Antik Arte & Scienza sas di Daniela Giorgi

Nautical compass on an American-made cardan joint from the early 1900s, mounted on a walnut and brass base. The compass consists of a cylindrical container made of brass and bronze,...

Small travel compass made of turned brass with a lid, an eight-point compass rose with an engraved and chrome-plated brass goniometric circle, complete with a needle lock for calcula...

A small brass travel compass, made by Taylor, issued to the U.S. Army during World War I; shaped like an onion-shaped pocket watch, it consists of a magnetized needle that rotates fr...

A small travel compass made of chrome-plated brass, shaped like an onion-shaped pocket watch; the instrument consists of a magnetized needle that rotates freely on a horizontal plane...

Small pocket compass for travelers, from the Victorian era, late 19th-century England, made of brass, housed in its original case. A 16/20-scale rose on paper, complete with a protra...

Prismatic surveying compass signed T.G. Co. Ltd London no. B 168068 dated 1942, Model MK III, used by British Army officers during World War II. This is a small vintage compass, ty...

A noon cannon, also known as a cannon sundial, made of brass and mounted on a round white marble base engraved with the astronomical coordinates for the coastal region of Provence—sp...

Aerodynamic model depicting a vertical stabilizer with a rudder From a wind tunnel, made of laminated wood with the characteristic tubular metal rod protruding from the top, used to...

Aerodynamic model depicting a full-span wing for experimental wind tunnel testing, characterized by a plan view that tapers toward the blunted tips and a pronounced central section—...

A globe published in the second half of the 19th century by the French geographer and cartographer Charles Périgot; in addition to a map of the world, it depicts ocean currents. A pa...

Terrestrial globe edited in the 1920s by French geographer J. Forest; in addition to the spatial map, ocean currents and major trade routes of the period are depicted. A sphere made ...

A globe published by Räths Politischer Erdglobus, designed and drawn by Prof. Arthur Krause in the 1930s. A complete papier-mâché sphere with a turned wooden base featuring a compass...

Chrome-plated brass anemometer, model R. F. 10161, Made in France, from the second half of the 19th century, complete with its original wooden box covered in leather, featuring metal...

Double-stage tabletop hourglass made of brass and glass, manufactured in England in the 1940s, The hourglass features an oval brass structure with fluted bases, baluster columns, and...

A one-handed brass and steel compass by W & HC, made in England in the 1930s. This is a marine compass with fixed points, featuring a brass body and steel points, used to calculate c...

A one-handed brass and steel compass by W & HC, made in England in the 1930s. It is a marine compass with fixed points, featuring a brass body and steel points, used to calculate cou...

Small brass travel compass, complete with a link chain and brass hook, issued to U.S. Army officers during World War I, shaped like an onion-shaped pocket watch, an instrument consis...

Small German globe published by Columbus Schulerglobus, cartographer Prof. Paul Oestergaard, Berlin and Stuttgart, in the 1930s. Base made of turned and ebonized wood. Bon état. Dime...

A scale model of the vertical tail rudder, made of fir wood, designed for aerodynamic testing, based on the Caproni Ca.310 Libeccio twin-engine reconnaissance aircraft, designed by e...

Scale model of a fixed vertical fin or full center section of the fuselage dorsal joint, made of laminated walnut from the 1930s. Based on the Caproni Ca.310 Libeccio twin-engine rec...

CAB I.S.S.A. Virosbandometer No. 3/2515, an aircraft control panel instrument manufactured in Italy by I.S.S.A. of Ponte San Pietro, Bergamo, and used on aircraft from the 1940s to i...

Sonia 1-2244 Bakelite aircraft control panel clock, designed for installation on the control panels of Italian military aircraft of the Regia Aeronautica during World War II. The bla...

A pair of bronze-patinated cast-iron bookends depicting the face of Charles Lindbergh. Made in the U.S. in the 1950s. Bon état. Dimensions: 12 x 6 x 13.5 cm – 4.8 x 2.4 x 5.4 in. The...

Right-wing semi-scale model with movable aileron, an aerodynamic laboratory model for wind tunnel testing, built by Caproni’s master aircraft modelers in the 1930s. The model is base...

Horizontal tailplane made of laminated walnut and mahogany; a scale model built to test individual aircraft components in a wind tunnel in order to study the aerodynamic response to ...

A model made of laminated walnut wood from Caproni’s aerodynamic laboratory, depicting the complete monoplane wing, consisting of: the right wing section, the left wing section, and ...

Large magnetic nautical compass made of brass and glass, by KELVIN & HUGHES Ltd, Made in Great Britain, Serial No. 1550 H.F. Made in Britain in the early 1900s, mounted on a custom-m...

Liquid-filled compass mounted on a gimbal and set on a custom-made wooden and brass base. English manufacture of the late 19th century. The compass consists of a cylindrical brass ca...

A British Air Force officer's pocket compass used during World War I, made of chrome-plated brass and shaped like an onion-shaped watch. The compass is equipped with a snap-lock cove...

A magnetic compass for surveying and travel, made of brass; it consists of a magnetized needle that is free to rotate on a horizontal plane, with the tip of the needle pointing towar...

Rare turned brass nautical travel compass complete with cover, rose on eight-wind paper complete with goniometric circle from copperplate engraving. English manufacture of the second...

