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MARINE SEXTANT, ALEX DOBBIE & SON OF GLASGOW, LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY inscribed maker's name to brass arc, black lacquered body22cm wide at widest point

BRASS MARINE SEXTANT, SEWILL OF LIVERPOOL, LATE 19TH CENTURY stamped maker's mark ...MAKER TO THE ROYAL NAVY... to arc, housed in a fitted mahogany casecase 25.5cm wide

19th Century Brass Ship's Sextant within a fitted case

John Clark & Son, Greenock, a 19th Century brass marine sextant, 0 to 150-degree demi-lune scale, seven pivoting shades, with lenses, 27cm wide, in a fitted crescent-shaped mahogany case

A brass sextant

Miniature brass sextant. UK P&P Group 1 (£16+VAT for the first lot and £2+VAT for subsequent lots) 

Nautical Sextant for RAF Flying Boat, 6B/177 English, c.1944, engraved 'REF No 6B/177 with coresponding label to inside of lid for 'HENRY HUGHES & SON LTD LONDON' dated 31/10/1944, polished brass in original case with trade label

English, c.1910, dial marked The Paget Angle sextant No 1634, H Hughes & Son, London' original case with instructions to lid, case 18cm wide

Cased sextant and a group of marine collectables

A military sextant, together with a pair of binoculars, a compass, Pelham puppet and other items

A Kelvin & Hughes sextant, boxed.

Sextant des 19. Jahrhunderts wohl England um 1850, Ebenholz und Messing, mit Anzahl Reflektoren und Okularen, Bein-Skala, ca. 35x29cm

An early 20th century drum sextant by E R Watts & Son of London - circa 1909, in an associated tan leather case, together with a copy of the Army List for March 1822.

A Stanley of London marine sextant, serial No 96793, cased

Brass Clinometer by Stanley in an associated brass bound mahogany box with a plaque inscribed Angle Sextant 1902.

A 19th century brass sextant (glass damaged), maker Stanley, London, marked 1889, in a wooden box (not original).

Sextant A. Johannsen & Co, Chronometer Watch & Nautical Instrument Manufacturers London, late 19th centurySextant A. Johannsen & Co, Chronometer Watch & Nautical Instrument Manufacturers London, eind 19e eeuw28 x 33 x 12 cm

Boxed Kelvin & Hughes Limited Sextant

A reproduction Ramsden London sextant in wooden case

Sextant, Messing, L 12, in originalem Holzetui, 19.Jh.

* Sextant. A ship's sextant by E. Lorieux, Paris, circa 1872, with brass ladder frame signed and dated 1872, with silvered scale divided to 160º, vernier with hinged magnifier on index arm stamped 'E. Lorieux constructeur A Paris', contained in a mahogany box with brass handles, with accessories including telescopes, shades etc QTY: (1)

A brass sextant in hard wood box (missing 1 mirror)

A brass sextant in hard wood box

House of Lawrian - an Elizabeth II silver commemorative clock, for the tercentenary of Greenwich Observatory, cast FLAMSTEED above his 7-foot equatorial sextant and the date 1675, the opposing side with HUNTER, a satellite and 1975, 14cm high, London 1975, 466g gross

An early 19th century Maritime Octant sextant, unnamed brass and mahogany body, ivory register 0-90, 46cm x 37.5cm, c.1810Ivory submission reference 4DKVQX69

WW2 German Kriegsmarine Sextant large, handheld sextant.  Label to one side "Kreiselsextan".  Contained in its fitted wooden case with various accessories.  Interior of lid with printed instructions.  Exterior painted "Solebay No 3378 Sextant".  OHMS label to "The Naval Stores Dept Officer HMS Solebay At Portland" dated 1946.

Octant. James Hughes London ca. 1820. Nautical navigation instrument, with which the vertical angle between a celestial body and the horizon is measured. An octant is one eighth of 360º = 45º. Was most commonly used until 1767, then succeeded by the sextant. It is an invention of John Hadely, 1682-1744, 10 cm high

A reproduction brass sextant (29)

An early 20th century mahogany cased brass sextant by H.G. Blair & Co., 53 James St., Cardiff. Condition - fair to good, some general wear and tarnishing to the brass work. It would benefit from cleaning.

Sextant 19. jhd., wohl England. Museales Stück mit Fernglas und integrierter Wasserwaage. H 33 cm Durchmesser 17 cm

Sextant "Horizon", von Cassens & Plath, Bremerhaven, 1986, geprüft 1993, mit Papieren, in Weiß (wenn eine Erwärmung des Rahmens vermieden werden soll z.B. in tropischen Gebieten), im Mahagonikasten mit Originalschaumstoffeinbettung, 18x32x32 cm

Early 20th century brass sextant within original wooden box, by E. Lorieux, Paris. No. 129521 used condition not tested case damaged

A teak cased nautical compass / sextant

WWII militaria to include shell-cases, medals, bayonet, a Marine sextant and other itemsLocation:If there is no condition report shown, please request

Pair of 7 x 50 USSR binoculars and brass sextant in box marked H A Johannesen

A sextant in box, a telescope in leather case, cased cutlery set, etc.

