Brass pocket sextant

Three devices related to navigation: 1. A 19th century ebony octant with brass arm and inlaid scale graduated from -5 to 95 degrees missing inlay and a turned finial. 2. A circular brass pocket sextan

BRASS POCKET SEXTANTLondon, 19th CenturyMarked "Elliott & Sons 56 Strand London". With leather case, potentially a later addition.Diameter 3.125".

Circa 1850 pocket drum sextant by Schmalcalder 82 Strand, London. In VG original condition with a elements present. Measures 2.75" in diameter, 1.5" tall

Circa 1850 pocket drum sextant by Troughton& Simms of London. In VG original condition with a elements present. Measures 3" in diameter, 1.5" tall

A Brass Pocket Sextant, 20th Century, With brass cover. Unmarked. D: 3 in. From the Estate of John A. Davidson, Jr. Proceeds to benefit the APL of Lorain County and the Dittrick Museum.

3 brass pocket sextants with address J Pardy Durban, E R Watts and Son London 1912, Elliot Brothers London with inscription Sir John Jackson Limited

A brass C.J.G. Ltd. Abney level, measuring 2 x 6 x .75 inches, a brass pocket sextant, 3 inches diameter, a pair of J. Burk Original - portable guard-watchmans clocks (Germany).

Description: Sextant- Dating from the early part of the 20th century, this is a brass pocket or box sextant made by W F Stanley and signed 'Stanley London, 1911', on the face of the brass screw lid. H

From the Estate of Marty Prail. Group of Stanley London Navigation Tools Nautical Instruments.1 Telescope.1 Natural Sine Compass.1 Sextant. 1 Pocket Sextant.All items are brass. Imperfections. Dimensi

From the Estate of Marty Prail. Group of Stanley London Navigation Tools Nautical Instruments.1 Telescope.1 Natural Sine Compass.1 Sextant. 1 Pocket Sextant.All items are brass. Imperfections. Dimensi

Appearing to have a great variety of lenses. Original case. 11 x 14 x 2 1/2 inches.

The brass instrument with inlaid silver arc with hand engraved numerals and scale, hand engraved maker's signature on the arc with further dedication. Measures 10 x 9 x 4 inches. Provenance: The Paul

On ebony frame with natural inlay, makers mark J. & I. Hardy, London, English, 18th C. With grain painted wood case. H of sextant 38.8cm (15 1/4in) BIDDERS LIVING OUTSIDE OF CANADA are warned to proce

unmarked; with accessories, in a brass-mounted, fitted mahogany case; Condition: the case with a split to lid; the sextant: 9 1/4 inches wide; 8 3/4 inches deep; the case: 11 1/8 inches square; 5 inch

Solid brass double sextant by Cary of London. The case is engraved Captain Georges R.N. Registered Double Sextant No 64. Made of solid brass with high precision. With a silver vernier scale measurable

A 19th century brass scale sextant with black enamel, fold-away lenses intact, various ocular attachments, housed in a nice mahogany case with brass fittings and dovetail construction. Measures 9 x 9

Unusual Malachite Mounted Gilt Brass Pocket Watch Holder, 19th c., in the form of a carriage clock, the top lifting to remove a blue velvet pocket watch stand, with incised scroll and flower decoratio

I. Sewill Liverpool Ebony & Brass Sextant in Case, Fittings Noted, No Export.

19th century brass sextant by Spence Browning & Rust, London, in case marked Samuel Thaxter & Son, with extra lenses, 9 1/2" x 10 1/4". Provenance: From a Beverly, Massachusetts estate.

19th century; engraved signature 'J. Newman, / 122. Regent Strt. / London'; with two draw tubes and enameled decoration; 5 1/4 inches fully extended; 2 3/4 inches closed

Brass sextant in case, Norie & Co, London, SN 874, with several brass eye pieces, lenses, nautical

A Group of Nine Aluminum and Brass Pocket Knives from the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904, Each depicting a building from the World's Fair, including the Cascade Gardens, Palace of Mach

Haye Paris pocket sundial, engraved octagonal brass plate, glazed inset compass, blued magnetic needle, hinged gnomon with adjustable angle, latitude scale from 40 to 55 degrees, index in the shape of

POCKET SEXTANT19th CenturyEngraved ìAdams Londonî.Case diameter 3.5î.