compass - shipping and nautical
30 item(s) found:
A brass cased Carlisle travelling compass, the ovoid brass surround engraved with foliate motifs and measurement increments, with glazed circular cover above the blue steel needle recessed below and direction dial with bird motif, incised Carlisle to edge,…
World War I pattern 200 Aircraft compass, designed by Capt. Creagh-Osbourne, Royal Navy in 1911. Diameter 7 cm
A German gilt brass Clinometer compass, by Breithaupt Cassel, first half 19th century, silvered dial with Arabic numerals, blued-steel needle, gilt brass compact case, the dial inscribed Breithaupt Cassel 7 cm wide
A contemporary seafaring compass in wooden case
A large brass antique ships compass in a binnacle the brass housing with a glass compass viewing glass
Military compass in leather case together with two manuals
A large brass ship's compass and binnacle, the brass housing with a glass compass viewing class flanked by large spheres. Height 59 cm
Two compasses and a Liquid boat compass case Henry Browne & Son Ltd, including a Henry brown & Son aircraft compass and one other compass. (3)
Antique 9ct gold cased compass, marked for Birmingham
Ship?s compass by Schatz, M.V Bass Trader
An old Victorian folding sundial and compass in hinged wooden case. Length 7.5 cm
Three pocket compasses including a gilt metal encased pocket compass with a white enamel dial by W Harris & Son 50 Holborn London, a brass encased pocket compass with a brass cover and a wood encased pocket compass
A leather cased Surveyors compass, L.W Ludwig Wellington, Made in England
A 19th century brass maritime combination compass and sundial by Dolland, London, the hinged openwork sundial with Roman numeral calibrations, above a compass with two inset levels, mounted in an adjustable frame,…
A mark III prismatic military marching compass with military arrow, serial no. B.247835, F.B & S (1931) Ltd., mother of pearl dial. Note; loss of arrow hand, the compass in general in poor condition.
A Kelvin & Wilfred O White. Co. Nautical Instruments ships all brass binnacle sliding doors, without compass.
A Whyte & Co Glasgow early brass ships pelorus points of the compass dial, surmounted by a north Latitude/ south Latitude screw adjustable compass beneath a N/S and hours past the Meridian dial, a turning sighting vane above.
A Verners pattern brass pocket compass, circa 1918 by E. Kohen, Geneva 6.5 cm diameter
A brass folding pocket compass by S. Mordan & Co., circa 1918. Diameter 6.5 cm
A small Chinese geomancers compass 19th century. 9 cm
A Second world War mk III liquid filled prismatic brass compass
Boxed compass, suspended in integral box with original markings, British navy
A ship's compass, in gimbels in mahogany box, 9.5 cm dial diam
A US Navy ships binnacle with No. 5 Compass by CG Conn Ltd.
