Brass Compass Antique

Introducing the Exquisite J.C. Ulmer & Co. Transit and Compass in Bergen & Sons Box Discover a rare treasure from the past with this remarkable antique J.C. Ulmer & Co. Transit an...

In shape of an octagon, with a compass. Brass.

The base frame consists of a circular brass plate containing a magnetic compass with degree scale engraved on a silvered plate.

On an ebonized base, together with a brass and compass 10in. (22cm.) high By Heymann

The diameter of the globe is 30" and sits in a fine mahogany stand with brass fitting and features a compass dial inset in the base.

A museum quality Shagreen covered pocket wooden case with silver rim and vacant cartouche containing a set of brass drawing instruments. Comprising of double parallel rule, brass and...

This antique Moroccan astrolabe was once used to cross the Sahara desert. It is made of brass, carefully and ornately etched with markings to indicate time, direction, star positions...

Prismatic bearing brass compass; it is a small compass, signed E. KOEHN Geneve Suisse n.155374, model Verner's Pattern from the name of the designer, Colonel William Willoughby Cole ...

Prismatic bearing brass compass; it is a small compass, signed E. KOEHN Geneve Suisse n.155374, model Verner's Pattern from the name of the designer, Colonel William Willoughby Cole ...

Small pocket compass for travelers, from the Victorian era, UK late 19th century, of brass, compass card on paper with sixteen winds, complete with goniometric circle.

Magnetic chromed brass compass with a wide chain with hook, English manufacture of the early 1900s.

This is a vintage 6" proportional divider. An English, brass compass or draughtsman's instrument, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1930.

Prismatic bearing bush in brass; it is a small compass, signed F-L (French Limited) N. 124291 produced in 1918.

Splendid Gustavian Brass Compass with Sundial, Late 18th Century Sweden.

Nautical travel compass made of brass in the early 1900s, the Magnapole; small compass used away from magnetic fields to check the ship's heading.

Pocket compass for an American army officer of the First World War of chromed brass in the shape of a pocket watch, signed WITTNAUER.

This superb example of an early 20th century heavy folding brass compass is of a design and type often issued to officers in the First World War.

Pocket compass chrome plated brass with the shape of a pocket watch, with lid engraving K.F.

Wonderfully complete and comprehensive surveyor's instrument set within a quality case Displays a desirable aged patina with light weathering commensurate with age Patinated brass ...

Pocket compass used by the Royal Air Force officers of 1916 made of chromed brass in the shape of pocket watch, signed Dennison Birmingham V 101639.

Prismatic bearing compass made of brass; it is a small compass, Verner’s Pattern model named after the designer, Colonel William Willoughby Cole Verner (1852-1922) and produced in 19...

Nautical travel compass of brass made in the early 1900s, this is a small compass used far from magnetic fields to check the ship's course.

Nautical pocket compass made of turned brass signed Lawrence & Mayo London from the early 1900s.

Pocket compass for a Royal air force officer signed Short & Mason Ltd London 1916 V 110312 made of chromed brass in the shape of a pocket watch.

Brass and glass dry compass on universal joint signed Blake & Son Gosport made in the first half of the 19th century and mounted on a walnut wooden base.

Brass compass placed in its original mahogany box with slit cover.

Small travel compass with lid, made of brass; compass card with eight winds and goniometric circle of engraved and chromed brass, complete with needle block to calculate the horizont...

Support base made of turned brass. Measures: Height 23 cm, compass diameter 10.5 cm.

Highly polished yacht binnacle with gimbaled brass compass "Star Pathfinder", made in Milton, Mass.

Small pocket compass, wood and brass, compass card with 16 winds with goniometric circle on printed paper and needle block for the calculation of horizontal angles.

The compass is mounted on a 360-degree brass gimbal ring system.

Support base made of turned brass. Height 23 cm - 9 inches, compass diameter 10.5 cm - 4.13 inches.

Support base made of turned brass. Height 23 cm - 9 inches, compass diameter 10.5 cm - 4.13 inches.

Late nineteenth century ships compass with gimbal mounted into a varnished wood box.

Brass prismatic bearing compass; it is a small compass, Verner’s Pattern model produced in 1918 and supplied to English officers, typically used in navigation.

This large brass nautical compass was custom made in France around the year 1900 and features a central dial decorated with a fleur de lys to indicate North.

Solid brass gimballed boat compass fitted to a dovetailed varnished box.

A smart early twentieth century brass cased travelling compass with lid to protect the glass The compass has a printed paper dial incorporating "Trade Mark London" and " Made In ...

Nineteenth century solid brass gimballed boat compass with varnished wood box.

Seven inch brass bowl with gimbal. Very fine compass card marked with a large fleur-de-lis pointing north.

Rare brass air balloon compass complete with goniometric circle, needle block and transparent bottom.

The case is made from brass with minor wear commensurate with age and use, professionally cleaned and polished.

Brass topographic compass signed C.E Kraft in Wien placed in its original wooden box, second half of the 19th century.

The compass is fitted to an 8 sided varnished mahogany binnacle box with slanted lid and brass hinge.

This is a vintage binnacle compass. An English, brass maritime navigation instrument, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1930.

Small pocket compass, mahogany wood and brass, used by British aviation officers during the First World War, complete with compass card with eight winds with a goniometric circle and...

Liquid compass on universal joint signed ES Ritchie & Sons Boston USA 47547 from the early 1900s, mounted on a wooden and brass base made to measure 20 x 9 cm, height 13.5 cm, compas...

Mahogany and brass topographic compass complete with goniometric circle and needle block for calculating the horizontal angles.

Rare and particular ancient magnetic compass for topographers, made of brass; instrument consisting of a magnetized needle free to rotate on a horizontal plane, marking with its poin...

A working military officer's marching or sighting compass of heavy brass from World War One, an excellent original example of the Cbynite Radium Compass.

About operation The compass is formed by a cylindrical brass container, at the bottom of which a metal stem is fixed, on which the octave wind rose is placed and is completed with a...

Brass nautical travel compass complete with leather case signed Barnes & Morris London n.13844 from 1917.

Brass nautical pocket compass, equipped with a lid with glass and viewfinder for checking the direction of a ship, beautiful compass card with eight winds on paper complete with goni...