Stormglass and Brass Bells
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Stormglass Weather Forecaster This mysterious weather predictor has been used since 1750. Admiral Fitzroy, the famous sailor and meteorologist, used the Stormglass aboard the HMS Beagle during his historic voyage with Darwin. After 250 years, how the Stormglass works is still a mystery, but it is believed that it has to do with the electromagnetic changes caused by weather and sun storms. The appearance of the crystals inside the glass indicates changes in the weather. The sealed glass chamber that holds the crystals is encapsulated in a beautifully crafted brass cylinder. It can be displayed freestanding or mounted to a boat bulkhead or wall using an optional mounting bracket. |
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Hook for Stormglass |
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Galileo Glass
“Measure what can be measured and make measurable what cannot
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Brass Bells These cast brass bells are polished to a mirror finish and produce a rich tone when struck. They come with a bulkhead or wall mount bracket that allows them to be easily lifted from the bracket to remove and store when not in use. The 8.5" and 12" bell meets the United States Coast Guard requirement for any vessel between 39.4 feet and 65.6 feet. |