Navigation instrument

A ship's improved double sextant in a fitted leather and brass campaign style case with two separate optical eye pieces. Henry Hughes & Son's. Fenchurch St., London. 3149. Early 20th C. Dia.of sextant

Antique astrolabe brass nautical navigation instrument inscribed with symbols. Measures 7 5/8"H x 5 1/2"W x 3/8"D

A brass and wood marine octant reflecting instrument. In a mahogany box, marked to middle. Measures approximately in box 4" high by 12" wide.All sales are subject to Bremo Auctions Terms & Conditions.

The Manufacturer is Unknown. There are some small Chips on the glass, as well as some Surface Wear on the metal. It Measures 5 1/2" x 6" x 2 1/2".

gold finish brass sextant comes in a brown wooden box (H3 inch XL6 inch)

gold finish brass sextant comes in a brown wooden box (H2.5 inch X L5 inch XP5 inch)

gold finish brass sextant comes in a brown wooden box (H2.5 inch X L5 inch XP5 inch)

gold finish brass sextant comes in a brown wooden box (H3 inch XL6 inch)

gold finish brass sextant ( D4 inch X L5inch)

gold finish brass sextant ( D4 inch X L5inch)

A GROUP OF TWO MARITIME BRASS NAVIGATION INSTRUMENTS, EARLY 20TH CENTURY, consisting of a rolling parallel ruler by W.H. Harling Ltd., London, patent number 160100, height: 1", width: 18 1/8", depth:

Ship's navigation instruments in box. 2"h x 4 1/2" square

Pelorus Ship Navigation Instruments MFG By Kelvin and Wilfrid O. White Co, Solid Brass in a Mahogany Case

Sextant in Polychrome Painted Case, James M. Elford (British-American, c. 1772-1826), Charleston, South Carolina, c. 1800. Brass and inlaid ebony navigation instrument with several lenses and ground g

American brass-mounted ebony Maritime sextant of Nautical interest, similar to the Davis backstaff quadrant, the reflecting navigation instrument was used to measure the angular distance between two v

This is a very impressive piece of US Navy ships bridge equipment. This piece was made by the Henry Moss & Company in Brooklyn, NY, and is called a Pelorus. This navigation instrument features a brass

Nautical sextant, by order of Idmiralty, made for the Royal Navy, London, by Henry Hughes Son. Ltd, the handheld navigation instrument executed in brass, and housed in a fitted case, case: 5.5"h x 11"

19th Century Antique Brass Naval Compass Binnacle, Antique Ship Navigation Instrument, , floating GImballed compass, a pivoted support that allows for rotation around a single axis to weather the cond

VINTAGE CARVED AND PAINTED WOOD LITTLE NAVIGATOR FOLK ART TRADE SIGN FIGURE , DEPICTING SHIP CAPTAIN HOLDING OCTANT NAVIGATION INSTRUMENT ; CARVED FROM SINGLE PIECE OF WOOD ; ORIGINALLY USED AS SHIP C

DESCRIPTION: A Keuffel and Esser Company Sextant. Features a handheld navigation instrument executed in cast iron and brass, encased in a mahogany box with brass handle and locks, with a brass plaque

Late 19th-early 20th century AD. A bronze astrolabe navigation instrument with interchangeable rotating plates in the Safavid style, openwork upper screen, numeric and textual notation, securing cotte

The vintage superior brass metal ship's Protractor by Troughton & Simms, London. Protractor is a historical nautical navigation instrument for finding and charting a ship's location. Dimensions: H: 18

Viking Lunar Pendant Date: 900-1000 A.D Size: Approx. 1 inch wide finely detailed with crenelated edge One side is depicts three rods, perhaps navigation instruments, and the other side has an inverte

Includes vintage board games (incomplete), ocean liner memorabilia, boating trophies, navigation instruments, cast iron sailors, book, and 1930s bathing suit box.