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Large Semi precious Gemstone Globe on brass supported stand with fitted compass display. 46x45cm

Antique Copper Binnacle & ships compass

Collection of Mauchline Ware; Bank in the form of a mantle clock, pocket watch holder, hand brush, Game markers, pocket compass and many more items.

A Victorian 9ct gold charm in the form of a compass, with engraved to the top and rear, Birmingham 1886, 22mm, 4.5g

An 18ct gold and cabochon cut emerald compass pendant, 1.9 g (all in), and a pair of yellow metal and cultured pearl drop earrings (3)

A vintage jewellery box, a paste set brooch, a seed pearl brooch, a pair of silver and blue enamel cufflinks, decorated a crown and anchor, a vintage leather box, and a compass in a leather case

A Victorian silver vesta case, set a compass, Birmingham 1887, 2.0 ozt, 6 cm

2 BOXES CONTAINING EP TEAPOT, GLOBE, CAKE PLATE, RESIN FIGURES, PEWTER QUAICH, COMPASS, BRASS HORSE ORNAMENT, MAGNIFYING GLASS,

John Morton & Co, Glasgow Sestrel Compass, Vintage Tailboard Camera and wooden tray

WWII T.G & Co MKIII military compass, dated 1944, patented 289708, London made in leather case.

A Stanley London military fluid filled compass, patented ST 41211/6605-99-537-9034.

WWI Era compass, by Kelvin James White in Glasgow, leather cased dated 1916.

WWI Era fluid filled by Negretti & Zambra compass, London made, by R. de. C. Rennick, cased.

AP Navigator and Celestial Senator 125 compass with box and RW Munroe miles per hour equipment

The rare 1814 K.C.B. neck Badge attributed to Captain Sir Thomas Lavie, Royal Navy, who was knighted for his command of H.M.S. Blanche upon the occasion when she captured the French frigate Guerriere off the Faroe Islands in July 1806The Most Honourable Order of the Bath, K.C.B. (Military) Knight Commander’s neck Badge, gold and enamel, hallmarks for London 1814, some loss of green enamel to wreath, one or two very minor chips to enamelled arms, otherwise good very fineProvenance:Spink, April 2023 when offered alongside other Orders, Decorations and Medals awarded to members of the Lavie family.Thomas Lavie, son of Germain Lavie and Ann Gregg, was born in Putney on 16 October 1765 and first appears in the Naval Service as a Lieutenant on the books of H.M.S. Astrea, a 32-gun frigate. During Lavie's time with this ship and under the command of Captain Lord Henry Paulet, she took the French 42-gun vessel Gloire in an hour-long engagement. Paulet was awarded a Naval Gold Medal for this action, and as Lavie was promoted Master & Commander a few months later it is possible he too served in this action.From 1796 through to 1800 Lavie was placed in command of several smaller vessels - namely the sloops H.M.S. Bittern and Seagull - before being promoted to Post Captain in January 1801. Though not appearing to remain actively employed during the Peace of Amiens (March 1802-May 1803) Lavie clearly enjoyed an element of patronage at the highest levels within the Admiralty - no other personage than Lord St. Vincent requested he be appointed to a ship despite being "low on the post list" (Selections from the Correspondence of Admiral John Markham During the Years 1801-4 and 1806-7, p. 3, Navy Records Society, 1904, refers) - a stroke of extremely good fortune in such difficult times for officers of the armed forces. Despite this, Captain Lavie appears to have next been employed as commander of the 32-gun frigate H.M.S. Iris from the autumn of 1805, before removing in June of 1806 to H.M.S. Blanche, the 38-gun frigate in which he was shortly to make his name.A Single-Ship Action, Capture, and Later LifeLavie and Blanche were patrolling off the north-eastern coast of Britain with the objective of protecting merchant ships and trade routes from attack by French raiders and privateers when they received word of an enemy squadron in the area under orders for that very purpose. Sailing north from the Shetland Islands, on 18 July 1806 the French frigate Guerriere was spotted and Lavie made all sail to close with his opponent. The resulting battle was an exceptional result for the British captain and the men under his command: Guerriere failed to prepare for action (perhaps mistakenly believing the British frigate to be French), and by the time Guerriere began to fight back Blanche had already unleashed two broadsides into their opponent's hull. French gunnery appears to have been particularly bad on this occasion, not only did Blanche suffer minimal damage with a mere four men wounded, but conversely British gunnery was excellent, with Guerriere losing her mizzenmast in addition to having over fifty of her crew killed and wounded. Brought safely back to Britain, Lavie's reward was a knighthood and Guerriere was taken into the Royal Navy as H.M.S. Guerriere; she later met her end in a single-ship action against the famous American frigate U.S.S. Constitution.Lavie (now Sir Thomas) continued in command of Blanche and saw further active service (capturing the George Washington in January 1807), but on 4 March 1807 disaster struck. Whilst en-route from Spithead to Brest to join Sir James Saumarez's blockading squadron, Blanche hit a submerged reef during a storm and swiftly began to break up. Thankfully Lavie and most of the crew survived, but were taken prisoner and spent the remainder of the Napoleonic Wars (some seven years) in French gaols.Upon Lavie's release he was court-martialled as a matter of course for the loss of his ship, but exonerated from blame due to the court concluding that a large quantity of iron used in the interior construction of the ship, along with a significant number of firearms stored near the compass, caused an unforeseen navigational error. Though free from blame, Lavie appears not to have received another active command until the end of 1821 when he was appointed to the 74-gun H.M.S. Spencer; he was, however, one of the first naval officers to be appointed a Knight Commander of the Bath upon its' expansion in January 1815. Sadly Lavie's time in command of Spencer was short-lived as he died on 1 February 1822, aged just 56, at the Royal Naval Hospital, Plymouth, and was interred at Stoke Damerel. He had married Mary Sissmore in October 1797 and it appears that at least two of their six sons followed in their father's footsteps to become officers in the Royal Navy.…

