Stanley Engineer Dumpy Level
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ssi906 |
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A Stanley Engineer Dumpy Level complete in mahogany case. Including: A 12 inch telescope with internal auxiliary lens to permit focusing without changing the overall length and preserving the balance of... [more info]
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Stanley Cross Head Late 19th century.
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ssi909 |
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SOLD |
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Surveyor Cross Head, English, Late 19th century. Black finish octagonal body with staff mount, veins and inset of a magnetic compass with silvered scale. The instrument is stamped 'STANLEY, GREAT TURNSTILE,... [more info]
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English Reflecting Clinometer
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ssi912 |
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SOLD |
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Surveyors reflecting clinometer and level with vernier to measure degrees of elevation or depression from the horizon. The bubble vial is viewed through a tilting mirror. Made in England in 1942 [more info]
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Optical Square. 90°
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ssi915 |
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SOLD |
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Optical Square. An instrument designed to provide accurate reflection and alignment of 90° angles, using a rotated prism; in a solid maroon covered case. [more info]
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Surveyors Sighting Level
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ssi916 |
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SOLD |
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Surveyors sighting level made of brass by Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd. London & York. This level contains a bubble vial and mirror enclosed inside the tube. [more info]
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Stanley's Optical Square 45°
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ssi917 |
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SOLD |
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Optical Square made by W. F. Stanley, London. This hand held instrument provides accurate reflection and alignment of 45° angles, using a rotated prism. [more info]
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Stanley's Cross Staff
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ssi918 |
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SOLD |
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SOLD |
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Surveyor Cross Staff. This is one of the highest quality surveyors product made by W.F Stanley & Co. Ltd High Holborn, London. It is made of two brass types and a large circular magnetic compass for taking... [more info]
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Pocket Surveyor Instrument
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ssi919 |
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SOLD |
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A Pocket Surveyor instrument made in 1928 by George Philip, Son & Nephew. London and Liverpool. Can be used as a level or cross staff and consist of a circular scale divided at every 45°, a main arm terminated... [more info]
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