The plate has several items of Masonic symbolism including the compass and the beehive. The caption reads “Keep within compass and you shall be sure, to avoid many troubles which others endure.” Measures 5-1/4 inches in diameter. Good condition, slight hairline crack in plate with some minor crazing.
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Initialed by owner and painted red on the exterior. This combination of a compass, sundial, and elevation tool is a rare example. Made out of wood with manuscript drawing compass on laid paper and set under glass. The compass needle is present behind the glass but is detached from the center stem. There is additional wear from being used in the past. The colors are still vibrant and condition is overall good. It folds to be carried and then can be clasped open for use. It measures 4-7/8 inches long, 3-3/8 inches wide, and 1-¼ inches thick when closed.
Octagonal rifled barrel centered rear sight surrounded by two lines both in front of and behind. Flat flintlock lockplate marked "TRYON/WARRANTED" in center and surrounded by sprigs of engraving. Brass furniture; side opening patchbox engraved with ornate Shuler-style '"propeller" and decorated with a broken line border. Sideplate with beveled edges and "horns" surrounding rear lock screw; engraved brass pick holder beneath cheekpiece, toeplate with five rectangular cutouts with ferns carved in exposed wood in each panel, engraved around screws and with broken-line borders. Ramrod entry ferrule with integral fleur-de-lis wear plate engraved with two bird's heads, masonic compass and hammer followed by a silver inlay with a patriotic splayed eagle with shield and arrows engraved in the center. Engraved and shaded silver eight pint Moravian star inlaid above cheekpiece and silver vacant oval wrist escutcheon with broken-line border. Figured full-length maple stock of delicate Bucks County, Pa. form and extensively and delicately carved with incised scrolls on both sides of wrist and behind cheekpiece on left side. Decorated with detailed and stylized fleur-de-lis around barrel tang, behind lock and sideplate, around comb, and in front of triggerguard tang. Repeating vine and leaf pattern carved around patchbox, terminating in a circular scroll on each side. Curled Bucks Co. trigger. Very Good Condition, barrel retains an even brown patina with light scattered marks from use. Lock has a n even brown patina and has been professionally converted back to flintlock configuration. Brass retains a mellow patina, dark in some areas. Carving excellent. Stock has been refinished and fore-end has been replaced forward of ramrod entry thimble; ramrod replaced. Serial Number-NSN; Manufacturer-John Shuler; Model-Rifle; Caliber-.54 Bore; Barrel Length-43-5/8"; FFL Status-Antique;
An original 20th century nautical Gimbal compass with stands. Weilbach & Co. Compass diameter 22cm. POSTAGE: Worldwide postage / delivery available on all items. Combined postage available; UK £15.99+VAT, Ireland from £19.99+VAT, Europe from £19.99+VAT, USA / Canada from £30+VAT. Any other destinations please get in touch for a quote; info@eastbristol.co.uk. All quotes dependant upon location. Prices are per parcel (not per item).
A mixed lot of collectors' items to include The Indcol Coloured Lantern slides in original box, a chromed map reader/compass with magnifying glass to finial, an ebonised hair tidy, a ceramic and glass eye prosthetic, a late 19th century miniature bisque doll, Macclesfield silks, a collection of early 20th century and later postcards, etc.
PARKER GILBERT. Round The Compass In Australia. Frontis & plates. Orig. dec. cloth gilt, rather worn & browning to back. Unsightly publisher's stamp to title. 1892; also Parkes, Fifty Years in the Making of Australian History, 2 vols., orig. cloth, ex lib., 1892 & 3 others re. Australia. (6).
An 18th Century Sunderland Glaze Bowl:"Manchester Unity Independent Order of Odd Fellows" transfer to the inside of the bowl together with the verse "The Good Wife: Show me the wife that's on the watch, for every little rent, or scratch, and cures it with a timely patch, before you know it; she is a woman fit to match, a lord or a poet."the outer decorated with The Mariners compass and a sailing poem "Thou noble barque of brightest fame, that bear`st proud England's honoured name, right welcome home once more! Welcome thou gallant little sail, in England's name bid thee hail, and welcome to her shore."
