Antique Telescopes

, three telescopes, a microscope for reading the vernier, index and horizon mirror. State of conservation

measurement of magnetic and geographical distances and azimuths. It consists of a base, a telescope, two

, telescopes and flags. It was located at 152 State Street from 1893 until 1932, when it moved to 175 State

"going back in time" effect you saw in books and movies when they were looking through a telescope

A large 19th-century oil painting of a British naval officer in full uniform. He holds a telescope

telescopes, a microscope for reading the vernier, graduated from 0° at 130 °, index mirror and horizon mirror

indicators and then compasses, theodolites, telescopes, sextants and all manner of scientific instruments. On

colored glasses for the fixed mirror and 4 for the mobile one, three telescopes, a microscope for reading

/ prices a complete assortment of / Looking Glasses–Pictures–Night or / Day Telescopes–Thermometers

trained eye and to an experienced draughtsman.” Using the era’s greatest telescopes, he made astronomical

gilt moulded edge, opening on telescope action to a purple baize playing surface, above a plain frieze

base - is using a telescope. The second one - having sat down on rocky base, too - seizes a pen, being

and the telescope by the window. Great emphasis was placed on quality of workmanship, especially in

fixing screws, telescope diopter with ruler and sights, level, plumb line, square, recall whistle

for the famous maker John Dollond, among others, from 1706 to 1761. He invented a refracting telescope

and vertical graduated circle with opposing microscope readings, distance measuring telescope. This

silver, and were eager buyers of firearms, clocks, telescopes, eyeglasses and artillery, and equally

telescopes, filter, a microscope for reading the vernier, graduated from or to 150 °, pin key for adjustments

his pupils, Giovanni Carlo Bevilacqua, He invented and built some telescopes and camerae obscurae. Due

moon, observed under the direction of Pierre Gassendi through a telescope supplied by Galileo. Claude

A fine example of a late 18th century brass telescope by Ramsden London contained in its original

This is a four-draw brass telescope with leather cover. Antique Nautical telescope fully functional

The telescope with reeded mahogany cover and brass fittings with a tripod folding base.

This handsome brass instrument on a solid brass tripod stand would look stunning on a desk or library shelf. Though its optics still work, its usefulness is far surpassed by the lens...

Ships spyglass telescope appropriate for use on a yacht, ship, or anywhere with a view. This has

Late 19th century telescoping music stand. Top portion tilts. Height adjust from 41" to 58".

Brass telescope. France, circa 1880. Sits on original tripod base, includes travel box

, four-draw nautical telescope (or spyglass) of brass and optical glass, mounted as a handle - a

This is a very showy floor standing telescope. It has the original wood finger jointed case with 3

Ships spyglass telescope appropriate for use on a yacht, ship, or anywhere with a view. This has

Ships spyglass telescope appropriate for use on a yacht, ship, or anywhere with a view. This has

A fine brass telescope on original brass fitted mahogany tripod. England, circa 1930.

Mahogany case with telescope, four extractions, brass and maple leaf. Germany second half of 19th

All original antique late 19th century brass telescopes mounted on oak tri pod base. By A. Bardou

Brass telescope with mahogany handle, three extensions, mid-19th century English manufacture. Very

This large early brass telescope. It's quite an impressive show piece. The brass Scope is 72 inches

Mahogany and brass telescope, London 19th century Antique telescope made from solid mahogany

Long 19th Century English Mahogany Telescope Case

Late 18th century lacquered brass table telescope.

Antique brass telescope on standing tripod base in working condition.

A telescope having precision ground lens, the iron and bronze casing having a wonderful patina.

Antique leather wrapped telescope, made by E.Vion, Paris. Handsome little decorative object, nice

Brass telescope with leather-covered handle, focusing with three extensions. Maximum length 60 cm

A wonderful retracting Spyglass or telescope with leather handle. The piece actually works very

A fabulous 19th Century brass three draw telescope by 'Broadhust and Clarkson, London’, circa 1880

A four draw brass and mahogany telescope with mount/tripod feature and secondary eyepiece. In

A stunning military telescope, with variable magnification that can be adjusted between 15 and 25

telescope from the English army of the 19th century engraved Military in brass and leather

18th century Gilbert & Co. Improved Sea Telescope. Single draw wood and brass telescope in a fitted

A fine example of a early 19th century pocket spy glass telescope signed by Ebsworth, London.

This is an antique telescope, a two-draw refractor for terrestrial or astronomical use. An English

Brass telescope with mahogany-coated handle, focusing with three extensions. Maximum length 42 cm

Brass telescope with leather-covered handle, focusing with three extensions. Maximum length 72 cm

This is a large, vintage telescope on a tripod and supplied with a case, by Broadhurst, Clarkson

This is an antique telescope, a three draw refractor for terrestrial or astronomical use. An

This is an antique telescope, a three draw terrestrial achromatic refractor. An English Georgian

Antique English Victorian Brass Telescope on Stand, Circa 1890.