Skylight Yacht Binnacle Compass
Located in Norwell, MA
Beautiful solid brass yacht binnacle from John Bliss of New York with gimbaled compass mounted to a varnished wood base. The compass bezel is engraved John Bliss and Company New York...
Brass
Superb Skylight Yacht Binnacle with Wood Base
Located in Norwell, MA
Chrome plated John Bliss & Company skylight yacht binnacle. With gimballed compass engraved with maker’s name.
Brass, Chrome
Polished Brass Nautical Skylight Compass Ships' Binnacle
By Wifrid O. White
Located in Palm City, FL
This is a large size skylight or cathedral binnacle with an original Spherical Compass that was invented by Wilfrid O.
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Skylight Yacht Binnacle Compass
Located in Norwell, MA
Skylight yacht binnacle with six-sided skylight top with glass panels. With wood base that is surrounded with a carved rope border. Interior has been wired with decorative lighting f...
Wood
Skylight Yacht Binnacle Compass Boston Maker
Located in Norwell, MA
Solid brass yacht binnacle with gimbaled compass from E.S.Ritchie of Boston.
Brass
Chrome Plated Skylight Yacht Binnacle
Located in Norwell, MA
Skylight binnacle compass with a six sided skylight dome and bright chrome finish.
Brass
Antique American Nautical Skylight Binnacle Compass
Located in Palm City, FL
An interesting antique skylight binnacle fitted with an American compass by D.
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