1869 NAVIGATION Magnetism of Ships Compass Ship Building American Exploration

1869 NAVIGATION Magnetism of Ships Compass Ship Building American Exploration Magnetism of Ships is a rare, 19th-century treatise on the navigation and exploration. This treatise, published for the Un

Wilcox, Crittenden & Company (American, est. 1869). Boxed nautical ship's compass. Brass, bronze, glass, wood. Early 20th C. Box: Height: 4", Length: 6", Depth: 6". Compass has a diameter of 4". Compa

A vintage American ship's compass by Kelvin & Wilfrid O. White. Includes fitted wooden case. Box closed measures approx. 11 3/4" height x 12" width x 11 1/2" depth (29.8cm x 29.2cm).

A vintage American ship's compass by Kelvin & Wilfrid O. White. Includes fitted wooden case. Box closed measures approx. 11 3/4" height x 12" width x 11 1/2" depth (29.8cm x 29.2cm).

Vintage Daiko Osaka Japan Ship Navigation Compass. Measures 10.5 inches in height.

1. A WWII era Seth Thomas ship's clock with black dial lettered MARK I DECK CLOCK U.S. NAVY N 35234, 1942. 2. A 1960s Vostok USSR Submarine Ship Clock with red sweep hand. 3. A WWII era John E. Hand &

19th Century Antique Brass Naval Compass Binnacle, Antique Ship Navigation Instrument, , floating GImballed compass, a pivoted support that allows for rotation around a single axis to weather the cond

Polaris MC Company Brass Ships Compass, 1910, nautical 8 inches

after Winslow Homer (American 1836-1910) 14 wood engravings as published in Harper's Weekly- titled including- ''Clam Bake''; ''Crew of Steam Ship Colorado''; ''Ship Building in East Boston''; ''Signa

Brass Builders Plate, Globe Steam Stearer, American Ship Building Co., Cleveland, OH, patented January 7, 1890, mounted on wood

Including a Japanese Tamayo & Co. sextant in a wood box with paperwork (box h. 7 x 12-1/4 x 11 in.); a U.S. Navy Bureau of Ships mounted compass (w. 7-1/2 in.); two U.S. Army type d-12 compasses in wo

Xanthus Russell Smith (American, 1839–1929) Clipper Ship, 1869 oil on canvas inscribed (verso) 10 x 18 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from the Collection of Stanley B.

Sheet-Fed Copperplate Gravure Printer: Beck Engraving, Pennsylvania Date: 1936 Image Size: Approx 7.5 inches x 9.5 inches Edward Henry Weston was a 20th-century American photographer, considered "one

Carved and Painted Wooden Plaque with American Eagle and Shield, riband that reads "United for Victory", atop an anchor with superimposed view of a ship ringed by the words "War Service Ship Building"

1884 AMERICAN EXPLORATIONS IN THE ICE ZONES BOOK BY NOURSE VINTAGE ANTIQUE *** Thank you for attending HATMAN AUCTIONS! Yes, we ship all items that are not oversized. Please see photos for measurement

Rare and unusual painting by a Japanese artist of Occupied Japan after WW2. See American flags on buildings and military Navy ships in the harbor. Watercolor of city scene, signed by I. Kojima. Approx

Marx Tin Empire State Building, Marx Cowboy and French Normandie Ship. Cowboy needs lasso, ship is missing one smoke stack, building incomplete. Tin litho group sold as is.

Worden G. Wood (American, 1880-1943). Bark Annie M Small 1054 Tons Built by Chas Mallory 1869. Bark ships have 3 or more masts. They are also known as barque ships. Tape to back. Overall with frame 22

American Brass Ship's Binnacle, C. 1890, H 8", W 8", L 9" | the Brass Case Has a Beveled Glass Window, Revealing a Compass. Circa 1890.Property of a Bloomfield Hills Discriminating Private Collector.

19th century; spread eagle holding shield and arrows, probably from ship or government building, 18 in. H., 38 in. W.

oil on board of ships and dock buildings sketch of seated man on reverse, 12 x 16" signed lower right

Joe Hunt (American, 20th C.) "Charleston Harbor" 1972, oil on masonite, depiction of Charleston Harbor in 1776, colonial buildings and ships, signed and dated lower right, framed, inscription verso de

Solid Brass Builders Plate, Built by American Steamship Building Co., Lorraine, OH, 1914, mounted on wood. On Wm. D. Crawford Ore Carrier ship

1869 Confederate 1st ed Navy Memoirs of Raphael Semmes Civil WAR Lost Cause Raphael Semmes was a Confederate officer in the American Civil War, commanding ships in the Confederate and the United State