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Cylinder watch in pinchbeck inner case

Sector signed John Allen

1630-1642

Pocket microscope by Jeremiah Sisson

1752

Stained plaster phrenological bust

1821

Phrenological head

1821

Surveyor's pocket sextant.

1795-1805

Ear trumpet

1850-1900

Pocket alarm watch in pinchbeck case

1771-1800

Pocket-sized spectroscope, cased, by John Browning

Apothecaries scales with glass pan and steel beam

1880-1940

Transit telescope

1770

Disc Planisphere

1750-1775

Drawing of Gass Works

1812

Car clock

1906

Richard Hornsby

1858

Hollow square pyramid

1833-1851

Precision Balance, in mahogany and glass case

1788

Mahogany and brass octant.

1770-1776

The Tunnel

1831

Thermometer, glass, Fahrenheit

1801-1900

Two coloured aquatints of hobby horses

1819

Lovely Llandudno

circa 1910

Improved Patent Portable Theodolite

1818-1826

Patent telemeter, British, 1910-1920

1910-1920

Set of paint brushes & paint, British, 1875-1901

1875-1901

Hypsometer with carrying case by Elliott Brothers

1831-1870

Watkin type clinometer, British, 1895

1895

Steward patent telemeter

1908-1912

Patent prismatic clinometer, British, 1810 -1826

1810-1826

Herbert-Smith type range-finder, British, 1912-1916

1912-1918

Azimuth variation compass, British, 1722-1747

1722-1747

Scarificator with four lancets

1860

Britannia Bridge

Prismatic magnetic compass, British, 1810-1826

1810-1826

Box type pocket sextant.

1810-1826

Altazimuth theodolite, British, 1725-1747

1725-1747

Abney level & clinometer, English, 1875-1885

1875-1885

Box type pocket sextant.

1845-1855

Cavalry Survey Sketching Board, 1891-1900

1891-1900

Prismatic magnetic compass, British, 1810-1826

1810-1826

'Range' tape measure, British, 1910-1912

1910-1912

Optical square for use with telemeter, British, 1904-1911

1904-1911

Tree height measurer, British, 1945-1948

1945-1948

Herbert-Smith type range-finders, British, 1912-1916

1912-1916

Prismatic compass & clinometer, British, 1801-1830

1801-1830

Automatic lancet, London, England, 1822-1863

1822-1863

A pair of instruments

1911

Double-frame brass sextant.

1810-1826

Wooden backstaff fitted with artificial horizon.

1730-1735

Matthew Boulton

1812