A few examples of appraisal values for
SURVEYORS COMPASS

• W. & L. E. GURLEY SURVEYORS COMPASS
  W. & L. E. GURLEY SURVEYORS COMPASS AND CASED PORTABLE MEASURES SET Troy, New York (founded in 1862), first a traveling boxed set of nickel-plated Pint, 1/2 Pint, and Gill size portable measures for sealer use, circa 1910, with glass slicker and a 2 oz. etched glass footed graduate, Gurley Catalog No. 9934, within a fitted poplar case with leather strap, labeled to interior lid (7 x 11 1/2 x 9 1/4 in.); the second an early 20th century brass surveyors compass, inscribed W & L.E. Gurley, Troy, N.Y. to dial. (15 x 6 x 10 in.).
• 2 CASED SURVEYORS COMPASSES TO
  2 CASED SURVEYORS COMPASSES TO INCLUDEH. M. POOLE, EASTON, MA, CA 1840, BRASS CASING WITH WOODEN BOX. 3 3/4" HIGH, 15 1/2" WIDE, 7 1/2" DEEP. THE OTHER IS BRASS WITH METAL FACE, MAKER UNKNOWN. 2" HIGH, 7" WIDE, 5 1/2" DEEP.
• SIX PRECISION SCIENTIFIC
  SIX PRECISION SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTSSIX PRECISION SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS, including: Buff and Buff surveyors transit; Taylor Instruments wind up recording barometer; Brass pocket sextant (No. 5028); German leather cased brass barometer; T.G. Co Mk III surveyors compass dated 1940, London; and E.R. Watts & Son Surveying Aneroid Compensated barometeraltimeter No. 1797.
• 19th c. American surveyors
  19th c. American surveyors compass marked ''B. Stancliffe Maker Philad.'' (Benjamin Stancliffe Philadelphia 1781-1834). Worked in Philad. from 1817-1828 on Walnut St. 12 3/4'' Length.