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type Shelf Ship
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"Grande Montre Marine" 2 day-going, marine chronometer oe tabatire, with regulator dial. Accompanied by a later mahogany box. Louis Berthoud, begun in July 1809, finished in January 1811 -
Fine and rare prototype, 2 day-going marine chronometer with special balance and power reserve indication, in its water-resistant aluminum and nickel cylindrical box. Ulysse Nardin, Locle, Suisse, circa 1940. -
49 hour-going mahogany marine chronometer with power reserve indicator. E. Delepine, France, made in 1896. -
Two-day marine chronometer with auxiliary compensation and 56-hour power reserve indicator. Barraud, London, circa 1850. -
Mid 20th Century, Chelsea 8" Inch Ship's Clock -
C.1950, Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, PA, , Model 21 ship's chronometer -
C.1941 (dated), Hamilton Model 21 Ship's chronometer -
C.1936, Chelsea Clock Co., Ship's bell clock "ADMIRAL", -
C.1949, Chelsea, Ship"s Bell on Base with Ball Feet, just restored at the Chelsea factory. Serial number 558043. -
C.1946, Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, PA, Model 21 ship"s chronometer, made especially for the U.S. Maritime Commission, and so engraved on dial (see detail photo). -
C.1941 (dated dial), Hamilton Watch Co, Lancaster, Pa., "Model 21' Chronometer in excellent original condition with outer carry box intact with original padded lining. -
C.1923, Chelsea for Tiffany and Co.,, New York, Yacht Wheel, with 6' dial. -
C.1920, English, Clerke, Maker to the Admiralty, 1 Royal Exchange, London, a well made 20th century chronometer. -
C.1915, Seth Thomas, "Denton' in good, as-found, condition. -
C.1913, Waterbury "Ship"s Bell No. 3', in generally good condition. -
C.1910, Chelsea Clock for Ashcroft Co., New York, engine room clock with 6' dial. -
C.1890, French, Ship"s Bell clock, in a brass case, on a convertible brass base suitable for desk or wall mount. -
18K gold, keyless one-minute tourbillon regulator in mahogany gimbaled box. James Pellaton, made in 1941. -
2-day marine chronometer of special construction. Brosse a Bordeaux (France), circa 1830. -
Seth Thomas Ships Bell Clock