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Preisdatenbank abonnierenREID AND AULD, EDINBURGH (1806-23) A Regency bracket clock, the arched mahogany case with inlaid boxwood stringing, brass ball finial, fitted ring handles to the sides and brass fish scale fabric backed grilles, the circular silvered dial with Roman numerals, engraved "Reid and Auld, Edinburgh", fitted eight day striking movement, raised on brass bun feet, 54cm high to top of brass finial illustrated
Septimius Severus AV Aureus. Uncertain Eastern mint (Emesa or Alexandria?), AD 193. IMP CAE L SEP SEV PEPT (sic) AVG, laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right, seen from behind / LEG VIII AVG II COS, legionary Aquila between two standards, TR P COS in exergue. RIC -; C. -; Calico -; H.-J. Kellner, Neue Fundmünzen aus Bayern, JNG 28/29, 1978/1979, 43 pl. 9, 1. 7.23g, 20mm, 12h. Fleur De Coin. Of the Highest Rarity, only the second known after a unique but worn specimen was found in Bavaria in 1974. A highly important and fascinating issue. This exceedingly rare and important aureus is one of only four recorded gold types in the extensive ‘legionary’ series that Septimius issued after his accession in June of 193. Cassius Dio records that he paid an accession donative of 250 denarii (10 aurei) per soldier, and it is therefore highly likely that the Rome mint legionary issues were intended to satisfy this immediate requirement. The silver denarii were struck in vast quantities, with Legio VIII Augusta at Strasbourg being honoured with a particularly large issue, though not quite as large as that of Legio XIIII. The eastern issues are by comparison all extremely rare, having evidently been issued on a much smaller scale, and only the legions III, VIII and XIIII are honoured. Furthermore, at least some of the coins may not have been struck until after January 194, when Septimius became consul for the second time. This represents a gap of six months or more between the Rome legionary issues, and those of the eastern mints. The explanation for both the small scale of these issues and the time differential may be that they represent a belated donative payment to loyal troops stationed in the eastern provinces. It is known that Pescennius Niger’s support in the East was not universal; Septimius evidently had forces strong enough to block Legio II Traiana Fortis from sending military aid to Niger from Egypt. It is very possible therefore that locally stationed vexillationes (detachments) of the three aforementioned legions were present in the region and remained loyal to Septimius, and that they were paid their donatives with locally struck coinage after Septimius’ defeat of Niger in May 194. This hypothesis is supported by the known findspot of the only other aureus of this type, for Bavaria is only a short distance from the Legion’s home at Strasbourg, and that coin may have easily been lost there after returning home with a member of Legio VIII. The specific mint location for this aureus remains uncertain, though Emesa or Alexandria are considered the most likely options on the basis of practical, stylistic, and metrological considerations. The type mirrors a denarius issue attributed by the British Museum to ‘Emesa’, which also curiously puts both II COS and TR P COS on the reverse.
Malabar X in Wood Case A Scale Model of the John Alden Designed Schooner “Malabar X". The planked deck carries a long cabin with oval portholes, toe-rail, skylights, and companionways, other details include anchor windlass, stovepipe, anchor, binnacle, helm, rigged with a suit of seven finely stitched sails. Fitted into a beautiful mahogany display case with table. 45” long x 16” wide x 74” high with table.
Original Howard Chapelle Blueprint Original blueprint of the Sloop of War "Chaleur" , taken off at Woolwich in November 1768. This plan was drawn by Howard Chapelle in 1930. The plan shows a profile view, a whole view and stern view along with a scale and dimensions. The print is fitted to a silver painted frame. Howard Irving Chapelle (February 1, 1901 – June 30, 1975) was an American naval architect, and curator of maritime history at the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. In addition, he authored many
Original Yacht Blueprint from John G Alden Original blueprint from the workshops of John G. Alden yacht designer showing drawing number 367, dated September 19, 1927. The drawing is of a 54 Fort auxiliary cruising catch. The plan is drawn to a scale of three-quarter inch equals 1 foot. The drawing shows hull profiles and lines fitted to a fine burlwood frame. Dimensions: 28" tall by 54" long.
Original Blueprint of a John Alden Yacht Original blueprint fitted to a burlwood frame from the workshop of John G Alden of Boston Massachusetts. This architects plan is number 580 for auxiliary cruising sloop showing the sail plan in a scale of 3/8 of an inch equals 1 foot. the name Bennett is penned in the bottom corner, there is a profile view showing the cabin, rigging, fittings, spinnaker pole, winches etc. there is also a front view of the mast on the left side.
Model of the 1851 schooner "America" Fine, scale model of the schooner yacht "America", the first winner of the America's Cup. Copper sheathed below the waterline. Mahogany deck with many details, linen sails. Mounted into a brass display case. Dimensions: 41" long x 13" deep x 32 1/2" high.
Alden Designed "Malabar X", Model A Scale Model of the John Alden Designed Schooner “Malabar X". The planked deck carries a long cabin with oval portholes, toe-rail, skylights, and companionways, other details include anchor windlass, stovepipe, anchor, binnacle, helm, rigged with a suit of seven finely stitched sails. Mounted onto a wooden cradle with baseboard. 60” long x 12” wide x 63.
Speedboat Dixie II Cased scale model of the competition and Gold Cup speedboat "Dixie II". Planked hull with exhaust cowls, controls, cleats, steering wheel, benches, ventilator cowl, and flagstaff with flag mounted in a mahogany display case with a brass-trimmed glass case. Dimensions: 51" x 12" x 12"
Cunard Line steamship SS Carpathia Model S.S. Carpathia ocean liner ship model set at it's waterline into a composition sea. Highly detailed miniature model with deck detail including lifeboats, winches, bollards etc... The Capathia rescued survivors of the Titanic in 1912. Model scale is one inch equals fifty feet. Case dimensions: 22" x 5" x 5 1/2". Model 12" x 1 1/2" x 3"
Brass Sextant by Plath of Hamburg Germany Solid brass ships sextant by C. Plath of Hamburg, Germany. Finely crafted instrument with filters, mirrors, sighting scope, vernier scale, etc. Also included is a manual and cleaning brush. Fitted to a hinged top mahogany case with carrying handle. Box dimensions: 12" x 12" x 8"
Ship Model of a LCS3 Naval Vessel Detailed model of a LCS 3 Naval vessel. Expertly built to scale and showing great attention to detail with deck fittings, armament and print work, all top notch. Mounted onto a display case. Case dimensions: 24 1/2" x 6 1/2" x 11". Model dimensions 20" x 4" x 9"
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