(to seller)   (to bidder) If you are the seller or the high bidder - now what?	Currently	$831.00		First bid	$400.00
	Quantity	1		# of bids	15 (bid history) (with emails)
	Time left	Auction has ended.		Location	MASS
				Country	United States
	Started	May-26-00 13:29:30 PDT		(mail this auction to a friend)
	Ends	Jun-02-00 13:29:30 PDT		(request a gift alert)
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	Seller (Rating)	levc (133)
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	High bid	judbob (2)
	Payment	See item description for payment methods accepted
	Shipping	Will ship to United States only, See item description for shipping charges
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19th C. GURLEY SURVEYOR'S COMPASS 4th Quarter, 19th C., 4 1/2" Vernier Surveyor's Compass, signed W. & L.E. Gurley, Troy, N.Y. 4" long compass needle, 2 spirit levels, a chaining leg out-keeper, 2 site veins; one with dual peep sites, the other with graduation marks from 0 to 23 degrees. A staff socket, an original plumb bob, and lens cap. Complete with fitted box and retailer's label. This instrument is finished bright retaining much of its gold lacquer. The item is complete and packed in its original case with its plumb bob noting that the spur gear to the vernier rack is missing. Except as noted, this instrument is complete and has never been buffed or refinished retaining its original character. 4 1/2" Gurley Survey Compasses are rarer and harded to find than the largest models as there were fewer of them made. The dealer label from J.A.S.W., Queen & Co. is in good shape applied to the inside of the lip. The box measures 13 3/4" X 6 1/2" X 4 1/2" and is constructed from walnut. There is no key. Each period Van Cort Instruments will be auctioning a variety of optical treasures and other products we manufacture. Take a look around our site for what's up next. www.vancort.com No reserve, bidding starts at $400.00. We accept Visa, MC and check. Shipping is UPS ground ($12.00), insured, anywhere in the continental USA paid by the buyer. Web Design and Artwork by VCI.

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