Price $475.00 plus $20.00 shipping to 48 contiguous States
Presented is an excellent
example of a Walker Trident Electric log instrument head, Serial Number AA 916, mounted on an Oak wood plaque for
display. No other parts are included. Made by Thomas Walker & Son, Ltd of Birmingham, England, it looks in excellent
condition. It has some scuffing and minor spotting on its forged bronze case which will polish out. The "AA" 916 serial number
marks it as one of the early versions which were produced until the 1950's.
It features an instrument head with a white porcelain face,
and analog counters with black Arabic numbers for distance run. It does not include the electric wire, taffrail
register or rotor. This is one of Walker's most advanced logs. It was introduced in 1902 and allowed the navigator
to remain in the pilot house to take his readings rather than at the vessel's stern where the log register was located. The
large dial registers up to 100 miles, and the smaller registers, 10 and 1000 nautical miles.
Rare porcelain face
Electrics
DIMENSIONS:
Instrument dial 5" diameter
Bezel 7" diameter
Depth 3"
Instrument weight 10 Lbs
Wood base add 1 1/4 inch
GUARANTEE
OF SATISFACTION: You must be fully satisfied with your purchase on arrival and that our description is
entirely accurate or your money back. The only conditions are that an email authorization be obtained within three days, and
that the instrument is returned in its original condition and packaging, and insured for its full value. Unfortunately, shipping
charges are not included in this offer and are non-refundable unless we are at fault.
INTERNATIONAL BIDDERS WELCOME, but inquire first. There
are extra costs. We have customers in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bermuda, British Virgin Island, Canada, Chile, China,
Denmark, England, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Kuwait, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Nova
Scotia, Puerto Rico, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, USVI and the Eastern Caribbean.
Rarely do you find a piece of old gear in its
original condition. A superior addition to any collection.
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And Sea Collection™, All rights reserved
