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 | Chadburn Ltd. Ship's Clock - A quality clock with a Smith's Astral 7 day movement, mounted in heavy brass case, bezel and bevelled glass. The original dial is named to Chadburns Ltd. Liverpool with nice patination. Just serviced and cleaned and comes with a 1 year guarantee. 23 cm.
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| Port and Starboard Navigation Lamps - Copper with brass trim. Minor service wear but excellent overall condition. Bulb fittings in place. 12 cm.
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| - stamped with 19 and 1:100, 000 together with a glass map overlay (minor chip), with 13mm grid squares. Both items are reported to have been removed from a captured Kreigsmarine U Boat by the commander of a Landing Craft in 1945.
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| Kriegsmarine Schwimveste Life Jacket - as used by U Boat and E Boat crews. In superb condition with inflation tube and gas bottle. Dated 1939. A rare and collectable item of WWII memorabilia.
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| Souvenir Tray - made from aluminium, named to Cunard Adventurer 29 cm x 15 cm.
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| Large Ship's Window with opening light - Solid brass with original armoured glass. 27.5" x 21.5" (70 cm x 55 cm). Very heavy!
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| Marine Sextant by Cary of London - numbered 2499, in fitted mahogany box. Silvered inlaid scale, 0 -160 degrees, magnifier to vernier with opaque glass, fine screw adjustment and hard wood handle. Fitted with 7 shades and mirror, complete with siting and astral telescopes, but third scope missing. With test certificate to lid, issued by National Physical Laboratories of Teddington. Professionally restored and polished. Box size 25 cm (10").
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| Hosum Star Globe by H. Hughes of London - the brass ring is engraved HH & S and numbered 4354; the globe is dated for the 1920 Epoch. These globes were used by the ship's navigator, in conjunction with his sextant, to plot the ship's position at night. In modern times of satellite navigation this is a timely and decorative reminder of days gone by. The instrument has been restored and polished and is mounted in a fitted deck box. Part of the globe has been water damaged, but this can be rotated "below decks", so still makes a great display item. Box size 27 cm (10.5").
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| Quality Silver Plate Sugar Shaker - engraved with the New Zealand Shipping Company logo - made by Mappin and Webb Ltd. It has had a rough passage, or two, and carries two dings near the base. 6.7" (17 cm) high.
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| Ship's Bulkhead Lantern - brass with manufacturer's plate named to 'Harvie', with oil burner.
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| English Pewter Tankard engraved RMS Atlantis - a ship which was built in 1913 as Andes and served as an Armed Cruiser in WWI - she was renamed Atlantis 1929. Used as Emigrant ship to Australia and New Zealand post war, then scrapped 1952.
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| Pair of Military Issue - for use by the military tailor to cut the uniform cloth without fraying. Broad arrow stamped and manufactured by T. W. Wilkinson, dated 1944, so they could have served at D-Day!
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| Heavy Cast Brass Ship's Badge - named to "Timsah" mounted on a shield with crenellated device. Original paintwork. So far unresearched.
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| Heavy Cast Brass Ship's Badge - named to "Zara" mounted on a shield with crenellated device. Original paintwork. As above, we are advised that "Zara" was tank landing craft. Height - 6" (15 cm)
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| Heavy Cast Brass Ship's Badge - named to "Tigris" mounted on a shield with crenellated device. Original paintwork (some wear). We have had no opportunity, yet, to research this item, however we are advised that "Tigris" was a tank landing craft. Height - 6" (15 cm)
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| - complete with original KM breast eagle, Obergefrieter, rank chevrons and trade badge Schreiber Laufbahn (clerical). Nicely stamped with owner's name Christiansen and stamped B.A.K. 12.11.28. (Proof mark). Excellent original condition.
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| Pine Seaman's Chest - pine, with original paintwork, rope handles and early hinges.
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| Semaphore Flags - A pair of Semaphore Flags on wooden poles.
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| Copper Barge Kettle - the wide base was designed to give greater stability on-board ship. 8.25" (21 cm) high.
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| Seth Thomas Ship's Clock - embossed R-20704 and Made in U.S.A. This clock has a twin train drive for greater accuracy and is fitted with an 8 day movement. It is mounted in a bakelite case on a wooden backboard. Original dial with some surface rust, which proves this clock has almost certainly been to sea. Overall an excellent example of a clock often used by the US Navy. 20 cm (8").
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