Theodolite, cased, No.117682, by Hilger and Watts, London, 1959. Theodolite, cased, No.117682 Tools of the Trade & Personal Accessories 1959
Theodolite, produced by Troughton & Simms, Great Western Railway, engraved GWR Divisional Engineers' Office, Gloucester no. 12, with box, tripod and two eye-pieces, repaired 1923. Theodolite, Great Western Railway Tools of the Trade & Personal Accessories 1923 (repaired)
Brass theodolite in mahogany case, made by Gilbert & Wright London, 1801-1804, used during construction of Newcastle & Carlisle Railway, c1835. Brass theodolite in mahogany case Tools of the Trade & Personal Accessories 1801-1804
Theodolite, brass in wooden case, by Robert Banks, The Strand London, c.1810, used in the construction of the YNMR & NER, 1835-1860; : 11 x 11 x 11 in (279.4 x 279.4 x 279.4 mm) Theodolite in wooden case Tools of the Trade & Personal Accessories 1852
Everest type theodolite, 4-inch, by Troughton & Simms, London, England, 1875-1899 Everest type theodolite, British, 1875-1899 Surveying 1875-1899
Everest pattern altazimuth theodolite, 5-inch, with case by T. Cooke & Sons, York, England, 1885-1895. Everest pattern altazimuth theodolite, 1885-1895 Surveying 1885-1895
3.5 inch optical scale transit theodolite, model T63, by Cooke, Troughton and Simms, 1937 3.5 inch optical scale transit theodolite Surveying 1937
4-inch mining transit theodolite by W. F. Stanley & Co. Ltd, London, Englandl, 1906. With box and tripod. Mining transit theodolite, 1906 Surveying 1906
6 inch transit theodolite by Troughton and Simms, mid 19th century, sectioned 6 inch transit theodolite by Troughton and Simms Surveying 1801-1900
Geodetic theodolite by Carl Bamberg, mid 20th century. One of two cases. Geodetic theodolite by Carl Bamberg Surveying 1900-1949
Theodolite, DKM2 model, by Kern & Co. AG, Aarau, Switzerland, serial no. 128593, in carrying case, no tripod, early 1960s. Height (cased) 270 mm, Width (case) 122mm, Length (case) 160mm, Length (telescope) 169mm. Model DKM2 theodolite, 1960-1965 Surveying 1960-1965
French Surveying Theodolite with wooden tripod. French Surveying Theodolite with wooden tripod Farnborough
Surveyor's theodolite by W. & S. Jones, London, c1830, said to have been used by IK Brunel during the construction of the Great Western Railway (Exhibit 1902) Brunel's theodolite Tools of the Trade & Personal Accessories 1830
Theodolite, electronic, Wild Tachymat TC-1, No 1424, cased, by Wild Heerbrugg A.G., Switzerland, c1980, ex British Rail (North Eastern) Civil Engineer's Office, York. Wild Tachymat theodolite Tools of the Trade & Personal Accessories 1980
Askaine-Werke AG Kine Theodolite, KT14 plus electronic components, with stand. (This part has a lens which contains Thorium but it is not radioactive). Askaine-Werke AG Kine Theodolite Farnborough
Altazimuth theodolite, 6 inch, by W. Harris and Co., London, England, 1813-1839 Altazimuth theodolite, British, 1813-1839 Surveying 1813-1839
Theodolite by Meyerstein, c. 1850, adapted for observatory work Theodolite by Meyerstein, c. 1850, adapted for observatory work Terrestrial Magnetism 1850
12 inch Everest pattern geodetic theodolite by T. Cooke and Sons, 1884. With part. 12 inch Everest pattern geodetic theodolite by T. Cooke and Sons Surveying 1884
5-inch transit theodolite by Casella, 1924, complete, in two fitted boxes: (base) 36 x 26 x 24cm, (optics) 30 x 22 x 23cm 5-inch transit theodolite by Casella Surveying 1924
11 inch altazimuth theodolite with telescope tube of square section, by Thomas Heath, London, England1720-1753 11 inch altazimuth theodolite with telescope tube of square section Surveying 1720-1753
7-inch altazimuth theodolite, by Jesse Ramsden, England, 1751-1800 7 inch altazimuth theodolite Surveying 1751-1800
