EBONY OCTANT | BRASS POCKET SEXTANT | ARTIFICIAL

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

Three Cased English Navigational Instruments Late 19th/20th Century comprising a Heath and Co., Ltd. 'Bell' Pattern Mark III brass sextant; an ebony and brass octant marked Soulby 126 Wapping London t

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

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

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).

Ebony Wooden & Brass Sextant, Nelsonic Period {Dimensions 3 x 15 x 18 inches} [Some losses and splitting to wood]

English Ebony Wooden & Brass Sextant, H. Hill {Dimensions 3 x 9 3/4 x 12 inches}

English Ebony Wooden & Brass Sextant, Bleuler, London {Dimensions 4 x 10 1/2 x 12 inches}

Ship’s brass spy glass, 19th c., measures 40"l. when fully extended, together with an ebony and brass sextant signed, "H. Duren, New York". 13"h.

Ebony ship's octant with brass index arm, peepsight, filters, mirrors etc.. Scale with marked degrees. 14†x 12â€

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

used to measure height of sun or star over horizon, with wooden case

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

Ebony and brass ship's octant with filters scopes and etc. With kidney shaped hinged mahogany box that bears the name of "Lamour & Co. Chronometer and Nautical Warehouse, Baltimore". Dimensions: 12" L

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

Boxed navigational Octant with ebony frame and brass index arm , light filter, peepsight, and mirror. Fitted into a kidney shaped box

Ebony ship's navigators octant with engraved vernier scale. Brasses included early peep sight, filters and mirror. Dimensions: 13" L x 16" W x 4" H Weight: 3lbs *This lot is part of a maritime antique

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

Marked F. Robson, Newcastle, ebony, brass and glass, 13 x 16 x 2 1/2", case in mahogany 15 x 17 x 2 3/3" thick. Condition some oxidation, VG.

Group of 19th Century Nautical Articles - Grouping Comprises: A) Brass Sextant, engraved with: "N.L.?. Pisani.RN.". B) Octant or Sextant of Wood & Brass, Made by John Kehew (New Bedford, Mass.), with