Ships Brass Compass

Original ship's brass compass by Cassens and Plath converted to a side table which was designed by

Antique copper and brass ship's compass (binnacle) by renowned British maker Henry Browne & Son Ltd

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

These brass lifeboat compasses are often held in a closed box. I had this polished and designed a

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

From a ship's lifeboat (not your rubber raft variety), a brass binnacle compass complete with

Ships binnacle with gimballed compass by Nunotani Keiki Seisakusho of Amagasaki Japan. Teak

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

Solid brass ship’s compass on gimbal mounted into a brass binnacle housing. The nameplate reads

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

Brass boat compass by Wilcox Crittenden set into a dovetailed box with lid. Polished brass compass

Outstanding and unique ship's navigation log, made during the Second World War, in teak wood and

Ships binnacle with varnished wood base, gimballed brass compass, iron compensating balls, etc

Wing bridge compass from a United States Navy vessel. The gray military paint has been stripped and

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

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

Nautical travel compass of brass made in the early 1900s, this is a small compass used far from

Polished brass ships compass binnacle by Sestrel of England. With original burner det into attached

Solid brass U.S. Navy Bureau of Ships gimbaled marine compass in brass case with engraved maker’s

A US Navy Bureau of Ships Mounted Compass model 11310 manufactured in 1942 by the Longines

Solid brass ships binnacle with gimballed compass fitted to a pedestal base. The wood base has a

brass ships compass wheel.

Ship's binnacle with brass casing, a compass on gimbal, and iron compensating magnets on a wood

This is a brass ship's compass that usually sits in a box on the bridge of a ship. It has been

Original ship's brass compass converted to a side table which was designed by Deborah Lockhart

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

This is a brass ship's compass that usually sits in a box on the bridge of a ship. It has been

Highly polished ships compass binnacle. With brass plate from the "US Navy Bureau of ships”. 5 inch

This gimballed compass by Wilcox Crittenden of Middletown, Connecticut. This is circa 1930. Fitted

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

A Gille-Sestrel copper and brass compass from a decommissioned lifeboat. Mounted on a brass Y frame

Boat compass from maritime ships chandler Thomas Laughlin Co. of Portland, Maine. Polished brass

Rare marine compass with original makers label from D. Riggs & Co. Nautical Store, Philadelphia

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

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

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

With Pedestal

Solid brass WWII era Navy ships compass. Circular body with pivoting outer ring that was designed

. White Co., of Boston and New York. The 7 1/2 compass, sits in a 10 3/4 floating dial. The compass is

Early 20th century English working brass liquid ships compass. Mounted on a double bronze dolphin