Binnacle with Boston Compass

A wooden and brass binnacle with compass by E.S. Ritchie & Sons, the cabinet stenciled with English crest; ht. 17 in.

Ships binnacle with gimballed compass by Kevin and Wilfred White of Boston, The compass and gimbals have been polished as well as the hood, ball brackets and makers plate, Iron compensating balls are

Size 12" H x 7" W x 7" D.

Binnacle off William E. Shiller Ship, Brass label made by the Pond Lumber Co., Conneaut, OH, 30" w/compensator balls, 46.5" tall, 17.75" deep. Roll-top oak/Ritchie Boston Compass

Nautical Compass, Boston, MA, 9"h

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

Polished and varnished ship's binnacle with gimballed compass, marked "E.S. Ritchie, Boston and W.F. Tribble, New York." The base has a heavy brass collar. Dimensions: 55" tall x 19" deep x 28" wide

Mariner's Wet Card Ship's Binnacle, Samuel Thaxter & Son, Boston, Massachusetts, 1825-43. The gimballed wet card compass with bezel inscribed "Sold by S. THAXTER & SON Boston," housed in a walnut case

Highly polished boat binnacle with gimballed compass by "Star" of Boston. Sidelight is fitted with oil burner. Mounted to a sturdy wood base. Weight is 11 pounds. 13" H x 8" Diameter without base 13"

Mariner's Wet Card Ship's Binnacle, Samuel Thaxter & Son, Boston, Massachusetts, 1825-43. The gimballed wet card compass with bezel inscribed "Sold by S. THAXTER & SON Boston," housed in a walnut case

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

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

Solid brass English navy ships binnacle on a royal navy stand. This is an outstanding maritime relic. The highly polished binnacle holds a polished compass on rotating gimbal. Brass bade reads PATTERN

Ships binnacle with gimballed compass by Nunotani Keiki Seisakusho of Amagasaki Japan. Teak binnacle has a heavy brass collar at base. Compass is mounted to base and is fitted with a brass hood with l

Large ships compass and binnacle. Gimballed compass by Kelvin and Wilfrid O. White of Boston. Varnished base, iron compensating balls on brass brackets. Dent to brass. Wood base fair. Dimension; 53"H

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

Lifeboat compass with brass badge which reads British lifeboat compass. Dated 1934 and number 613. Highly polished brass binnacle mounted to a varnished oak base. Weight is 7 pounds. 10" H x 10" W.

Brass binnacle compass from a small vessel. Meticulously polished to a gleaming shine. Fitted with a gimballed compass by Wilcox Crittenden of Middletown Connecticut. Weight is 3 pounds. 6" H x 5" Dia

Brass binnacle with gimbaled brass compass numbered 8583. Mounted to a varnished wood base. Weight is 6 pounds. 8" H x 8" Diameter.

Solid brass ship's compass by the John Hand Company. Manufactured for the U.S. Navy Bureau of Ships. Binnacle base is fitted with compensation balls. Alcohol filled. Dimensions: 5" H x 5" diameter Wei

Gimbaled boat compass with maker's initials MC Company. Compass is fitted into a hinged top binnacle box with metal hardware. Dimensions: 6" wide x 7" tall.

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"

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

Northwestern Europe, Gosport, England, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE; United States, Boston, Massachusetts, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. An ingenious tool for nautical navigation! This ensem