Los 4315

A Grouping of C. Plath Navigation Equipment

Deutsche Zeitgeschichte - Orden und Militaria ab 1919 | A79r | Präsenzauktion | 787 Lose

Beschreibung

Ship steering compass, brass construction 160 mm diameter gimballed steering compass. Floating in brass housing with glass top, pivoting brass mount. Top marked "C.PLATH" and "HAMBURG", model number "51057". Ca. 26 cm diameter. Box compass, black metal floating gimballeld with white and black dial. Manufacturer "M.C.CO." and model "Polaris" on face. Suspended in wooden box with two brass hooks to secure lid. Ca. 22 x 22 x 15 cm. "Was jeder vum deŭtschen U-BOOT wissen mŭβ", 40 pages, author Korvettenkapitan (ing.) Max Bartsch, 1939. German text with illustrations and photos. "C. PLATH 1862-1962", 138 page, publisher Verlag Hanseatischer Merkur. English text with illustrations and photos. Separate signed card. "The SEXTANT HANDBOOK", 191 pages, author Cmdr. Bruce A. Bauer, USN (ret.). English text with illustrations and photos. "From Sextant to Satellite Navigation 1837 - 1987 150 years C. Plath", 144 page, author Friedrich Jerchow. English text with illustrations and colour photos, with card. Officer desk box compass, small brass metal floating gimballed with white and black dial. Manufacturer "C.PLATH HAMBURG" on face. Suspended in wooden box with single brass hook to secure lid, decorative brass inlay at corners, brass fouled anchor on lid. Ca. 11.5 x 11.5 x 8 cm. Luftwaffe Flight Computer, double-sided, round "Dreieckrechner" in black and white metal and plastic construction, manufacturer "C. Plath Hamburg" and dated 1938. Brown leather case with snap closure. Ca. diameter 16 cm. Artillery compass, black painted brass metal base with two folding sights, manufacturer "C. Plath Hamburg" on compass, model "No 295" on base. Ca. 8.5 x 10.5 x 8 cm. Bomber compass directional gauge, black painted metal base with two folding sights, manufacturer "C. Plath Hamburg" on compass, device number "127-50A-1" on base. Attached to a small wooden base for display. Ca. diameter 15.5 x 17 cm. Black painted iron paper weight, square base with beveled edges, round black knob at top and felt padded bottom. Raised lettering on front "C. Plath Hamburg". Ca. 6.3 x 5.3 cm. Postcard, with photograph of C. Plath manufacturing facility. Front of card features photo, reverse has company advertisement. Ca. 13.7 x 9 cm. Lifeboat binnacle compass, brass metal binnacle, suspension hook at top with glass face and attached oil lamp. Floating compass, white compass face with black letters, marked "C. Plath Hamburg". Hinged door for oil lamp access. Ca. 21.5 x 18 x 19.5 cm. Aircraft Compass, black metal and plastic. Faceplate is plastic with manufacturer "C. Plath, Hamburg", "Z7gk 15189" and "FL23220" imprinted. Floating compass in center under glass with adjustment screw to rotate direction disk. Faceplate attached to base by four screws. Ca. 11.5 x 8 cm. Boxed Kriegsmarine Sextant, black painted brass sextant as used by the U-Boat service of the Kriegsmarine. Marked "22354" indicating manufacture in March of 1943. Other markings include KM eagle, "M" and "6435". Manufacturer "C. Plath Hamburg". Wooden storage box with hinged lid and two metal clasps for closure, leather carrying strap at side. Metal identification plate with matching numbers. Period photo of sextant in use. Ca. 29.4 x 29.4 x 20 cm. Boxed sextant, black painted brass sextant with accessories in storage box. Marked "10858" indicating manufacture in 1926. Other markings include manufacturer "C. Plath Hamburg". Wooden storage box with hinged lid, two metal hooks for closure and keyed lock. Original paper manufacturer tag with matching numbers and metal manufacturer plate. Ca. 29.2 x 29.7 x 13.7 cm. Binoculars with case, black painted metal binoculars, brown pebbled leather wrapping. Eyepieces marked "C.Plath" and "Hamburg". Leather wrapped wood case with carry strap. Circa 1870. Versand aus den USA. Zustand: II Fragen zum Los?

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Unsere Auktion "Deutsche Zeitgeschichte ab 1919" beinhaltet 787 Lose. Die Auktion startet am Freitag, den 24. Mai 2019 um 10:00 Uhr. (Lose: 4001 - 4787). Vorbesichtigung: 15. - 19. Mai 2019 von je 14:00 - 18:00 Uhr.