A compass fob with coin inset 9ct 8.1 gms inc.

A ANTIQUE COMPASS FOB 18CT GOLD 6.8 GMS

A good quality brass double-sided pocket barometer, the reverse with thermometer and compass in Morocco leather case

A pocket compass by Barker & Son of London in nickel plated case

A small brass table compass in polished wood surround, 6" diameter

A Major Hutchinson's improved dry card pocket compass in leather case

A small 19th century dry card pocket compass in mahogany surround, 3" x 3"

A small brass dry card pocket compass by Troughton & Simms of London in part fitted leather case

A shell cameo and cultured pearl brooch/pendant, an oval carved shell cameo depicting a lady in profile with floral detail, bezel set to a pierced mount with cultured pearls to the compass points, pearls untested, to pin and roller catch, 42mm x 35mm, tested as approximately 9ct gold, 8.00gCondition ReportCatch secures.Minor marks and scratches to surfaces.Tarnish.

A box of mixed stationery including fountain pens and War Department marked compass etc

A quantity of mixed dials, gauges and equipment including a 1944 Mk. II marching compass

A US Navy aircraft compass no. 88-C-845, glass a/f, together with a section of a B17 machine gun belt and Ford motor part (4)

An RAF Air Ministry P8M aircraft compass, serial number 6A/726

A WWI Sampson Mordan & Co. 1918 dated marching compass, serial number 7261

KRIEGER & FAUDI, BERLIN; a German WWII pilot's compass, 7.5 x 5.5cm.

A collection of five military cap badges, also military buttons, a silver plated leather clad glass flask, a modern cased 100 years calendar, 2000-2029, and a modern brass cased compass (4).

Reggae - Eighteen assorted 7" singles to include THE MAYTONES / GLORIAS ALL STARS: 'Black And White Unite / Jombo Jet' (Camel CA-47), LAUREL AITKEN: 'Jesse James / Freedom' (Nu Beat NB 045), SYDNEY ALLSTARS: 'Outer Space / Full Moon' (Bullet BU 437), BYRON LEE & THE DRAGONAIRES: 'Soul Serenade / Elizabethan Reggae' (Duke Records DU-39, misprint omitting Boris Gardner credit), HARRY J. ALLSTARS / GLEN AND DAVE: 'Liquidator / La La Always Stay' (Harry J Records TR 675), MAX ROMEO: 'Wet Dream / She's But A Little Girl' (Unity UN 503), JIMMY CLIFF: 'Wonderful World, Beautiful People / Hard Road To Travel' (Trojan TR-690), THE BLEECHERS / THE UPSETTERS: 'Check Him Out / The Vampire' (Upsetter US-317), UPSETTERS: 'Return Of Django / Dollar In The Teeth' (Upsetter US-301), THE CATS: 'Swan Lake / Swing Low' (BAF 1), JUDGE DREAD: 'Big Six / One Armed Bandit' (Big Shot BI-608) and 'Big Seven / Dread' (Big Shot BI-613), DESMOND DEKKER: 'You Can Get It If You Really Want / Perseverance' (Trojan TR-7777), NICKY THOMAS / THE DESTROYERS: Love Of The Common People / Compass' (Troan TR-7750), NICKY THOMAS: 'Yesterday Man / I Can't Stand It' (Trojan TR-7850), GREYHOUND: 'Moon River' (Maxi Trojan TR-7848), DAVE AND ANSEL COLLINS: 'Double Barrel / Double Barrel (Version 2)' (Techniques TE-901) and 'Monkey Spanner / Monkey Spanner- Verison 2' (Techniques TE-914) (18, vinyl G+-VG+)

