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Los 23
A GOOD ANTIQUE KELVIN BOTTOMLEY & BAIRD LTD SHIP'S BINNACLE in brass and teak, 147cms high (Provenance: Penarth Lifeboat Station and being sold for the RNLI)There is general wear, there are a few dents and dings scattered around the brass, all the glass is good, the compass seems ok, it is submerged in a liquid and covered in glass which all seems fine.There are various small marks to the wood
Los 349
A NOVELTY 'SOUVENIR' MARQUETRY BOX & CONTENTS including silver watch-chains, coinage, nautical hip flask, three campaign medals (awarded to two different personnel and one unnamed) coinage, pocket compass and pocket-watch etcThe writing around the rim of the medals readsThe great war for civilisation medal says 171167 GNR.B.Poley RAThe defence medal has nothingThe other just has the name Demetrios Tsitseli
Los 228
ASSORTED HISTORICAL AND EXCAVATED ITEMS including an iron nail recovered from the Mary Rose; a gunflint from the Tower of London, both on oak bases with inscription plaques, three late Medieval brass letters from tomb memorials, a bronze purse-frame, 16th century; six George III bronze tokens dated 1797, three further coins and other items including a brass cased compass, a lead shell-form ampulla, and nine further items (14) The Mary Rose nail was raised by John Deane and William Edwards in 1840, then sold by auction in Portsmouth on 12th November 1840. Then purchased by Mr de Reuck in 1964 in Southampton. For a similar example to the purse frame in this lot see London Museum, 1954, fig. 52, no. 4.
Los 1529
Americana - a mid-20th century wooden ship's rivet or peg, from the Mayflower II, whittled and carved in the 17th century manner, naive octagonal head, 29.5cm long, c. 1955; a late 19th century mahogany compass, 15cm silvered register, hinged cover with hook-and-eye fastenings, 17 cm wide, c. 1900 (2) Provenance: Presented to the present vendor as a child holidaying in Brixham by a carpenter working on the new 'pilgrim' ship, which subsequently reenacted and sailed to America from Plymouth on April 20th 1957.
Los 246
EARLY 20TH CENTURY GILT BRASS MINERS DIAL AND LEVEL by J. Davies & Son Ltd Derby, no. 4057 with silvered base, gimballed mount, removable wire, sights, black enamelled level, in fitted mahogany box with leather carrying strap. Together with an oxidised brass surveyors compass with folding sights by Short & Mason Ltd of London, together with another oxidised brass compass, probably military in fitted leather case with folding sight and eye piece. Miners dial measures 18cm diameter, second compass is 13cm diameter, third 11.5cm diameter approx. (3)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Miners dial is overall worn but appearing in near complete condition, the box very grubby and worn with age. Second compass has scratches and wear and tear commensurate with use and some discolouration to the silvering. Third compass in the military case has some staining, particularly to the North point and a bit of discolouring to the card.
Los 290
A collectors' lot to include various vintage tins, a pair of brass candlesticks, a Box Brownie, vintage drawbridge game, a pair of sugar cutters, various vintage tools, a basewood sector ruler, a WWI recruitment poster, 'I'll Go Too - The Real Irish Spirit', a tin containing various spoons, a boxed maritime compass and various prints of Liverpool trams and shipping.
Los 474
A WWII period RAF G-Type flying helmet (size 2), .48225/58 with War Issue mark, three contemporary oxygen masks, all with War Issue mark, further detached pair of ear protectors and four ex-aircraft instruments comprising compass, RPM meter, rate of climb indicator and air speed indicator. CONDITION REPORT All variously worn, stained and discoloured, commensurate with use and age.
Los 464
An 18th Century Irish Log Book and Guide to NavigationManuscript: Paper-bound Volume compiled in 1764 by William Farrell, Commander of the ship William of Dublin. Headed: Navigation. Teaches to guide any Ship or Vessle from one Harbour to another the Chief Instrument of which is the Mariners Compass,," of which a coloured sketch follows. As a m/ss., w.a.f. Most of the volume consists of case studies of navigational problems, copiously illustrated with diagrams. The remainder comprises details of a series of voyages - to Nantes, Bordeaux, Bilbao, Cadiz, Bermuda, Barbados, Charlestown..., some from Tuscar Rock.
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