A small brass nautical travel compass from around 1920, marked “The Magnapole—Patent Applied For.” It is a compact compass, complete with a goniometric circle and a wind rose lock. B...

Small brass traveler's compass with a lid; an instrument consisting of a magnetized needle that rotates freely on a horizontal plane, pointing toward magnetic north. An "eight-o'cloc...

Magnetic compass for surveying and travel, made of brass with a cover; the instrument consists of a magnetized needle that is free to rotate on a horizontal plane, with the tip of th...

U.S. Army officer's pocket compass during World War I made of chrome-plated brass in the shape of an onion clock, signed WITTNAUER. The compass is equipped with a snap-lock cover wit...

A brass nautical travel compass by S. Mordan & Co., No. 6276, dated 1918; this is a small compass, typically used in recreational sailing—that is, on boats less prone to magnetic dev...

Small liquid-filled compass on a gimbal, by C.C. GALBRAITH & SON INC., NEW YORK, N.Y., from the 1920s, mounted on a wooden board. The compass consists of a cylindrical container made...

A scrimshaw carved from a sperm whale tooth, depicting a sailing whaling ship; a fine example from the second half of the 19th century, 15.5 cm long. In good condition, with a crack ...

Madonna del Mare (Motherhood) Oil on Masonite, depicting Motherhood. The painting belonged to the ship’s chapel on the transatlantic liner REX and was placed above the altar, set in...

Elgin National Watch Co. marine chronometer Father Time, a hand-wound watch with a 40-hour power reserve, dating from 1918–1920, This is a highly accurate clock used to compare the ...

Rare ship's chronometer by Whyte, Thomson & Co., Makers to the Admiralty, 144 Broomielaw, GLASGOW, number 4492, housed in its beautiful original three-tiered rosewood-veneered case w...

Joseph Roux (1725–1793) Collection of the Main Plans of Ports and Harbors of the Mediterranean Sea, excerpts from my twelve-sheet map. Dedicated to His Excellency the Duke of Choiseu...

8511 Ing. A. Salmoiraghi, Milan; Centesimal brass theodolite No. 7886, from the late 19th century. It is a scientific instrument used in terrestrial observations to measure horizont...

Brass aneroid barometer mounted within black painted wooden base with brass feet and handle. Italian manufacture of the late 19th century. Measures 8.5 x 4.8 x 10.5 cm - 3.4 x 1.8 x ...

Chromed brass aneroid barometer mounted on a turned ebony base of fine workmanship, late 19th-century English manufacture. Buono stato perfettamente funzionante. Measures 10 x 7 x 2...

Brass aneroid barometer, table top, French manufacture of the early 1900s. Buono stato perfettamente funzionante. Measures 11.5 x 5 - 4.5 x 1.9 in. The last photo is the gift box. ...

Barometric altimeter complete with thermometer chrome-plated brass complete with leather case, early 20th century Soviet manufacture. Good condition, working, slightly oxidized dial...

Precision aneroid barometer "System Paulin" this is a scientific instrument developed between the years 1915 and 1930 by Swedish engineer Joshua Gabriel Paulin, designed not only to ...

Brass aneroid barometer, tabletop, late 19th century Dutch manufacture. Buono stato perfettamente funzionante. Measures 8.7 x 4.9 cm - 3.4 x 1.8 in. The last photo is the gift box. ...

Metric reflex hammer, british manufacture of the 1950s, a medical instrument used by doctors to test osteo-tendon reflexes during a neurological examination. Consisting of a rubber...

Vintage horseshoe-shaped brass table photo frame victorian. Bon état. Measures 14.3 x 19.5 cm - 5.6 x 7.7 in. The shape is oval, with a frame decorated with raised floral motifs in...

Vintage horseshoe-shaped brass table photo frame victorian. Bon état. Measures 14.3 x 19.5 cm - 5.6 x 7.7 in. The shape is oval, with a frame decorated with raised floral motifs in...

Small globe german published by Columbus Schulerglobus, cartographer Prof. Paul Oestergaard, Berlin Stuttgart, in the 1950s. Lithographed papier mache ball and aluminum base comple...

Program of the welcome concert aboard the Transatlantic REX held on the tourist class veranda on September 30, 1937. Good condition, stain and yellowed paper. Measures 16.5 x 28, 5 ...

Photo taken aboard the REX Transatlantic depicting passengers dancing and listening to music in the Ballroom. Taken by studio A. Testa. Bon état. Measures 24 x 30 cm - 9.5 x 11.8 in....

English-language advertising brochure of the tourist class cruises of the ships of the Italian Line shipping company namely REX, Vulcania, Saturnia, Roma and Conte di Savoia. Publish...

Photo of the Transatlantic REX taken from an airplane on its first trip Genoa New York upon its arrival in New York Harbor on October 19, 1932, with a view of the city from above. G...

Municipal Magazine of the City of Genoa published in October 1932, cover dedicated to the departure of the REX liner for maiden voyage, inside six-page feature with several photos o...

Photo depicting interior of REX Transatlantic Church, taken by studio Cav. John Agosto of Genoa on September 23, 1932. Bon état. This is the first parish consecrated aboard a ship. ...

English board pharmacy, datable to around the second half of the 19th century, with mahogany wood case lined inside with red velvet, concealed brass handles, brass hinges, and comple...