This antique brass German Plath sextant is in good condition and has been kept in its original mahogany box. The current owner has owned it for 39 years, and it was the primary navigational instrument

 

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For Sale: Solid Brass,Chart,Compass(WEEMS&PLATH) With Appreciation,.............M.C.

 

Three original hand-written letters from Lewis C. Totman, Keeper of the Fletcher's Neck Life Saving Station, Biddeford Pool, Maine, to James A. Robinson & Son, uniform outfitters at Bangor, Maine.

 

* * NO RESERVE * * This is a vintage SHIP PORTHOLE made by The Pyle-National Company Chicago U.S.A. Believe it possibly was made in the early 1900's or 20's. Looks to be of cast aluminum with brass sc

 

Up for auction to U.S. customers only is a solid brass wheel which I would guess was part of a ship, maybe a sailboat. I base that on the shape of the center hole which is the same as many other ship'

 

Up for bid is an antique model ship. Made of wood and metal. 20 1/2 inches longVery interesting piece. My father found this in an attic of an old house he purchased. It looks to be a replica of an 180

 

Lyman Boat Owners Association Measures 13" wide x 14" high with cloth two handles. Bag is flat, not real heavy duty but bright red and in unused condition. A great bag to carry at the boat show or for

 

Very nice vintage wooden ships wheel. Measures 20.5" across. Wheel diameter is 12" . All wood peg construction with a large solid brass tapered center with key way. It has some wear on the wood finish