An Artificial Horizon,

An Artificial Horizon, An Artificial Horizon, English, c.1860, signed ‘Cary, London’, mahogany case with hand-cut dovetails, later retailed by H Hughes & Son, complete, but mercury can be removed

Description: A false or artificial horizon instrument having a hole drilled in one end through which liquid mercury would be poured to effect a mirror-like level surface. The level surface then used w

A collection of WWII era aircraft flight deck dials, comprising a British Mk 1A turning indicator (numbered 7630/A5, with broad arrow mark), a directional gyro / artificial horizon, (numbered 6P/947 a

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Lot10233-lot10249 from a Private Collectionlength:134cm wide:186cm

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Height:16cm Diameter:83cm Raised on round, and short foot ring to a globular body, with the shallow plate shape, the interior is painted with two striding dragons amidst scrolling clouds, all within a

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Height: 59.9cm Mouth Diam.: 11.1cm Bottom Diam.: 18.6cm

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