Brass Compass Antique

, brass dust cover Prismatic surveying compass situated beneath primary tube Choice of two eye-pieces

brass hood, port and starboard magnets, brass arms, wet compass and rear chart tube. Measures: 59" tall

objects including a brass cut steering wheel, compass, lifeboats, hull grates, copper support for the

mahogany stand with three tapering reeded legs joined by a stretcher centred with compass and on brass

English nautical brass compass, George Field & Co. Birmingham.

Prismatic bearing brass compass, it is a small compass, signed E. KOEHN Geneve Suisse n.113715

Small French-made brass compass, second half of the 19th century. It is an instrument used for

Pocket brass compass used by British aviation officers during the first World War In the shape of

A rare 19th century Korean compass-sundial, the brass pierced with incised decoration on the

Small pocket nautical compass in its original turned brass case on the bottom of which is fixed a

James Henry Steward 406 Strand London surveying liquid prismatic compass used by the British Army

Nautical pocket compass made of turned brass, 1920s English manufacture. The compass is complete

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

Pocket compass used by British aviation officers during the WW1, of chromed brass in the shape of a

Pocket compass used by American aviation officers from 1915 of brass in the shape of a pocket watch

Prismatic bearing compass, a small compass complete with original leather case, signed E.R. Watts

Small travel compass of chromed brass, supplied to the US army during the First World War, on the

: Big brass compass square shape with original case signed Franz Hofer. Praha 1786.

Small pocket compass, mahogany and brass, compass card with 32 winds with goniometric circle on

bands and a modified brass compass point to the top. The choice of woods is exceptional and dramatically

19th century. Support base made of turned brass. Measures: Height 23 cm, compass diameter 10.5 cm. Very

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

. The case also stamped for French and Sons Ltd. London and 1917. Both the brass compass cover and the

An original WWI brass hand compass in working order, complete with lenses, magnifier, lid and

1920s Brass pocket compass in the shape of a pocket watch, and equipped with a lid with snap

Kelvin White solid brass yacht binnacle with polished and lacquered finish. Mounted to a thick wood

Brass nautical travel survey compass, made in 1914 circa, signed The Magnapole; small compass used

A smart late Victorian brass cased travelling compass with lid to protect the glass The compass

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

Two English brass pocket box compasses, both with handcrafted cases. The larger with beveled and

Pocket compass, 1915, of chromed brass in the shape of a pocket watch, signed Aurapole Short

A WWI brass Carl Zeiss Jena "Fussartillerie" artillery compass. 3¾ inch dial marked with N W S

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

Early 20th century "Boston Spherical" ship's compass in original mahogany fitted box. The compass

An English brass pocket sundial compass, early 19th century. In a hand turned domed brass case with

An early 19th century brass surveyor's level with telescope, compass and spirit level. With

Brass and glass compass on universal joint from the end of the 19th century. Mounted on custom wood

Small Magnetic travel compass, of turned brass, an instrument consisting of a magnetized needle

ABOUT An original pair of all brass French binoculars with a small compass on the end. The

Pocket compass used by the officers of the US army in 1915, chromed brass shaped like a pocket

Prismatic bearing bush in brass; it is a small compass, signed F-L (French Limited) N. 83002

Pocket compass used by American aviation officers in 1915 made of brass with the shape of a pocket

Pocket compass used by the officers of the US army in 1915, chromed brass shaped like a pocket

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

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

Liquid bearing compass signed F. Barker’s Patent 1918, used by British army officers during the

Magnetic big nautical compass, signed Henry Browne & Son Ltd Sestrel Made in England, N. AFT 2901/T

F.B. Harrisman of Chicago, the compass is mounted on a custom ona wooden board and brass base made to

Magnetic topographer and travel compass, of turned brass, an instrument consisting of a magnetized

Small brass nautical pocket compass complete with cover and ring for the chain. Rose with eight

Nautical travel compass made of brass in the early 1900s, signed The Magnapole; small compass used

circle. The compass is made up of a cylindrical vessel in brass and bronze, called a mortar, on the

This is a vintage box compass. An English, oak and brass gimbal maritime navigation aid, dating to

Brass pocket nautical compass housed in its leather case with lid. Produced by F. Barker & Son

This is a superb vintage ship's binnacle compass. An English, polished brass maritime navigation

Prismatic bearing bush in brass; it is a small compass, signed Aitchison London N. 27 D and

An unusual English compass which folds into it's own brass case. Marked "England" and dating to c