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MARBLE CALENDAR
An early, simple pocket calculator from an era when 50 years were akin to perpetual. Its origin goes back some 500 years. Etched solid brass perpetual calendar mounted in solid polished marble. Gift packaged. 3” Ø BC006 $39
CAPE HORN ANCHOR
Heavy polished, solid brass model of an anchor. Great paperweight!
6” x 4.25” x 3.75”
AC006 $49
MARINER’S COMPASS
First known use of a mariner’s compass was in 1594. Used in navi- gation that consists of parallel mag- netic needles. This beautiful piece is made of polished aluminum. 3.5” Ø FCO019 $79
NAVAL CHARTS OF THE WORLD
These come from all over the world! Dating as far back as the 1890’s, with many corrections made to update them.These came out of the chartroom of a US Naval vessel. Gorgeous stuff. These charts are all about 40” x 27.5”, and printed on very heavy stock. The charts are all yellowed with age, and are very beautiful in their own right. Since they depict random and obscure places on the globe, with many of these localities re-named, given the course of history and politics, we’ll
just sell them randomly, okay? All in
great condition, with no tears or
rips. You get three random charts.
Each measure about 40” x 27.5”. MR103 $89
DESK MAGNIFIER
Perfect for studying old photo-
graphs, maps, or hard to decipher letters! Just set it on to whatever
you want to study. (Even bugs, if
you want). The three legs make it
the right height for you to study
you work without needing to hold
the magnifier. Made of polished silver- colored brass with glass. 5.33”Ø x 3.5” AC045 $92
POLISH ARMY MAP CASE
Wow.., this is absolutely the most gorgeous map case we’ve ever scored! Made of heavy canvas, with all edges reinforced with nylon tape. Has two compartments, with a semi-stiff back. An additional pocket is sewn under the flap. The flap is long enough to secure the load, when filled to capacity, and has a leather strap closure. Of course there’s an adjustable nylon shoulder strap. Measures 11” x 9” x 5.5” fully expanded.
ST4590 $49
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