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Altazimuth theodolite by Benjamin Cole & Son

1755-1765

Cooke Tavistock theodolite by Vickers Instruments

Improved Patent Portable Theodolite

1818-1826

6 inch altazimuth theodolite by W. & T. Gilbert

1840

7 inch altazimuth theodolite by Thomas Jones

1801-1850

Microptic theodolite

1970

5-inch transit theodolite

1944

Balloon theodolite MkII by E.R. Watts and Son

1943

Universal theodolite II

1940

Altazimuth theodolite, British, 1785-1795

1790

Altazimuth theodolite

1826-1916

DKMI model theodolite, Swiss, 1960-1965

1960-1965

Theodolite, 1830

1830

Sectioned display theodolite, Swiss, 1970

1970

Altazimuth theodolite, British, 1816-1850

1816-1850

Balloon theodolite by Cary

Theodolite with case

1910-1915

Altazimuth Theodolite

1875-1885

Altazimuth Theodolite

1755-1765

4" Tavistock theodolite no.41418

theodolite, numbered 122186

1970

Tachymeter-theodolite, "Theo 020"

1970

Altazimuth theodolite, British, 1725-1747

1725-1747

Instructional theodolite by W F Stanley & Co Ltd

1960

4½-inch micrometer theodolite

1901-1950

Altazimuth theodolite

1826-1916

Met Office Mk B type balloon theodolite, 1919

1919

Theodolite by Robinson

1835-1841

Theodolite by Robinson

circa 1840

Theodolite

1980-1985
Theodolite tripod, by Hilger and Watts, London c.1959

Theodolite tripod

1954-1964
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

1801-1804
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

1923 (repaired)
Theodolite, cased, No.117682, by Hilger and Watts, London, 1959.

Theodolite, cased, No.117682

1959
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

1852
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

1884
French Surveying Theodolite with wooden tripod.

French Surveying Theodolite with wooden tripod

3.5 inch optical scale transit theodolite, model T63, by Cooke, Troughton and Simms, 1937

3.5 inch optical scale transit theodolite

1937
6 inch transit theodolite by Troughton and Simms, mid 19th century, sectioned

6 inch transit theodolite by Troughton and Simms

1801-1900
7 inch altazimuth theodolite by Troughton, early 19th century

7 inch altazimuth theodolite by Troughton

1801-1850
Askaine-Werke AG Kine Theodolite, KT14, plus electronic components, with stand.

Askaine-Werke AG Kine Theodolite

Theodolite, portable surveying instrument for measuring horizontal and vertical angles. Bookplate reads: Eon Productions Front Projection cables and weight. Dial: Taunton.com USA Haydon. Bookplate: Electro Theodolite, Azimuth, alignment, short range/ MX-2776 (KAA-1)/GVQ-3/ Part No 7903001/ Contrast No AFOK6471284 Serial No 0000209/ AC Spark Plug DIV. GMC/ Flint, Michigan/ Milwaukee, w.s. Plan.

Theodolite, portable surveying instrument for measuring horizontal and vertical angles

Seven-inch altazimuth theodolite by George Adams, London, England, UK, about 1770.

Seven-inch altazimuth theodolite by George Adams

1770
4"theodolite by Cooke, Troughton and Simms Ltd of York, numbered 35203

4"theodolite by Cooke

1970-1975
Model T2 universal theodolite with case, by Wild Heerbrugg A.G., Switzerland, 1970.

Model T2 universal theodolite, 1970

1970
Altazimuth theodolite, 4.5-inch, with box, by Edward Troughton, Fleet St., London, England, 1780-1826

Altazimuth theodolite, 1780-1826

1780-1826
Wild T3 theodolite no.8588, with carrying case, service record, and back pack, by Wild Heerbrugg, Switzerland, 1949

Wild T3 theodolite no.8588

1949
7-inch altazimuth theodolite, by Jesse Ramsden, England, 1751-1800

7 inch altazimuth theodolite

1751-1800
Rapid traverser, combined theodolite and plane table, by W.F. Stanley, London, England, 1925-1928.

Combined theodolite & plane table, 1925-1928

1925-1928
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

1830