"Wild West Wonders" Premier Live Auction (2025 August)

Vintage toy soldiers: Artillery tent; army airplane (damaged); three pieces of damaged equipment; 15 army soldier in battle (7 missing hats); 6 parade

Rocking hobby horse that measures 34"x 29" and appears to be almost solid wood. The tail and mane appears to be real horse hair, the saddl...

This charming collection features 65 vintage dolls from the 1940s, including 38 original Nancy Ann Storybook Dolls and 27 foreign and ethnic dolls, ma

This is a Chinese compass and sundial watch combination tool. The compass gives you magnetic North and the flip up arm (gnomon) will give you the time

There are two wood box compasses: a David White marked: "U.S. Eng. Dept./ David White Co/ Milwaukee, Wis,/ 1918" on the cover. 3.125 in. X...

This is an A. Stoppani surveyor's compass with teak wood case. It works beautifully and all sighting arms are intact. 3.5 in. X 3.5 in. Please s...

This cleaver device is a sundial with an adjustable gnomon (arm) for your specific latitude. The compass is used to align with true north. There is a

There are coat compasses in this lot. One is brass with pin made in Germany. The second compass is made by Taylor with both pin and grommet holes for

This wood box compass was made by P. Boeringer of St. Paul , Minnesota. Made about 1910 in a teak wood box at 3 in. X 3 in. with the hook closure is m

LOT WITHDRAWN, duplicate.

This is a Cruchon & Emons compass S/N 41994 marked on the cover "US Engineer Corp." Berne on the bottom cover. The compass is still cl...

This little jew of a compass has a swing-out magnifying glass with a compass about .5 in. in diameter. Meant to be worn an a lanyard or bead chain. L

The wood box compass was made by W.& L.E. Gurley of Troy, New York. About 1918. Still accurate with two clear cards set in a mahogany case at 3....

This is a W. & L. E. Gurley U.S. Engineering compass in a teak wood box. Roughly 3.25 in. X 3.125 in. The inside cover is scribed with a scribe ...

This is a Keuffel & Esser Co. New York made compass. At 1.875 in. in diameter. German silver case and cover. It is still accurate without dents ...

This is a Keuffel & Esser Co. folding compass (made in New York). It has a black enameled carry case that closes and traps the needle when clos...

This is a Keuffel & Esser Co. mahogany box compass previously owned by Major CW Thomas marked on the inside cover. The compass is still accurate...

This is a nickel plated Keuffel & Esser Co. (of New York) pocket compass. The case is dent free with some nickel loss front and back. The bezel ...

This is a Keuffel & Esser Co. New York made compass. At 1.875 in. in diameter. German silver case and cover. It is still accurate with a spotted...

This lot is of two Keuffel & Esser Forestry compasses. Both in used condition. The compass with lanyard is not accurate. Cards are printed in t...

There are six compasses in this lot. Two are Tru-Nord compasses from Brainerd, Minn. that are working accurately. Four are of European design with a s

These are two forestry compasses; one Lutz- Geo forestry and one Keuffel & Esser forestry compass. Both are used. The lutz card is bright while ...

This group of compasses are made by Marble's of Michigan. Sometimes called coat compass or la[pel compasses. There are three with one in no-work...

This group is of lapel and small pocket compasses, five in all. Four work properly. Please see photos for details. ^ Date: Country (if not USA):

This lot has eight mini-compasses with one looking more like casual jewelry c. 1920's. Best of all they all still work. One compass has a ship&#...

This is a nautical compass that has been gimbled in a leather/steel case. There are instructions on the inside cover to illuminate the card. In workin

This brass frame compass has no maker's mark "42" stamped on th einside cover. The card is the needle with a working sto[. Still accur...

This is a pocket compass with cover and window for quick views issued to "Epson YMCA/C.D. Wells/ 1922" with card lock. In working order. 2...

This is the Meradial model compass made by Short & Mason of Rochester, New York with a 1915 patent date. Nickel silver case without dents still ...

This is a Tomahawk compass made in Clinton, Mass. A teepee is press engraved into the cover. The card is bright brass with an inclination indicator ab

There are three pocket compasses in this group made by Waltham Clock Co., 1900s. All are about 1 in. in diameter. Two pocket compasses have free cove

This is a cased Warren-Knight Clinometer model #203 S/N 11697 with original paper and wood case. Both vials of levels are in working order. In excelle

This is a wood box compass with no makers mark. Made about 1910. The box is pine wood construction and in working order. The needle stop is stuck in t

This little compass was made in the 1910's without a name of maker and still works today. At 1.5 in. in diameter. Clear lens and bright card. T...

This is a French made box compass. About 1900. The card is spotted with light quadrant markings. "Made in France" in the north position. T...

This is a French made graphometer compass with transit pedestal and sighting arms. Mounted on a solid brass frame. C. 1890's. In working order. ...

This round brass frame compass is marked "made in/ France" without a makers mark, 1920's. The needle shows a strong and quick response...

There are five vintage compasses in this lot where four have bail loops. One compass has a second needle to align with your immediate course. All comp

This wood box compass was made in France about 1910, no makers mark. The box is mahogany with a piano hinge. The glass lens is broken and the needle i

This is a mahogany box compass made in France with no makers mark visible. The card is oxidized but readable and the wood finish original and bright.

This is a French made compass in a teak box. 3 in. X 2.875 in. The card is clean and clear with a magnetic inclination marked slightly west. The needl

This box compass is marked Dietzgen without any marking for country of origin. At 3.75 in. X 3.75 in. in a mahogany case. The stop bar is stuck in the

This group of pocket compasses are made in Germany (2) and France (3). The two German compasses are still accurate while the others are not. One compa

This is a pocket watch style compass made in Germany about 1900. The card is has a soft brass face and still works. 1.875. in. in diameter. Light pati

This is a small pocket compass at 1.75 in. in diameter. The cover is made with a sight window for orienteering. There is a needle stop for the card, a

This is a pre-war Polish Officer's marching compass made by Z. Jeznacki model K.M. 32 S/N 12622. "W eagle P" stamp on the bottom. In f...

This is a Soviet era Mountain Military compass that reads in degrees as well as military clicks. A rare find. The base is bakelite. S/N 00051 with cov

This beautifully cased drafting compass was made by Gervase Wheeler of London. Made around 1850 for drawing large scale building architecture or to-sc

his is a Swiss made compass at 1.5 n. in diameter. Built without a cover. It has a needle stop and is still accurate. Please see photo for details.

This beautifully made compass is made in Switzerland without a makers mark. The movement is jeweled and well balanced. The card is white with a degree