Nautical Compass Antique Wood

An American brass enclosed binnacle form wet compass in working order, circa 1900. Now on a custom

Skylight yacht binnacle with six-sided skylight top with glass panels. With wood base that is

Compass in its original wooden box with slot lid. Signed W. T. FISHER Great Yarmouth, mid 19th

Charles C Hutchinson on the compass card. Fitted to a varnished wood base. Compass bears serial number

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

Boxed mariners compass from the mid-19th century with wood bowl, dry card, from maker Riggs and

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

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

Hand-held magnetic bearing compass, signed Henry Browne & Son Ltd Sestrel Made in England, late

true nautical relic, perfect for any lover of naval themes. About operation The compass is formed by

Original antique compass mounted inside a mahogany box. Compass dates to the late 19th Century

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

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

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

Nineteenth century ships compass by Hagger & Brother of Baltimore, Maryland. Seven inch brass bowl

Presented is a Victorian-era gimballed compass by Wilcox, Crittenden & Co. of Middletown

This is an antique pocket explorer's compass. An English, mahogany cased instrument, dating to the

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

Rare mahogany wood binnacle compass. Inside there is a liquid compass mounted on a universal joint

Magnetic compass on universal joint in its original wooden box with slot lid, signed Sestrel in the

English antique nautical dry compass, by George Christian, Liverpool Antique late 19th century

Small nautical compass from the early 1900s, mounted on a universal joint and placed in its

Boxed boat compass by E.S.Ritchie and sold by T.S. and J.D. Negus. Serial number 80625. Compass is

Hand-held magnetic bearing compass, signed Henry Browne & Son Ltd Sestrel Made in England, late

Very early ship's compass with turned brass bowl. Fitted on a gimbal into a varnished wood box with

Boat Marines compass in spun brass bowl with original clay putty and glass. Strap gimbal and

Nineteenth century ships compass by Samuel Thaxter of Boston. Compass card is marked with "125

Gimballed brass ship's compass by Boston maker Nickerson & Baxter of Boston, Massachusetts. Nice

Liquid compass on universal joint signed STAR Boston 46723 from the early 1900s, complete with

compass. "Captain D.E. Wood" likely refers to General Sir David Edward Wood (1812-1894), a highly

Large nautical liquid compass, brass, on universal joint, British manufacture of the second half of

Large dry compass placed in its original wooden box with slot lid. Signed AUG. CARSTENS Hamburg

A 19th century Scottish Dory Compass in a lidded burl wood box, the dial marked Rich'd Millar Leith

and pine wood articulating stand. Compass diameter, 4" inches.

Introducing the Antique E.S. Ritchie Brass Compass from the early 1900s to 1920s. This piece of

Solid brass battleship binnacle with gimballed compass. Iron compensating balls are mounted to brackets. Quite heavy. from the US Navy. Torpedo base. Great polish job. Overall dim...

Polished aluminum gimbaled lifeboat compass with carry handle and two sidelights. Nautical relic that is probably Russian. Weight is 16 pounds. 10" H x 11" L x 11" D. Circa 1975.

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...

High quality nineteenth century ships binnacle from John Hand and Sons. Mushroom top with oil burners. Brass covers on the iron compensating balls. Brass brackets hold the balls. Bra...