1940's Kelvin Hughes Binnacle erte " where he stripped away

" where he stripped away complexity to find the essential spirit of his subjects

The WIZ would be loaded with 3 rolls of paper

This piece of American Aviation history is a thruster from the Lunar Lander Training vehicle 952 (aka LLTV #3)

} Henri Matisse: Lierre en Fleur | La Revue Verve

20” x 9” x 6”

1940's Kelvin Hughes Binnacle erte " where he stripped awayThis American binnacle has been restored with a gimbaled compass, and varnished base with compensating balls. The faceplate is inscribed, Wilfrid O. White & Sons, and is in excellent working condition. The binnacle, formerly called the bittacle, is the receptacle in which the compass is mounted. Originally constructed in the form of a cupboard, it is now usually a cylindrical pedestal with provision for illuminating the compass card, usually from