Brass Pocket Telescope
RM 469.00

For quick viewing of distant objects which need more magnification than provided by standard binoculars, this low priced telescope is excellent value as well as having classic style. The four sections extend to 13" with 25 times magnification and 30mm diameter object lens. Tooled in spun brass, lacquered for lasting protection and bound in hand-stitched leatherette, with a zipped leatherette carrying case.

Porthole Flask
RM 410.00

The glass porthole let into this Sheffield pewter hip flask serves two purposes: so that the etching of HMS Victory inside the flask can be viewed; and (perhaps more important!) to check how much of the favoured tipple remains. Fits easily in a jacket pocket. Diameter 3.75", height 4". Capacity 140ml

Ship's Telegraph. Face 5"
RM 1,955.00

Nauticalia's collection of display ships' telegraphs are reproduced from those found on great ships of the past. These classic pieces pay tribute to the ingenuity of steam and marine engineers. Modelled on the standard twin-lever pedestal telegraph, our range includes full-size and scaled-down yacht versions. Solid cast brass throughout, all feature an internal bell which rings when the lever's position is changed. The dials can be illuminated inside to create an intriguing atmospheric nautical lamp.

Professional Barograph
RM 13,550.00

In a country where weather is a major topic of interest, the barograph has assumed a lofty position as the aristocrat amongst meteorological instruments. Its exquisite appearance is combined with scientific precision to record atmospheric changes on a weekly chart which is rotated by a clockwork movement and marked in millibars. The vacuum-tested and finely calibrated mechanisms are housed in a hand-crafted mahogany and glass case with a drawer beneath for spare charts and instructions. Made in England by Russell Scientific, suppliers to forecasters worldwide. Dimensions 15x9x8''. One year's supply of charts is included.