Nautical Weathervanes
Weathervanes
are one of the oldest known weather instruments used to forecast the weather
for over several thousand years. Weathervane is a figure that turns freely
on a vertical rod and by virtue of its design always points into the wind.
It simply states the direction of wind. It is also called weather cock.Nautical instruments can add beauty and charm to virtually any setting. They are versatile and great for outdoors and indoors. This is the ultimate collection of weathervanes for your sea side cottage, house, restaurant etc. These figures make an impact on your rooftop or in your garden.
Nautical weathervanes are thrilling and inspiring and perfect for those who love seas. They come with an assortment of designs and figures. They may come with a mounting rod, directionals, spacer balls and mounting brackets. The figures may be of dolphins, whale, pelican, sail fish, yawl, salmon etc.
History of Weathervane
The word fane is an old English word that means flag or banner. The weathervane was part of ancient cultures as early as 48 B.C. when a life sized replica of the Greek God Trinton was hoisted atop the Tower of Winds in Anthens.
Nautical Weathervane Materials
They are most commonly made of copper and aluminum.
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