TAYLOR US NAVY SHIPS BAROMETER

Dimensions: H 2.25" x Dia. 5.25"

Including Friez and Taylor. (12) pieces, H 2.5" x D 5"

Dimensions: H 2.5" x Dia. 5.25"

Dimensions: H 2.5" x Dia. 5.25"

May need refurbishment. H 2.25" x D 5.25"

Dimensions: H 2.75" x Dia. 5.25" Condition: Not tested. Few surface scratches. Beginning signs of oxidation to case.

H 2.5" x D 5.25"

H 2.5" x D 6.5"

Barometer, Mercurial, Welch Fixed Cistern, US Navy BU Ships, SN 3150 1943, Case -Painted Copper, WW2, Nautical, Military, Working

Frietz Cased Barometer / Thermometer, Gimbaled, Mercurial, Fixed Cistern, U.S Navy BU Ships, No 406-42 Gimbaled, Inches, Farenheit, 42"h, 6"w x 5.5"d, Case viewing glass cracked, Naval,

A Group of Three British and American Carved Oak and Brass Aneroid Barometers by Various Makers, 20th Century, Including Taylor Made Instruments made for the U.S. Navy and British Made Instruments. La

Bakelite and plastic cases all WWII era (9) copy boxes full cases with movements, etc.

Bakelite and plastic cases all WWII era (10) copy boxes full cases with movements, etc.

Bakelite and plastic cases all WWII era (8) copy boxes full cases with movements, etc.

Bakelite and plastic cases all WWII era (9) copy boxes full cases with movements, etc.

Bakelite and plastic cases all WWII era (9) copy boxes full cases with movements, etc.

Bakelite and plastic cases all WWII era (10) copy boxes full cases with movements, etc.

Bakelite and plastic cases all WWII era (9) copy boxes full cases with movements, etc.

Bakelite and plastic cases all WWII era (9) copy boxes full cases with movements, etc.

Durkee Marine Products Co Staten Island NY Ship Boat Telegraph. Size 39"H

Empty Bakelite and plastic cases all WWII era (10) Large copy boxes full and one small box full of cases, doors, backs, etc.

Empty Bakelite and plastic cases all WWII era (10) Large copy boxes full and two small boxes full of cases, doors, backs, etc.

Empty Bakelite and plastic cases all WWII era (18) copy boxes full of cases, doors, backs, etc.

An exceptional and rare collection of fifty postal covers canceled aboard vessels present at Pearl Harbor during the Japanese attack on December 7, 1941. Many of the covers also bear images of the ves