Ships Log

This ship's log Walker Cherub III is absolutely complete with all this labels, grease pot, etc

This ship's log walker cherub III is absolutely complete with all this labels, grease pot, etc

Walkers Excelsior IV ships log Untouched, new old stock, complete Walkers Excelsior IV ships log

Inscribed on banner, "It is a wise man's part not to take notice of many things". Inscribed on verso with old inscription translated into Latin, French and English, "Painted and give...

on the Brynhild, from which I also have the original leather sofa, the double ended mahogany ships

This is an antique ship's log desk ornament. An English, brass and oak maritime display instrument

Log o solcometro contamiglia nautico in ottone a forma di fiocina, firmato MASSEY’S Anchor Ship

Brass log in the shape of a harpoon, signed Walker’s A2 Harpoon Ship Log Patented 18th Sept. 1866

Ship log made of brass in the shape of a harpoon, signed T. Walker's Patent Harpoon Ship Log A 1

Brass log in the shape of a harpoon, signed T. Walker’s Patent Harpoon Ship Log A 1 London, from

Ship log made of brass in the shape of a harpoon, signed T. Walker's Patent Harpoon Yacht Log A 1

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

AUTHOR: Old Captain Taylor (Dr. Seuss - Theodor Geisel). TITLE: The Log Of The Good Ship. Esso

Brass log in the shape of a harpoon, signed T. Walker's Patent Harpoon Ship Log A 1 London, from

Harpoon Ship Log A 1 London , della seconda metà dell’ 800. Si tratta di un antico strumento nautico

skeleton named “Archie”. Encased in a nautical pine box, labelled Walkers Patent Cherub Ship Log. This

built on the docks of Sag Harbor in 1814. The ships detailed logs are in the collections of Sag Harbor

Crafted from exotic imported flame mahogany that was painstakingly shipped over as logs in three

This is an antique ship's log. An English, brass maritime bulkhead mileage log or desk ornament

This is a vintage ship's log desk ornament. An English, brass and oak maritime display instrument

A 1930s brass "Cherub" rotor used with a Walker's ship's taffrail log, by Thomas Walker & Sons

the ship's logs and funds while sailing the Japan inland sea. Made with old world craftsmanship with

, voyages, and battles would be recorded in the ship's logs, naval records, and historical accounts of the

the form of ship's anchors with cast iron log rests. Marked AWS.

Captain of an 18th century tall ship writing his daily log on this desk.

English 19th century large brass footed log bin with ship motif repousse on one side, plain on the

been used by a ship's captain to log speed or in a laboratory.