Nautical Survey Equipment

Nautical survey equipment, style is modeled after early Victorian designs with a stand. Telescope is 15 1/2 in.

Nautical Survey Equipment, early Victorian design with telescope. Telescope 15 1/2 in.

Six pieces of nautical equipment, 19th/20th C., including: brass clock; boxed sextant; two brass compasses, one with brass lid; brass telescope; Azimuth in box, patented 1880 No. 2090K, all pieces wit

(11) cases. Several with US Navy plaques. Dimensions: (Largest) H 8" x W 12.25" x D 12.25" Condition: Various wear, scratches, scuffs, nicks to edges. Oxidation to metal latches.

(3) pieces. Including compass, Distran scale. Dimensions: (Largest box) H 10.5" x W 5" x D 5.25" Condition: Not tested. Signs of age and use.

(6) pieces. Dimensions: (Largest) H 6" x W 12" x D 12.25"

This is an impressive and large piece of antique nautical equipment made by Henry Brown & Son Ltd. This ships binnacle was salvaged off a ship many decades ago. Standing approximately 53 inches tall a

Silvered face stamped 'Chelsea / Advance Nautical Equipment Co. Boston', serial number 195617, with key, overall 11.75in. (the clock appears to be working properly, however not guaranteed)

19th Century Skylight Yacht Binnacle with rare original hood has six glass and brass sides. Gimbaled compass with calibration dates on the bezel. , Marked "Advanced Nautical Equipment Co. Boston"; 12"

A TRIBUTE TO THE SPIRIT OF THE SEA, THESE DESIGNS REIMAGINE THE NAUTICAL EQUIPMENT THAT HAS GUIDED SAILORS FOR CENTURIES AS MODERN SYMBOLS OF ADVENTURE. STERLING SILVER. BLACK LEATHER. PAVE BLACK DIAM

Rockwell Kent (American, 1882-1971), [Nautical Equipment], graphite on light beige laid paper, c. 1930, estate stamp in blue ink lower right (not in Lugt), 4 1/2" x 4 3/4", framed.

Nautical equipment cases. No interior padding or holders. H 8" x W 12.25" x D 12.25"

Great looking piece of authentic antique nautical equipment. This pulley is made of wood and metal, weighing 33 pounds. Overall length is 22 inches by 7 inches wide. The hook disengages in a unique fa

Kelvin and Hughes minature Spyglass Reproduction circa 1917. Kelvin and Hughes is a well known company out of London that specializes in quality reproductions of vintage nautical equipment.

Including an Astro-Compass MK II in box, a military volt meter, a Navy standard storage battery in box and other related items.

Scarce original 1828 British Admiralty Nautical Chart: A Survey of the Crooked Island Passage. By Mr. Anthony De Mayne, 1827 and 28. London Published according to Act of Parliament at the Hydrographic

An historical estate collection consisting of hundreds of individual maps and charts, produced by and for various sources. Includes original U.S. Geological Survey maps, National Geographic Society wo

Map: 1885 British Admiralty Chart of San Francisco Harbor -- North America; West Coast; San Francisco Harbour from United States Coast Survey 1877 Date Printed: 1885, London Cartographer: British Admi

Scarce Original 1831 British Admiralty Nautical Chart: The Island Sainte Croix, of From the 1799 Danish Survey of General Oxholm. An Extraordinary 18th-Century Map of the Danish Sugar-Plantation Islan

Large, impressive nautical chart of the Reconnaisance of the Western Coast of the United States (Middle Sheet) from San Francisco to Umpquah River. Coastal chart of the western coast with twelve vigne

Corpus Christi nautical chart, 4th ed., dated "May / 10" marked by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), United States Coast and Geodetic Survey height 39 in. x width 49

Hand-colored, antique nautical chart of the Western Coast of the United States, from Gray’s Harbor to the Entrance of Admiralty Inlet. Coastal chart of the northwestern corner of Washington, Cape Fl

US Coast Survey Chart dated 1914. This is a nautical anchorage chart of New York Harbor, upper bay and narrows. This particular chart has areas marked where vessels were allowed to anchor in the bustl

Scarce Original 1834 British Admiralty Nautical Chart: West Indies, Sheet II, From the Providence Channels to the Windward Passage by Commander Richard Owen 1831-32. Cuba from the Spanish Survey of 18