Brass Compass desks_and_seating A fine Victorian English leather

A fine Victorian English leather cigar case with match striking plate on the end and internal sprung lever to hold the cigars in place

Dimensions: 140 cm/55 inches (height)

5 cm/6 inches (length) x 8 cm/3 inches (depth) x 5 cm/2 inches (height)

A group of four artillery shells from the late 19th Century supporting an elaborate gilt portrait photo frame

The azimuth scope was used for target observation

Brass Compass desks_and_seating A fine Victorian English leatherA magnificent English made prismatic brass compass with engraving to the lid 'Made in England for Otto Boettger Adelaide'. The compass has crosshair for sighting onto targets, wind rose dial marked with degrees, dial locking mechanism, and lens cap to protect the prism. Circa 1900. Otto Boettger was a retailer of scientific instruments. Their premises were established at 88 Flinders Street, Adelaide in 1877. In 1882 the business moved to a larger