For quick viewing of distant objects which need more magnification than provided by standard binoculars. The four draws extend from 135mm (5.25") closed, to 330mm (13") with x 25 magnification and 30mm (1.25") diameter lens. Tooled in spun brass and lacquered for lasting protection it is bound in a hand stitched leatherette and comes with a zipped carrying case. 


Price:   £39.95

A brass and wood reproduction telescope which is highly desirable, but at the same time functional, magnifying 40 times with an object lens of 45mm. Focussing is by finger tip twist control from about 40 yards to infinity. The sheesham wood (similar in appearance and feel to teak) tripod has solid brass fittings and is height adjustable on each leg to compensate for uneaven surfaces. Brass barrel length is 1m (39.5") and the tripod height is adjustable from approx 1.1 - 1.8 meters (3ft 6" to 6ft) 


Price:   £395.00

This is a smaller version of the Fleet Review Telescope (above), to put on a desk or table.

It has 12x magnification with a 33mm object lens, and the barrel is approximately 18" long fully extended. Tripod adjusts from 15-24" 


Price:   £99.00

This fine instructment is based on designs from the time of Nelson, but with more modern optics and a focusing eyepiece. It has a single draw and magnifies 20 times through an object lens of 45mm.

The casing is in machined, sateen finish brass, with a hand-stitched leather grip.

Presentation box measures 320 x 80 x 70mm in sustainable hardwood with brass corners. 


Price:   £125.00

The Star Recogniser provides quick and simple identification of stars by comparing them against a tiny illuminated built-in star map. Pressing a button illuminates the star map to one eye while the other eye looks at the real thing. It will locate and identify 70 major constellations and 1500 stars up to magnitude 5. 


Price:   £27.50