Pattern 184 Mod. Motor launch compass and binnacle Pattern 184 Mod. Motor launch compass and binnacle, with case
Pedometer in nickel-plated, perhaps contrasting brass and nickel-plated case. Glazed back. Small compass fitted to the crown. Blued steel hands. White enamel dial recording 1760 yards on the outer dial up to ten miles on one subsidiary dial and up to 100 on the other. A third subsidiary, above a projecting wheel, acts as a map wheel. A projecting lever at the top left of the dial zeros the hands. The steel and brass movement has pace adjustment and light ‘snailing’ on the steel backplate. The polished steel weight is stamped with HC and the map wheel trademark of Henri Chatelain, together with the numbers 15676 and 100237. C. 1910. 46.5mm dia. Pedometer in nickel-plated
P.2 Aperiodic compass used by Sir Alan Cobham on his flights to Australia and South Africa(1935 amd 1926), with four large magnets and damping filaments, by Henry Hughes and Son Limited, United Kingdom, 1920-1925 P.2 Aperiodic compass used by Sir Alan Cobham on his flights to Australia and South Africa(1935 amd 1926) 1920-1925
Smiths electric magnetic compass indicator with direct display, as fitted to Hawker Siddley Trident 3B airliner G-AWZP Smiths electric magnetic compass indicator with direct display
Two small compasses used as props in the production 'The Secret Adventures of Tom Thumb'. Two Small Compasses
Pedometer and compass in a gilt metal case. The pedometer with two gilt metal hands and enamel dial. The outer ring marked to 100, the subsidiary dial marked from 1 – 12 miles. Signed “FRASER BOND STREET LONDON”. The compass with silvered dial and steel pointer. C. 1780. 56mm dia. Pedometer and compass in a gilt metal case