Aircraft and motoring interest: Practical Flying Complete Course Flying Instruction by a Flight Commander, published by Temple Perss Ltd., London; Royal Naval Air Service Navigation, Magnatism and Deviation of the Compass 1917; The Aeroplane Speaks by H. Barber, A.F.A.E.S, published by McBride, London; Aircarft in the German War, by H. Massac Brurist, puclished by Methuen & Co., London, 1914; a Fiat A-12 maintenanace book; a Gothic Works brochure 1938; a small quantity of early 20th Century postcards; Wills cigarette cards; etc.
Bag of assorted collectables to include: Second World War medals; France and Germany Star; '39-'45 Star; Italy Star and '39-'45 medal, with ribbons, in box, together with German pocket compass; Spirit level; brass snuff box marked: Arthur Thomas, 65 Gloucester St. and bag of assorted enamel and other badges, bowling clubs, British Legion, Roath Park BC. etc.
20th century AD. A gilt pendant globe with loop and compass, hinged with collapsible string of four hinged plaques comprising: a ring with temple pillars and eye between; a ring with set-square and compass; ring with openwork star; skull-and-cross-bones modelled in the round with maker's mark 'L &C Ltd' to the reverse. 6.89 grams, 95mm extended. (3 3/4"). Property of a Suffolk lady; acquired on the UK art market. [No Reserve] Fine condition.
DUNKIRK EVACUATION - ENSIGN, COMPASS, MASTHEAD LIGHT AND OTHER RELICS OF THE "POLLY"The "Little Ship" Polly was a 28 foot auxiliary cutter built in 1931, a sloop of wood construction with an auxiliary Hyland four cylinder engine. Called into service by her country, Polly made two trips to the shores of France and rescued 38 British soldiers from inevitable capture by the Germans. Attorney George Saunders was among the crew of four, his job being to attend to the stubborn inboard engine, and he kept a number of relics from the vessel. Included in this lot are seven items tied to the brave vessel's service: the Polly's British ensign, 35" x 18", inscribed along the hoist: "Dunkirk May-June 1940 'Polly'"; the Polly's masthead oil lamp, 11 3/4" tall with fresnel lens, the fuel well painted: "P" (Port), "S" (Starboard), and "P[OL]LY"; the vessel's 1940 compass: "Lionel Corporation 1940 N.Y. U.S. Navy BU Ships 4-Inch Boat Compass Mark 1 N 4372" in a custom made 12" x 7 1/2" x 7 1/2" wood case with a small battery-powered light and lidded compartment intended to hold a battery; the Polly's portable cabin sink, 8 1/2" x 8" x 9", with an official Admiralty "Demand for Repairs" affixed to the rear and naming the vessel, issued in Portsmouth, Feb. 26th 1942; copper and brass tray, 19" x 11 3/4" with simply engraved inscription: "'Operation Dynamo' Dunkirk May 27 June 4 1940 Presented to the crew of the 'Polly'"; Saunders' well-used peaked seaman's cap, with gold bullion, anchor and crown device at front; and a period mounted photograph, 11" x 9" overall labeled: "George Saunders and crewmen on their return from the second voyage to the beaches of Dunkirk in 1940". Included is a letter from Saunder's daughter, Skegness, Dec. 16, 1967. The lady correctly identifies the Polly's owner and mentions that her father volunteered for the mission. She further mentions that her father's "wartime memorabilia" had been displayed at the Skegness Life Boat Station for years before being returned to her upon her father's death. The lady also explicitly mentions the flag, lamp, compass, and photo, and states that the equipment had accompanied the vessel to Dunkirk. Also present is a copy of the City of Dunkirk memorial certificate given to Saunders, a Dunkirk veteran's medal, and further information from the Association of Dunkirk Little Ships. Provenance: George Saunders; The War Museum.
AMERICAN PARATROOPER'S WRIST COMPASSAn interesting piece of trusted WWII relic field gear, an original liquid-filled paratrooper's compass. Measures 56mm diameter with leather strap, a Taylor Model stamped "U.S. Army Compass Wrist Liquid Filled". This type of compass was made for wearing on the wrist, keeping the hands free for other tasks. Near fine condition, exhibiting but little wear.
NAVAL AVIATOR'S CERTIFICATE, PLOTTING TOOLSWar-date naval aviator's certificate, Dept. of the Navy, Oct. 10, 1944, issued to Ens. Arthur C. Haymen and issued at the air station in Pensacola. In leather case, very good. Sold with Hayman's dead reckoning computer, compass, naval aviator's wallet, and leather case with his name penned within, with an unrelated UAAAF ESM/1 emergency signalling mirror with cord. Six pieces.

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