U-50 CAPTURED 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 ( D4 inch X L5inch)

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

Antique Landers Frary & Clark Coffee Grinder. Marked Landers, Fray & Clark, New Britain Conn. U.S.A., 50. Approximately 16.75H x 14.0W x 12.5D in.

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

(3) PC. BAND LOT OF VINTAGE EQUIPMENT FROM A WOMAN WHO PLAYED IN BANDS OVER THE YEARS, AND MOVING, AND THESE WERE IN HER STORAGE ROOM. INCLUDES LAFAYETTE MODEL U-50, PEAVEY SERIES 400B, AND AMPEG B-25

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