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C.PLATH HAMBURG SEXTANT VERNIER circa 1920, DRGM 724619 724624/25, Mahogany Case 13" x 11" approx., Brass Frame Lattice, 3 Sighting Scopes, Good Mirrors and Filters, 9" Radius, Silvered Scale Marked S9348

TROUGHTON & SIMMS, LONDON 19th Century Sextant, Fan Mahogany Box, Cartouche Missing, 3 Scopes with Shades, Good Filters/Mirrors, 8 1/2" Radius, Silvered Scale

A sextant in fitted mahogany case by H. Hughes & Son Ltd. London.

A mid-20th century maritime sextant, by Kelvin Hughes, The Mate Mk II, serial no. 67260, hardwood grip, cased

A Cooke of Hull navigational sextant, with vernier micrometer, retailed by J D Potter Limited, cased

Freiberger Prazisionasmechanik Yacht sextant numbered 129998, in wooden box with certificate

Cased sextant

Antique style sextant

ANTIQUE BOXED SEXTANT - CRICHTON & SON a cased Naval sextant, measuring from 0 - 160 degrees, fitted with a variety of attachments and lenses. In a fitted mahogany case, and also with two dividers. Signed, Crichton & Son, London.

SHIPS COMPASS/SEXTANT - CARY, LONDON a brass Ships Compass & Sextant combined, made in brass with a silvered dial. The dial marked, Cary, London. Also with a Marconi Scientific Instrument. Compass 28cms high (2)

A Cooke of Hull navigational sextant, with vernier micrometer, retailed by J D Potter Limited, cased

A Nauticalia Vernier Sextant, cased, a set of six prints after J M W Turner, other pictures, ceramics, books, metalwares and items (qty)

An early 20thC brass and iron sextant, by J. Coombes Sextant Manufacturer of Devonport, in a teak case, 28cm wide.

A military issue bubble sextant, with carrying case, leather strap etc.

Modern boxed brass sextant/compass

A very good 19th Century brass mounted bronze Sextant, by Cox, Davenport, with fittings, in original mahogany box. (1)Provenance: J.A.C. Coghill.

A 1940's oak cased Sextant, by Heath & Co Ltd, London

19th Century sextant, Crichton Bro, London, the 160 degree scale with swing arm, with additional lenses housed within the mahogany case

19th Century brass sextant, of small proportions, the scale to 140 degrees with swing arm, 21.5cm wide

Kelvin Hughes sextant, fitted within the original case, the sextant with a Husun plaque

*Nimrod. An MR2 Sextant Periscope, XV 230, in original hard carrying case with paperwork MR2 XV230 was the first Nimrod to enter operational service with the Royal Air Force on 2 October 1969 as a MRI upgraded to MR2 in the 1980s. This aircraft crashed whilst on operations near Kandahar, Afghanistan on 2 September 2006, with the loss of all 14 crew. (1)

*Nimrod. An MR2 Sextant Periscope, XV 249, in original hard carrying case with paperwork MR2 to MR4A was the last operational Nimrod it was flown to Kemble in June 2011 and subsequently dismantled for display at the RAF Museum, Cosford. (1)

*Nimrod. An MR2 Sextant Periscope, R1 XW 665, in original hard carrying case with paperwork XW665 was one of only three built, based at RAF Waddington, it was flown by 51 Squadron and was one of the last Nimrods to be drawn from service in 2011. (1)

*Reconnaissance camera. A WWII high altitude reconnaissance camera by Williamson Mfg Co Ltd, serial no.1542, various stores reference labels with camera mounting Type 129 and Ross 20" F.6.3. lens, 87cm long together with a Stereoscope Universal Type S.V.I. by B&W Ltd, in original wooden case with instructions to inner lid, plus a WWII Air Ministry Bubble Sextant in brown composite case (3)

Islamic Interest. A bronze sextant featuring Arabic script.

A Russian anemometer (wind speed gauge) dated 1968,and a brass cased surveyor's sextant, (2).

A mahogany cased Victorian brass sextant by Heath & Co.,New Eltham, London.

