Brass Compass Antique

Prismatic bearing compass made of brass; it is a small compass, signed F. Darton & Co London n

Cross-legged reduction compass, of brass and steel, signed Moltini F, Italian manufacture from the

A very attractive Victorian explorers compass dating to circa 1880. The floating card dial

A very attractive Victorian explorers compass dating to around 1890. The floating card dial pivots

A most unusual pocket compass created in the form of a pocket watch, the case being made from

A very attractive Victorian explorers compass dating to circa 1880. The floating card dial

A very attractive Victorian explorers compass dating circa 1880. The floating card dial pivots

Yacht binnacle with polished gimballed compass by E.S.Ritchie of Boston and marked by ship chandler

Solid brass gimballed boat compass fitted to a hinge front wood binnacle. Brasses include carry

Solid brass boat compass in varnished wood box. Highly polished and lacquered finish. By M.C. & Co

Rare and elegant binnacle compass made of mahogany and brass signed DENT's Patent COMPASS no. 545

Yacht binnacle in varnished wood box. Solid brass gimbaled nineteenth century marine compass by

Brass pocket compass in the shape of a pocket watch, complete with lid. Six-winds compass card

Small brass travel compass with lid, compass card with four winds and goniometric circle of

This is a unique 100% Original finish Ships Binnacle Compass house.

Dry compass placed in its original box of turned brass enclosed by a protective glass and complete

Nineteenth century ship's compass. The card reads "Robert Park, 14 Cathcart St., Greenock. Set into

Topographic compass, wooden and brass, signed W. & L. E. Gurley Troy USA of the late 19th century

A very fine English brass cased compass, professionally cleaned and polished restoring it to it's

Prismatic bearing bush in brass; it is a small compass, signed F-L (French Limited) N. 246378

Liquid compass on universal joint made by La Filotecnica Milano Ing. A. Salmoiraghi in the early

Solid brass yacht binnacle with gimbaled compass from E.S.Ritchie of Boston. Compass dates to the

Working Compass, solid brass in a solid oak box. Great piece of nautical history.

Georg Vogler). The octagonal gilt brass base has a glazed silver compass rose showing a magnetic

Brass sundial compass signed Outdoor Supply Co. Inc. N.Y. USA, 1921. The clock is equipped with a

Antique ships compass with interesting Dutch lettering. Spun brass bowl with gimbal. Fitted to a

Nautical liquid compass, brass, on universal joint, British manufacture, mounted on wooden board

Nineteenth century boat compass in spun brass bowl by S. Thaxter and Sons of 125 State St, Boston

F Barker & Son Lensatic Compass. A great little F Barker & Son marching compass dating from around

A handsome cased late Victorian or Edwardian compass with hinged lid, the little button on the top

Small nautical pocket compass in its original turned brass case complete with compass card block

An excellent example of a First World War military compass. It is fully functioning, has a brass

Mid-19th century boxed compass by Samuel Thaxter of Boston. Dry compass card, brass housing, fitted

Brass boat compass by F.W. Lincoln Jr & Co. of Boston, Massachusetts. Nineteenth century. Simple

Brass gimballed compass fastened to dove-tailed wooden box by Thaxter and Son of Boston. Dry

Dry compass placed in its original turned brass box with a protection glass. English manufacture of

Wilcox Crittenden boxed compass with brass gimbal and dry compass card mounted into a dovetailed

Magnetic topographic compass, of oak and brass; instrument consisting of a magnetized needle free

A type VIII ‘Verner’s Pattern’ military compass. This British military compass is called Verner's

A handsome Victorian pocket / explorer compass with a cross bar needle pivoting on a jewelled

Small dry pocket nautical compass placed in its original box made of turned brass, complete with

. The compass has a brass body and lid with original black finish, the glass lid having a sighting

19th century Robert Merrill compass with brass bowl and varnished wood box. Sliding lid. Brass bowl

Brass pocket compass in the shape of a pocket watch, complete with lid. Six-wind compass card

19th century Robert Merrill compass with brass bowl and varnished wood box. Sliding lid. Brass bowl

Brass and oak construction. Brass plate on front reads: Compass #7542N. Sestrel; Henry Browne

Officer pocket compass of chromed brass shaped like a pocket watch. Made in England in the early

Pocket compass used by British aviation officers made of chromed brass in the shape of a pocket

An excellent example of a First World War military compass. It is fully functioning, has a brass

A J. H. Steward Singer's Patent-type Pocket Military Compass, dating from c.1890 - 1910. This

Pocket compass used by British Army officers during World War I in 1915 of brass in the shape of a

Pocket compass used by RAF officers in the WWI of brass in the shape of a pocket watch. The compass

Officer's pocket compass of chromed brass in the shape of a pocket watch. English manufacture from

Magnetic topographic compass, of oak and brass; instrument consisting of a magnetized needle free

A working British military officer's marching or sighting compass of heavy brass with original

Japanese types. The compass has a brass cylindrical box; on its bottom it is fixed a hard metal stem

A working British military marching compass of heavy brass in original leather case from World War