Brass Parallel Navigation Rule

A FINE SCISSOR-TYPE BRASS PARALLEL RULE BY GEORGE ADAMS SENIOR, CIRCA 1760, signed and inscribed by the pierced retainers Made by G. ADAMS in Fleet-Street, LONDON, the top engraved for a square protra

Lot nautical related items: Old fisherman doorstop 8.5 in, WH Harding London 18 in ebony & brass parallel rule; Pair 10 in galvanized small ship lanterns, red & green glass, missing burners; R

Pair of mid-20th century parallel rules; one W.H. Harling (London-based drawing instrument manufacturer), boxwood & lacquered brass parallel rule for navigational use, includes a fitted mahogany box w

A group of six very good marine map chart accessories, consisting of: two antique ebony & brass parallel rules - the 12" rule stamped THREADWELL LONDON, the 18" rule with minor chips, a 15" antique br

ANTIQUE EBONY & BRASS PARALLEL RULE, IRON "TRAVELER", & MEDIEVAL STYLE MACE, L 6"-13":Including 1 antique ebony parallel rule drafting instrument, probably 19th century, L.6" x 1 3/8" closed, without

A BRASS ROLLING PARALLEL RULE, BY REYNOLD'S, BIRMINGHAM, in a mahogany case, with the label of Cooke, Troughton & Simms and stamp of Mammatt, White & Kay, case 49cm wide; together with TWO CASED SETS

WWII British Navy Brass Parallel Rolling Rule, Patt. 160100, Made by B. Holden & Co. Quantity: 1 Condition: Good Condition Origin: European > British Materials: Brass Item locati

Joseh Casartelli large brass rolling parallel rule inscribed J. Casartelli, Manchester, in its original pine box with label, circa 1890.Rule: 24" x 3"Box: 25.5" x 4.25"

English 19th century nickelplate parallel ruler Reynolds and Son. The finely detailed nickelplated brass parallel nautical navigation tool is signed Reynolds & Son Crutched Friars. In good condition.

Three Antique Engineering Instruments. 1) Antique Kelvin & Hughes Brass Parallel Ruler, Nautical Navigation. Made in Great Britain. Length: 24 in. 2) Vintage Stanley No. 32 1/2 Boxwood & Brass-Edged F

A boxwood Gunter's rule by Belcher, New York, an ebony parallel rule, and a brass chart caliper

Description: 1. Ivory parallel rule for charting, has German silver straps. Circa 1840.2. Cased Hall, Harding Ltd. dividers compass in the original velvet and satin lined case. C. 19003. Unknown maker

Description: 1. ESCO has steel mounts and hard plastic body, C. 1930 2. Ebony with brass hardware, c. 1820 faintly inscribed G. Fuller on both sides of the wood and engraved G F on the brass. 3. Boxwo

German, mid 20th century, by E. O. Richter & Co, in nickel siler, polished steel, brass and aluminium, including sophisticated dotting wheels, mechanical precision parallel rule, proportional dividers

Includes antique parallel rule, 15 in; Nautical desk clock 6 in diameter signed Bell Clock Co. on oak stand; reproduction brass telescope on stand, 18 in tall.

"Capt Field's Improved Parallel" brass hinged ruler measures 18" in length when closed and 24" extended and 3" wide. Parallel rules are drawing instruments used to make accurate parallel lines on maps

A GROUP OF TWO MARITIME BRASS NAVIGATION INSTRUMENTS, EARLY 20TH CENTURY, consisting of a rolling parallel ruler by W.H. Harling Ltd., London, patent number 160100, height: 1", width: 18 1/8", depth:

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Getting everything in box. Wood & Brass Rule is approx. 3 1/2" long Closed

Brass Navigation Sextant, unmarked; used condition, wear/worn, measures 4" long x 4 1/2" x 2 1/8" high

Precision instrument for drafting etc, the original wood carrying case. Approx 2 inches wide by 18 inches long by 1 inches tall. Wood case Approx 3.5 inches wide by 19 inches long by 2 inches deep. We

CASED PAIR OF BRASS PARALLELSLate 19th CenturyCase length 25.25". Width 4.25".

A well executed oil on canvas, portrait of Captain Robert Chestnut who settled in New Brunswick in the 1830s after many years at sea. Captain Chestnut holds a parallel rule and calipers in his hands a

English Regency mahogany globe planter, 19th c., with brass rule, old paper, tin inserts, and brass casters. 41"h x 24.5"dia