A brass cased Naval binnacle compass - 18cm high

Antique 1777 nautical map depicting the Gulf of Mexico and the Florida coastline, a remarkable historical artifact from the late 18th century. This highly detailed chart showcases hand-colored coastlines, compass roses, and period-accurate maritime illustrations, reflecting the navigational knowledge of the time. The map is elegantly framed under glass with a double mat and an ornate gold-tone wooden frame, preserving its historical significance. A rare and valuable addition for collectors of antique maps, maritime history, or early American cartography.Issued: 1777Dimensions: 55.5"L x 27.5"HCondition: Age related wear. Minor buckling.

HUMPHREY LLWYD (1527-1568) Cambriae Typus Auctore hand coloured engraved map of Wales - decorated with a fine round cartouche garlanded with cherubs and clusters of fruit, full compass and scale, sailing ships and a solitary sea monster, 36 x 50cmsProvenance: private collection South WalesComments: later coloured, framed, glazed  

RARE 18TH CENTURY WELSH SLATE SUNDIAL BY OWEN WILLIAMS OF CARNARVON of octagonal form, inscribed with maker and dated 1771, engraved Roman numerals, compass with ancient locations around e.g. Rome, Venice, Bethlehem, Jerusalem, Paris, together with Latin mottos e.g. Hora pars vitae etc., part of iron gnomon remaining, 50cms (diam.)Provenance: private collection Ynys Môn (Anglesey)

Quantity of mostly 20th century walking sticks to include a Dolland London compass and telescope brass handled example, shooting stick, souvenir badge sticks, bamboo cane, duck's head carved detail stick together with silver metal and brass handled examples

An early twentieth brass cased nautical pocket compass within original wood and brass fitted case.

A rare late 18th century George Adams of London equinoctial navigational Compass/horizontal Sundial, c1760, housed in its original fitted mahogany case, the dial with Roman numerals and engraved 'G Adams, London'.

A boxed Gimbal mounted compass and another boxed instrument. The former 24 cm wide.

De Wit (Frederick), Comitatus Hollandiae Tabula Pluribus Locis Recens Emendata - engraved map of Holland, pub. Amsterdam late 17th / early 18th century, with hand colouring, inset map of the Wadden islands, decorative title cartouche and compass rose, 45.25 x 55cm, modern wooden frame.

A compass, a sovereign purse, tool sets, etc.

An antique lacquered brass bearing compass in leather case, by Elliot Bros, London, to/w an ep collapsing stirrup cup and a pair of opera glasses - both also with leather cases (3)

A 20th century prismatic compass - with a black finish and yellow leather case, 8cm diameter, together with another boxed compass. (2)

An Air Ministry MKII astro compass - boxed, together with two P type compasses and a 3' panel mounted course selector. (4)

An assortment of collectables, to include, four penknives, a Baty compass, and measuring tools. (1 box)

4 antique / vintage silver fobs includes compass fob

Lord Wavell (Field Marshal) TLS dated 16th December 1947 interesting content. Field Marshal Archibald Percival Wavell, 1st Earl Wavell, GCB, GCSI, GCIE, CMG, MC, PC (5 May 1883 - 24 May 1950) was a senior officer of the British Army. He served in the Second Boer War, the Bazar Valley Campaign and the First World War, during which he was wounded in the Second Battle of Ypres. In the Second World War, he served initially as Commander-in-Chief Middle East, in which role he led British forces to victory over the Italian Army in Eritrea-Abyssinia, western Egypt and eastern Libya during Operation Compass in December 1940, only to be defeated by Erwin Rommel's Panzer Army Africa in the Western Desert in April 1941. He served as Commander-in-Chief, India, from July 1941 until June 1943 (apart from a brief tour as Commander of American-British-Dutch-Australian Command) and then served as Viceroy of India until his retirement in February 1947. Good condition. All autographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £9.99

