A Davies & Co Shopfitters Patt. 196 Yacht Binnacle and Compass

An Antique Binnacle, No. 2647W, with a Small Door on the Front and the Side. It Looks to be Made of Brass, Bronze and Wood. The Front Porthole is Cracked and has Come off of its Hinge. There is Wear,

Yacht compass binnacle with skylight top. Makers badge from John Hand And Sons Co., Nautical Instruments Works, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Norfolk and Haddonfield N.J. Fitted with a gimballed compass.

Early twentieth century skylight yacht binnacle by famous ship Chandler John Bliss & Co., New York spec plate is number 973 gimballed compass has serial number 6568. Compass is fitted with magnifying

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"

Chrome plated brass boat binnacle by Wilcox Crittenden of Middletown Connecticut. Mounted to a wood base. Gimballed compass with W.C. Monogram at due north on the compass card. Great old relic. 13 lbs

Early 20th Century yacht binnacle compass with six-sided skylight top. Light burner housing is fitted to the top. The entire binnacle has been meticulously polished and lacquered including the compass

Brass Pedestal Yacht Binnacle Compass from Duncan Gleason's Boat Brass Pedestal Binnacle from boat "Iona" that artist Duncan Gleason owned in New York. Made by Richie. Includes photo of Duncan mending

Solid brass yacht binnacle with gimballed compass by Edward Samuel Ritchie of Boston. Interior is painted white, meticulously polished and lacquered and mounted to a thick wood base with carved rope e

Choice 19th century solid brass yacht binnacle with gimballed compass. Twin sidelights, carry handle, and compass marked T S & JD Negus. Exceptional piece. Dimensions: 13 tall, 10 wide 8 deep

Kelvin-White Co. Antique Ship's Binnacle Compass. Red, marked Kelvin-White Co., Boston ~ New York. Measures 38 x 17 inches square.

DESCRIPTION: Nautical ship's binnacle crafted from gilt brass, mounted on a carved wooden base, and housing a gimballed compass. Bears plaque emblazoned "A. ROBINSON & CO LTD PATENTEES & MANUFACTURERS

Danish Solver & Svarrer Iver & Weilbach & Co ships binnacle with Kelvin & Hughes compass. 50 1/4"h x 25 1/2"w x 14 1/2"square at base

CASED YACHT BINNACLE Late 19th/Early 20th Century Gimbaled compass by Ritchie. Mahogany case. Height 13”. Width 13”. Depth 13”.

INDIANA, CIRCA 1940 A World War II United States Navy brass ship's binnacle and compass manufactured by C.G. Conn of Elkhart, Indiana. The binnacle retains its original manufacturers tag marked "U.S N

NEGUS YACHT BINNACLE ON STANDNew York, Late 19th Century/Early 20th CenturyMarked "Negus New York.". Hexagonal hood. Compass on gimbal. Molded stand with spiraling vine design.Height 31.75". Provenanc

49" high, cast iron and brass lacking the compass circa 1885

WWll Liberty ship's binnacle compass manufactured by Kelvin & Wilfrid O. White Co. 55" x 34" x 17"

Small Brass Binnacle containing a wet compass, with a kerosene lamp for illumination, having a lift ring, marked "Mitchell, Boston, USA" on the dial, 9" x 9" x 10 1/2". Good condition, one dent in cow

Nautical Binnacle Ship's Compass 49 1/2"H, 38" x 17"

Presented is a very interesting ships compass. This example was made by the Kelvin & Wilfrid O White Company with offices in Boston and New York. This piece measures 10.5 inches tall, 10 inches wide a

US Navy WWII battleship binnacle with compass. A. Lietz Co San Francisco. Brass binnacle on tapered base. With radio frequency detectors. Circa 1940's. 53"h x 38"w x 21"d

Scottish ship's binnacle, wood and brass, marked "Whyte & Co. Glasgow", 51" H x 27" W. Lacking compass. Provenance: Collection of Anthony's Cummaquid Inn, Yarmouthport, Massachusetts.

Antique English floor standing brass and iron binnacle with wet compass, signed Maritime Stores Ltd Makers London. Compass signed Heath & Co. Size: 43 in high x 34 wide.

Whyte, Thomson & Co. (Ireland) Mahogany & Brass Ship's Binnacle, Ca. 1900, H 58" W 21" Depth 20" | the brass dome encases a ship's compass. Bearing Whyte, Thomson, & Co. nameplate to the fluted shaft.