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World War I US Navy Ships Binnacle marine beacon where she stayed until her

World War I US Navy Ships Binnacle marine beacon where she stayed until herSpectacular solid brass ships binnacle by Keuffel and Esser Company of New York in 1918. Builders plate is marked type VII no 1200, Bureau of Navigation, US Navy and dated 1918. This is an outstanding piece, meticulously polished and lacquered. The base is fitted with a full set of polished brass degaussing rings. The hood has a hinged portlight with glass, carry handles, and a large lantern on top. This monster weighs about 340 pounds. This is an

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Description

where she stayed until her return to the USA in 1957

Glass globe with four protective bars

Great maritime accent piece

“DELTA” in the international code of signals

Very decorative

World War I US Navy Ships Binnacle marine beacon where she stayed until herSpectacular solid brass ships binnacle by Keuffel and Esser Company of New York in 1918. Builders plate is marked type VII no 1200, Bureau of Navigation, US Navy and dated 1918. This is an outstanding piece, meticulously polished and lacquered. The base is fitted with a full set of polished brass degaussing rings. The hood has a hinged portlight with glass, carry handles, and a large lantern on top. This monster weighs about 340 pounds. This is an

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