A COLLECTION OF SILVER ITEMS To include: a keyless wind open face chronograph pocket watch, no. 215333, import mark for London 1923, white dial, silver four piece hinged case, 49mm, with a silver Albert chain and fob pendant; a silver and niello keyless wind open face pocket watch, .800 standard, white dial, four piece hinged case, 50mm diameter (glass cracked); a silver compass, 49mm diameter; a silver coloured ballpoint pen by Caran d'Ache, stamped .800, with engine turned decoration, 13cm long; a silver Bentley brooch; and two fob seals 64g (2.05 oz) gross weighable Condition Report: There is no condition report available for this lot and is sold as found Condition Report Disclaimer

Amended description - An Art Deco 13 inch terrestrial desk or table globe by James Wellsworth, with aluminium mount and stained beech base with inset compass, signed with the maker's name bottom of the globe, height 54cm, slight wear in places

Antique English ship's compass made of brass. AG Thornton Ltd. Manchester PWD. J. 54. Dimensions: Ø 11.7 cm. In good condition.

Elaborate, antique compass box made of mahogany. EC Richter & Cn. Circa 1900. Dimensions: 33 x 19 x 5 cm. In good condition.

Antique German globe with compass by H. Kiepert Berlin. With ebonised wooden base. Circa 1880. Dimensions: H 47 cm. In good condition.

A George V silver cased compass, of circular form with hinged suspension loop, by Dennison Watch Case Co, Birmingham 1911, 3cm wide, in fitted caseAppears to be in good condition overall, compass appears to rotate ok. Outer box a bit worn

Bryant (A.).Map of the County of Lincoln, from Actual Survey Made in the Years 1825-26 & 27.London: A. Bryant, 1828, engraved map of Lincolnshire on eight loose sheets, engraved vignette of Lincoln Cathedral, lists of divisions and explanation, compass rose, each sheet approx 558mm x 826mm, a few closed tears (some repaired), title sheet toned, slight dust-staining to others.

Yorkshire. Teesdale (Henry & Stocking C.). To the Nobility, Gentry & Clergy of Yorkshire, this map of the county constructed from a survey commenced in the year 1817 & corrected in the years 1827 & 1828 is respectfully dedicated by the proprietors, April 21st, 1818, London: Teesdale & Co. and C. Stocking, April 21, 1828, large hand-coloured engraved map of Yorkshire, sectionalised and laid on linen on three folding sheets, each sheet approx 1845mm x 737mm, engraved vignette of York Cathedral, compass rose and table of explanation, edged in green silk, some surface dirt and occasional light foxing, housed in calf-covered book-form slipcase, rubbed.

A 19th century German terrestrial globe, on ebonised stand, inset compass, 13 1/2" high (wormed stand)

A World War II compass, stamped with a broad arrow and marked 1940 Mk III, EAC No. B127579, together with a spirit level, a folding cup with silver gilt interior, a Hawksley & Sons Ltd London Medical or Taxidermy kit stamped St Bees School (Whitehaven).

Postcards, Pubs, a UK public house collection of approx. 42 cards, corner mounted some with annotation. Many are Simonds Brewery pubs. RPs include 'The Alexandra' Victoria Rd Farnborough, 'The Lamb' Eversley Green, 'The Sun' East Woodhay, 'The Axe and Compass' East Woodhay, 'The White Hart' Didcot (replacement pole), 'Railway Arms' Frimley High St etc, also good printed cards of UK pubs (mainly gd)

Postcards, Berkshire, a collection of approx. 26 corner mounted Berkshire village pubs with 15 RPs inc. The Bladebone Bucklebury (6), Queens Head Bradfield (2), The Stocks Beenham (2), The Bell Aldworth, Bull Inn, The Bell Waltham St Lawrence, The Pond House Oxford Rd Reading. Also printed cards Uncle Toms Cabin Cookham Dean, White Horse Hermitage, Lord of Mischief Blewbury, George Hotel Loddon Bridge, Jock's Booth Sulhamstead, Axe and Compass Yattendon etc (mainly gd)