Telescopes made by Grubb Parsons
The following list of instruments was compiled by Ian Glass ( http://www.saao.ac.za/~isg/gp.html), who has kindly allowed me to reproduce it here.I have added links giving further information, photographs and in some cases video.
18-inch Coelostat and 12-inch objective, Mt Stromlo Observatory, Australia, 1927
36-inch reflector, Royal Observatory, Edinburgh, UK, 1930
15/10-inch twin refractor, Edinburgh (1930s)
24/20-inch twin refractor, Saltzjobaden, Sweden, 1931
40-inch reflector, Saltzjobaden, Sweden, 1931
18-inch reflector, Mills Observatory, Dundee, Scotland, 1933
36-inch reflector, Royal Greenwich Observatory, UK, 1933
16-inch solar telescope, University Observatory, Oxford, 1934
74-inch reflector, David Dunlap Observatory, Canada, 1935
16-inch photographic refractor, Leiden Southern Station, South Africa, 1938
74-inch reflector, Radcliffe Observatory, Pretoria, South Africa, 1938
13/10-inch twin refractor, Pilsudski Observatory, Poland, 1938
48cm reflector, Vilnius (1938). Later Maidanek. Now (2007) in Samarkand, Uzbekistan.
10x8 ft^2 heliostat mirror, Wills, Bristol (before WW2)
10-inch P.Z.T., Royal Greenwich Observatory, UK, 1947
12-inch solar telescope, Arosa
20-inch solar reflector 1953 Oxford University, UK, 1953
7-inch transit San Fernando, Spain, 1953
17/24-inch Schmidt Cambridge University, UK, 1954
10-inch P.Z.T., Neuchatel, Switzerland, 1954
7-inch transit, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1954
74-inch reflector, Mt Stromlo, Australia, 1955-2003 (burnt in 2003)
36-inch Schmidt, Cambridge University, UK, 1955
10-inch P.Z.T., Royal Greenwich Observatory, UK, 1955
10-inch P.Z.T., Mt Stromlo, Australia, 1956
75-inch reflector (tube and mounting), St Michel, France, 1956
24-inch Coelostat, Kodaikanal, India, 1958
74-inch reflector, Tokyo University, Japan, 1960
48-inch reflector, Victoria, Canada, 1961
40-inch reflector, Pic du Midi, France. Optics only 1962
16-inch twin reflector, Royal Observatory, Edinburgh, UK, 1962
40-inch reflector, Royal Observatory, South Africa, 1963
74-inch reflector, Helwan (Kottamia), Egypt, 1963. Original mirror believed to have been destroyed accidentally during aluminizing and replaced by a Zeiss one in 1998.
30-inch reflector, Jungfraujoch, Switzerland, 1966
20-inch reflector, Edinburgh University, UK, 1967
16-inch Schmidt, Royal Observatory, Edinburgh, UK, 1967
98-inch reflector, Royal Greenwich Observatory, UK, 1967
16/24-inch Schmidt, Castelgandolfo, 1967
20-inch reflector, Glasgow University, UK, 1968
1.8-m mirror for Asiago, Italy, 1969
48/72-inch Schmidt, Siding Spring, Australia, 1973
154-inch reflector (tube and optics), Siding Spring, Australia, 1974
48-inch reflector, Athens University, Greece, 1975
48-inch reflector (tube and optics), Hamburg, Germany, 1975
30-inch reflector, SAAO, Sutherland, 1975
150-in mirror, UKIRT, Hawaii, 1976
60-in reflector (optics and tube), (Danish tel) ESO, Chile, 1976
31-inch Schmidt (mounting; no optics), Max Planck
39-inch reflector, La Palma, 1979 (Kapteyn)
100-inch mirror only, (new INT mirror), La Palma