Captain's Ship Spyglass by Lilley & Son, London

A 19th-century 3-1/2 inch single draw telescope by Lilley & Son, London. Signed on the focus tube, with a wood main tube, brass end pieces and focus tube, and sliding lens covers. Overall Dimensions:

An English Brass Theodolite Lilley & Son, London, Late 19th Century Height 13 1/2 inches. Property from the Estate of Peter F. Stone, Buchanan, Michigan

An English brass sextant, John Lilley & Son, London, #7411, within a glazed case, case 11.5 x 11.5 inches. Provenance: Estate of Meri Jaye, a renowned maritime collector and interior designer of passe

Single draw Victorian coastguard telescope is marked on the draw "JOHN LILLEY & SONS LTD., LONDON". Dimensions: L: 31 1/8 in., (79 cm.)

DESCRIPTION: An antique Betjemann, London ship's captain table bell featuring a ships wheel with gong mechanism mounted to exotic wood base with pierced gilt bronze accents. Stamped: "Betjemann's, Pat

DESCRIPTION: (2Pc) A pair of "Day & Son, Lithographers To The Queen" war ship schematic lithographs. CIRCA: 1864 ORIGIN: London DIMENSIONS: (H: 30" x L: 20") & (H: 20" x L: 27") Have a similar item to

Boydell, James (Ship's-Husband) The Merchant-Freighter's and Captains of Ships Assistant. London: Printed for the Author and to be had at Lloyd's; [and] the New York, the New England, the Jamaica, and

English wood boxed ships sextant by H Hughes & Son of London, serial # 53702. Calibration certificate dated 22 Sept 1947.

Fifteen antique partial blue leatherbound and blue marbelized hard-cover book volumes written by "Captain Marryat" by George Routhledge & Sons, LTD London 1898 as part of MacAnley's History of England

Fine Ship's Binnacle with Side Lantern, by Lilley & Reynolds, London, 12" tall plus center swing handle, brass & wood.

Copper Plate Published 1801-07 by Macdonald & Son, London for "Modern and Authentic System of Universal Geography" By George A. Cooke. Paper Size: 10 x 8 inch (26 x 21cm) Very minor toning. Good Condi

Steel Engraving or Woodblock Published 1837-1893 by Blackie & Son, London for "The Popular Encyclopedia; or, Conversations Lexicon" Paper Size: 9.5 x 6 inch (24 x 15cm) Very minor tone spots. Good Con

Rare ship captains telescope with octagonal barrel and fine brasses. Both protective lens slides are present delicate instrument and a fine nautical antique

Solid brass three circle sextant engraved "Stella" by H.Hughes and Son, London. Complete with six assorted scopes and filters. Examination certificate on the inside cover of the hinged box is from "Th

Four draw early 20th century captain's spyglass with leather wrapped barrell. Dimensions: 34 1/2" L (open), 16" L (closed) Weight: 5lbs

Lithograph Published 1855-6 by Day & Son, London for "The Holy Land, Syria, Idumea, Arabia, Egypt & Nubia" Second Edition (First Quarto Edition) by David Roberts. Paper Size: 11.5 x 8 inch (29 x 20cm)

Man of Cape Dieman in New Holland, Opossum of New Holland and Crew of Captain Cook shooting Sea Horses on the Ice of the Northen Sea. Copper Plates Published 1807 by Macdonald & Son, London for "Moder

Description: Antique-Handy Book of the Stars Used in Navigation by Captain W.B. Whall; published by George Philip & Son, Ltd., London. A guide on how to find stars used in navigation to identify and c

2 Volume Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah and Meccah by Captain Sir Richard F. Burton. 1898. George Bell and Sons, London. Provenance: Estate of Joseph Epes Brown, III and Elenita R. B

19th c. English Ship Captain's Travel Desk/Chest, Hinged Top Opens to Reveal Fitted Interior Over 3 Drawers with Brass Strap/Hardware & End Handles, 30"h x 41"w x 18"d

Antique Trade Sign Curtis Shaw & Co Ship Owners - Scotland. An antique painted wood trade sign, with relief portrait of a ship captain. The sign states: "Curtis Shaw & Co, Ship Owners, Leith, General

Rare and fabulous English Edwardian Cherry ship captains self contained washstand, upper section opens to reveal a small storage compartment, top back section is removeable to fill with water which wh

Richard Wright (c.1723-c.1775), signed and dated Richard Wright (c. 1723 – c. 1775) was an English marine painter. An entirely self-taught artist, he first appeared as an exhibitor in London in

No. 12 Big 32 Page Comic and No. 13, both L. Miller & Son, Ltd. London