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JOEL HARRY JACOBS

Fort Pierce, United States

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JOEL HARRY JACOBS, founded in 2003, specializes in museum-quality nautical antiques, maritime art, antique sextants, and naval artifacts for collectors and military families. The company offers a wide range of items including vintage navigation instruments from renowned makers such as Hadley, Spencer Browning, Troughton & Simms, Cary of London, Norie, Janet Taylor, and Henry Hughes. They also provide high-quality vintage diving helmets and equipment, unique nautical antique ship’s binnacles, telegraphs, helms, and compasses. Joel Harry Jacobs serves an operating area primarily focused on the United States East Coast and offers items for direct purchase through their website.

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