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Early 20th century brass three-draw telescope with leather case, inscribed 'Ross, London No. 28137'
Early 20th century brass three-draw telescope with leather case, inscribed 'Ross, London No. 28137'
Early 20th century brass three-draw telescope with leather case, inscribed 'Ross, London No. 28137'
Early 20th century brass three-draw telescope with leather case, inscribed 'Ross, London No. 28137'
Early 20th century brass three-draw telescope with leather case, inscribed 'Ross, London No. 28137'
Early 20th century brass three-draw telescope with leather case, inscribed 'Ross, London No. 28137'
Early 20th century brass three-draw telescope with leather case, inscribed 'Ross, London No. 28137'
Early 20th century brass three-draw telescope with leather case, inscribed 'Ross, London No. 28137'
Early 20th century brass three-draw telescope with leather case, inscribed 'Ross, London No. 28137'
Early 20th century brass three-draw telescope with leather case, inscribed 'Ross, London No. 28137'

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Early 20th century brass three-draw telescope with leather case, inscribed 'Ross, London No. 28137'

Sale Details


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Location: Online & Live Broadcast from David Duggleby Auctioneers in Scarborough

Auction ends: from 14:00 on 29/10/2026

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Bidding Details


Estimate £50-100

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CURRENT BID £35

29/10/2026 14:06

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Discover a charming piece of the early 20th century with this British brass three-draw telescope, complete with its original leather case. The telescope is marked with the inscription 'Ross, London No. 28137', adding to its historical appeal.

Crafted by renowned manufacturer Ross in London, this telescope boasts exceptional quality and craftsmanship typical of the era. The three-draw design allows for easy extension and precise focusing, making it both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

This antique telescope is a perfect addition to any collection of optical instruments or a unique decorative piece for a vintage-inspired interior. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of British heritage with this exquisite telescope available at Duggleby Auctioneers.


Delivery Information


Item can be collected from our David Duggleby Salerooms, Scarborough, YO11 1XN. Delivery options available.

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