Captain Georges sextant by Cary London

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

Universal Military Dictionary by Captain George Smith, London, printed for J. Millan near Whitehall, 1779, having several pullouts in back of book, 9 1/2" x 11 3/4". Provenance: Estate of Peter Tillou

"A Voyage Around the World", Captain George Dixon, Geo. Goulding, London, 1789.

Antique Cary, London England Sextant nautical instrument. Crafted of brass and wood with wooden travel case. Case closed measures approx. 5 1/4" height x 9 1/2" width x 10" depth (13.3cm x 24cm x 25.4

Antique Cary, London England Sextant nautical instrument. Crafted of brass and wood with wooden travel case. Case closed measures approx. 5 1/4" height x 9 1/2" width x 10" depth (13.3cm x 24cm x 25.4

Fifteen antique partial blue leatherbound and blue marbelized hard-cover book volumes written by "Captain Marryat" by George Routhledge & Sons, LTD London 1898 as part of MacAnley's History of England

CASED SKELETONIZED BRASS SEXTANTLondon, 19th CenturyMarked on scale "Cary London". Wooden case.Case height 5". Width 11.25". Depth 11.25".

John Cary Travel Celestial Globe in Boxmarked Cary & Co., London, No. 21540having George Lee & Son Optical and Nautical Instrument, established 1847, label on inside of the boxalso handwritten on insi

CASED BRASS T-FRAME SEXTANTLate 19th/Early 20th CenturyMarked ìGold & Platina Cary, London 2641î. Case with certificate of examination card.Case height 5î. Width 11.5î. Depth 10.5î.

CARY, LONDON, EARLY 20TH CENTURY The fitted case with an attached label from the National Physical Laboratory-Teddington, and additional accessories. Length of vernier arm 8 1/2 inches. Provenance: Pr

A Regency 22-Inch Terrestrial Floor Globe by John and William Cary London, Early 19th Century labeled Cary's/ New/ Terrestrial Globe/ Exhibiting/ The Tracks and Discoveries made by/ Captain Cook/ Also

Heading: Author: Byron, Captain [George Anson] Title: Voyage of H.M.S. Blonde to the Sandwich Islands, In the Years 1824-1825 Place Published: London Publisher:John Murray Date Published: 18

Description: Antique-Handy Book of the Stars Used in Navigation by Captain W.B. Whall; published by George Philip & Son, Ltd., London. A guide on how to find stars used in navigation to identify and c

This logbook, kept by George F. Cary, a public notary who served in Machias from 1891-1912, contains a dozen first-hand testimonials from captains whose ships' cargos were lost. Including the scho

2 Volume Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah and Meccah by Captain Sir Richard F. Burton. 1898. George Bell and Sons, London. Provenance: Estate of Joseph Epes Brown, III and Elenita R. B

Excellent Condition Henry Barrow & Co. London Naval sextant from the 1950's and used by Captain Dale Bratcher during his time in the US Navy. All lenses and filters intact.

Cased sextant by J.H. Harris London and retail label of John Bliss & Company, New York. Not purporting to be the property of Captain Wilson of the Bark Leonard Combed.

"View in the Island of New Caledonia" Copper Plate Published 1784 by Alexander Hogg, London for "A New Authentic and Complete Collection of Voyages..." First Edition by George W. Anderson & Captain Ja

Captain Jesse. The Life of George Brummell, Esq., commonly called Beau Brummell, complete set in 2 volumes. London, Nimmo. 1886. Number 21 of 150 large paper copies. 4tos. (8x11 inches), contemporary

Copper Plate Published 1801-07 by Macdonald & Son, London for "Modern and Authentic System of Universal Geography" By George A. Cooke. Paper Size: 10 x 8 inch (26 x 21cm) Very minor toning. Good Condi

London 1795-1801, comprising a coffeepot and teapot by Chawner and Emes London 1796, 13"h and 7-1/2"h, engraved at the sides with a commemoration to Captain Matthew May, Captain of the British Ship Su

"The British Channel including The Coasts of England and France" Copper Engraved Map Published 1794, London for "A New Authentic and Complete History of England" by George William Spencer. Paper Size:

Two volumes titled "Days of the Dandies" written by Captain Gronow, printed by "The Grolier Society London". Both volumes are numbered 411 of 1000 limited editions deluxe. From the estate of George Me

THE POETICAL WORKS OF ALEXANDER POPE, Third Edition, edited by the Reverend H. F. Cary, M.A., illustrated by John Gilbert, published by George Routledge and Company, London, 1857. 18mo, 485 gilt edged