Dry Compass

Style: Boxed compass Size: 9" x 9" x 6 1/2", dry compass card diameter: 5 1/2" Period: 19th century, approximately Manufacturer: Unknown, retailer: Paul Pinot,...

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

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

Dry compass placed in its original box of turned brass enclosed by a protective glass and complete with lid, signed S.

Brass housing, mounted to a mahogany baseboard, dry compass card reads ES Ritchie Inc. Sliding front doors.

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 binnacle by John Bliss & Co of NY. Dry compass card. Side burners. Fixed brass wheel with wooden spokes.

Inside there is a dry compass signed J. Blowey plymouth mounted on universal joint placed in a mahogany case topped with a pyramid-shaped cap made of brass and glass.

Brass and glass dry compass on universal joint signed Sestrel made in the first half of the 19th century and mounted on a walnut wood base.

British Royal Navy brass dry card compass with original side light burner, hinged viewing port, and carrying handle.

Dry magnetic compass placed in its original wooden case green painted, compass card with eight winds on paper, signed J.

Small dry pocket nautical compass placed in its original box made of turned brass, complete with brass cover and closed by a protective glass.

Antique boat dry card compass mounted into timber, dovetail box via gimbal by C.R.

Authentic nautical dry card compass by Wilcox Crittenden. Brass bezel mounted to a timber, dovetailed box with gimbal.

Ship captains telltale ships compass on gimbal. Dry card compass by Van Der Voort, 34 Brewers Canal, Antwerp.

Mid-19th century ship's compass with dry card from Robert Merrrill and Sons, New York.

Chrome yacht binnacle with dry card, gimbaled compass by Ritchie. Glass window.

Ship's binnacle with awesome tapered base and heavy brass base collar. Highly polished hood. Dry card compass. Iron compensating balls are mounted on brass brackets.

This is a rare dry compass made by Kelvin and Hughes, England, from the early 1900s, brass.

English antique nautical dry compass, by George Christian, Liverpool Antique late 19th century dry card compass housed in a brass tub that is suspended by gimbales in a wooden dov...

Dry compass in its original wooden box with slot lid.

Dry compass placed in its original wooden box with slot lid.

Dry compass card, brass lid. Dimensions: 3" D, 1.5" H.

Brass box compass by Wilcox Crittenden. Dry compass card, fitted to a varnished wood box with gimbal.

Early brass compass by Snow & Neally of Bangor, Maine. Brass bezel, dry compass card, stamped with Serial No. 358.

Iron box compass by Star of Boston. Dry compass card reads "Star Pattened Milton, Mass.

It is a dry compass with a chromed brass snap closure cover to protect the compass glass, complete with a compass card with eight winds with goniometric circle.

Dry compass in its original wooden box with slot lid.

Dry compass placed in its original wooden box. English manufacture from the end of the 19th century.

Magnetic dry compass of the 1930s, on universal joint, in its original wooden box complete with slot lid, signed LILLEY & REYNOLDS Ltd London, firm born from the merging between John...

Large dry compass placed in its original wooden box with slot lid.

Quality ship's compass from Boston maker E.S. Ritchie. Heavy brass bowl is engraved with the maker's name and patent dates: Sept. 9, 1862, and Apr. 7, 1863, with a cylindrical compas...

Antique nautical box dry card compass. Box is 5 x 5 x 4. Compass face diameter is 3".

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

Here is a very important English dry card compass made by Kelvin, Bottomley & Bard.

A very important and rare English dry card compass made by Kelvin, Bottomley & Baird is presented as a display.

Shown is a truly fine dry card tell tale compass. It has a paper card which has the directions printed on it so when it is mounted overhead, as it would be on a vessel, are seen corr...

Late 19th Century Ships Binnacle by W. Hartmann. Binnacles are an important navigation tool. They are often in the helm of the ship and allow sailor to maintain the correct course. T...

A rare ship's binnacle brass compass in working order housed in a teak and brass case. It includes the kerosene side light to illuminate the compass at night. By Kelvin and Hughes,...

Fine antique ship's compass by Robert Merrill of New York. Brass bowl on gimbal fitted to a dovetailed timber box. Paper compass card with fleur-de-lis at north. Compass points north...

Early nineteenth-century wood bowl ship's compass by Samuel Thaxter & Son of 125 State Street, Boston. With strap gimbal and is fitted to a dovetailed timber box with its original li...

American mahogany and brass skylight ship binnacle. T.S. and J.D. Negus company was established in 1848 in New York City. They were makers of fine scientific instruments, circa 1848-...

Fine early 20th Century Skylight Yacht Binnacle. Amazing wood base with intricate rope carving and varnish and varnish finish. The six-sided Skylight top houses. A gimballed Compass....