Sextant von J. Grant, England um 1900, Messing in Holzkasten. Wohl vollständig, im Deckel Zertifikat des ''National Physical Laboratory'', ohne Schlüssel. Kiste 26 x 24 x 13 cm

Konvolut Maritim, 20. Jh. Ein Fernrohr ''The Lord Bury Telescope J.H. Steward Ltd'' Anf. 20. Jh., ein kl. Fernrohr ''BOB Opltik'' Ende 20. Jh., ein kleiner Sextant in Holzkiste, ein ''Brinton Compass MKI 1914'' in Holzschatulle, eine Bootsmaatspfeife und ein kleiner Schaukasten mit Schiffsmodell, beide Ende 20. Jh. Dazu ein Quadrant für Kannoniere, wohl USA, 1. H. 20. Jh. und ein großer Block für Segelschiffe. Gr. Teleskop eingeschoben L. 27 cm

A vintage military issue cased bubble sextant, Mk 1 x 6M, No. 68/313.

A brass sextant

Englischer Sextant mit Stativ, um 1900Messingsextant, unsigniert, 7 Filter, 1 Teleskop, Silberskalen, Griff aus Ebenholz, auf Dreifußstativ von Smith & Co., London, mit Stellschrauben und Kontergewichten, Gesamthöhe 37 cm. Start Price: EUR 450 Zustand: (2–3/2–3)English Sextant with Stand, c. 1900Brass sextant, unsigned, 7 filters, telescope, silver scales, ebony handle, on brass sextant tripod by Smith & Co., London, with three adjustable leveling screws and a counter-balanced swinging mount, overall height 14 ½ in. Start Price: EUR 450 Condition: (2–3/2–3)

Englischer Sextant Hezzanith von Heath & Co. mit Stativ, um 1900Messingsextant, signiert "Heath & Co, London for Hutchinson & Jackson Sunderland", Serien-Nr. 3867, 7 Filter, 3 Teleskope, Silberskalen, Griff aus Bein, auf dunkelbraun lackierter Messingsäule auf Dreifußstativ mit Stellschrauben und Kontergewichten, Gesamthöhe 47 cm, in dazugehörendem Mahagonikasten. Start Price: EUR 1200 Zustand: (2–3/2–3)English Hezzanith Sextant by Heath & Co. with Stand, c. 1900Brass sextant, marked "Heath & Co, London for Hutchinson & Jackson Sunderland", no. 3867, 7 filters, 3 telescopes, silver scales, bone handle, on sextant stand with dark-brown lacquered brass column on tripod with three adjustable leveling screws and a counter-balanced swinging mount, overall height 18 ½ in., in fitted mahogany case. Start Price: EUR 1200 Condition: (2–3/2–3)

Scientific instruments, Troughton and Simms of London, a fine quality brass pocket box sextant, navigation interest

WWII Russian Navy Sextant, K6 in original box with various lenses, 20 x 29 x 29cm.

Spencer Browning & Rust. A Late 18th/Early 19th Century octant sextant with original box. By Spencer Browning & Rust, London.

A sextant with inlaid silver scale

SS. Eastfield sunk off the Manacles on 27. 11. 1917 The brass framework of a navigational sextant, c1900 Found on the bridge of the SS. Eastfield, torpedoed and sunk off the Manacles on 27.11.1917 by UB-47. The wreck lies in 55m of water, length 23cm.

A modern sextant Missing only the two glasses in the ‘telescope’, otherwise intact, brass, length 21cm

A 19th Century cased maritime sextant, marked A Johannsen, 119 Minories, London

A WWI pocket sextant by Newman & Guardia Ltd London

A WWII RAF bubble sextant MK.IX.A. cased

Sextant: historisch hoch interessanter Sextant aus dem Besitz von Kapitän J.C Leach, getestet in Kew 1940: Originales Holzgehäuse mit Besitzerschild Leach, ca. 26 x 26 cm, im Inneren das Testergebnis der Prüfung am Observatorium Kew 1940, Herstellersignatur Cary London, außerdem Besitzersignatur von Kapitän John Catteral Leach, sehr schöner Originalzustand, maritime Rarität. Captain John Catterall Leach , DSO , MVO (1. September 1894 – 10. Dezember 1941) war ein britischer Marineoffizier. Er war der einzige Kapitän des Schlachtschiffs HMS Prince of Wales während seiner kurzen Dienstzeit. Sehr bald nachdem die Prince of Wales 1941 in den aktiven Dienst gestellt wurde, kämpfte das Schiff unter Leachs Kommando in der Schlacht in der Dänemarkstraße und erlitt im Kampf gegen das deutsche Schlachtschiff Bismarck schwere Schäden. Trotz eines Vorschlags, Leach vor ein Kriegsgericht zu stellen, weil er die Schlacht mit der Bismarck nach dem Untergang der Hood abgebrochen hatte, wurde er für seine Rolle mit dem Distinguished Service Order ausgezeichnet . In dem Film „ Versenkt die Bismarck! “ aus dem Jahr 1960 wurde Leach von dem Schauspieler Esmond Knight gespielt.

An Air Ministry issue bubble sextant Mark 8M 6B/313, cased

A quantity of miscellanea to include Smith & Co. London travelling sextant, milk float, Prinzflex 500 camera, binoculars, etc.

1940s Husun Plath sextant no. 25783 in black finish, contained in fitted wooden case with service label dated 1945

1940s Husun (Henry Hughes & Son Ltd) sextant no. 23265 in black finish, contained in fitted wooden case with service label dated 1940

1940s Husun (Henry Hughes & Son Ltd) sextant no. 39637 in black finish, contained in fitted wooden case with service label dated 1944

Freiberger Prazisionsmechanik yacht sextant, serial no.128736, with painted white framework, contained within fitted wooden case with instruction manual and service certificate dated 1982

A boxed antique style heavy brass Naval sextant

A WWII Air Ministry marked bubble sextant