A KRIEGSMARINE SUBMARINE GYRO SEXTANT BY C. PLATH, HAMBURG, CIRCA 1943, with maker's plate numbered '2760', finished in grey and black and contained in fitted aluminium box of issue complete with accessories, catches and drop handle -- 13in. (33cm.) wide,

A 6IN. VERNIER SEXTANT BY SPENCER, BROWNING & CO. PORTSMOUTH, CIRCA 1860, with oxidised brass curve-bar frame, signed on the arc as per title, silver scale divided to 170º, vernier magnifier, mirrors and shades, contained in fitted keystone box with three sighting tubes and mirror key, later trade label for Heath & Co. and test certificate dated '1942', box -- 12in. (30.5cm.) wide,

AN EAST INDIA COMPANY PRIZE DRUM SEXTANT, 1857, signed under silver scale Elliot, 268 High Holborn, London, vernier arm with magnifier, pinhole sight and original Morocco case with silver plate to top with presentation inscription to Gentleman Cadet Keith A. Jopp -- 3½in. (9cm.) overall,

A 6IN. RADIUS PRIZE SEXTANT BY HENRY HUGHES, LONDON CIRCA 1902, the three-circle polished brass frame signed and numbered on the arc Henry Hughes & Son, 59 Fenchurch Ste London 4434, silver scale divided to 145°, vernier with magnifier, mirrors and shades, contained in original fitted box with insert plaque to lid with prize inscription To Perry Hughes Riddler H.M.S. Worcester 1901 with five sighting tubes and test certificate for 1902 -- 10in. (25.5cm.) diam

A 6½IN. RADUIS VERNIER SEXTANT BY HEATH & CO. LTD, LONDON, CIRCA 1900, with polished brass bell-pattern frame signed as per title and inscribed to left J. M. Kenworthy RN, and numbered 5310, index arm with magnifier, mirrors and shades, secured within fitted case with counter-numbered accessories and test certificate for May 1902, the box with later presentation plate To Sir Timothy Bevan -- 10.5in (27.5cm.) wide

A Naval issue 6B/218 bubble sextant MK IX AFitted in original Bakelite case, together with a Lilley & Reynolds of London brass sliding rule, fitted in wooden case

NAUTICAL SEXTANT. Nautical hardwood cased sextant

A brass pocket sextant with screwed cover, marked “Stanley, London 1911.” 7.5cm. diameter x 4cm.

A brass sextant by E. Smith from Whitbreads of London for Mr. A. R. Hood.R.N., housed in a mahogany case with various lenses

A Gentleman's Lot, comprising a brass cylindrical Stanley of London cased sextant dd 1911, a pair of calipers in the original box, a "Lucky Strike" table lighter, a Hahnes & Co., enamel buckle on leather belt, a Pacific Co., CS-44 padlock.

A Kelvin Hughes sextant, military compass etc.

A bronze brassed pocket boxed sextant marked 'Stanley, London', (cover lacking) and other items.

A 19th century mahogany and brass mounted sextant ? (incomplete) together with a Diston & Son hand saw (2)

A Wilson & Gillie New Quay sextant in original case

Brass drum shaped sextant marked: Stanley, London, 1902.

Miniature brass sextant with silvered scale, marked: Stanley, London.

A cased miniature Marine sextant, brass compass and a reproduction 1911 Stanley of London brass sextant.

A WWII US Observatory Certificated Sextant, type 3050-1-c, made by Pioneer.

20TH CENTURY BRASS SEXTANT, HENRY BARROW & CO. LONDON

REPLICA BRASS SUNDIAL COMPASS (DIA: 12.5 cm) AND A BRASS SEXTANT WITH OVERLAY (10.5 cm), BOTH IN A BRASS BANDED WOODEN BOX

A circa 1900 Stanley of London brass cased pocket sextant, together with a pair of olive wood campaign style candlesticks

An Ebony Framed Sextant with Ivory Scale, engraved Spencer Battett & Co London, also engraved U.S. Navy with a repair lable for John Bliss New York, in mahogany case

MAHOGANY SEXTANT BOX PLUS COPPER AND BRASS HORN

A Kelvin Hughes sextant in fitted mahogany case bearing label dated 19.10.67

BRASS SEXTANT. Brass sextant, boxed

A boxed Hezzanith sextant, with Endless Rapid Reader and Automatic Clamp, no.74217. CONDITION REPORT Box - some light scratching/wear.Sextant - overall very good condition.Not tested.

Mahogany cased Heath & Co. New Eltham London Sextant, the framework marked Heath & Co. New Eltham London, made for John Lilley & Son Ltd. London & North Shields, with trade and examination certificate, the Hezzanith instrument works, dated 1927

Naval issue 6B/313 bubble sextant MKIX BM no. 3980/42 in original bakelite case with original instruction manual

A Brunton compass, together with a small sextant

A mid-20th century Husun sextant by Henry Hughes and Son Ltd, the black crackled frame with brass and silvered arc, in fitted wooden box with certificate dated 1946 and numbered 51445, 26.5cm wide

Heath & Co 'Hezzanith' sextant, with endless tangent screw, automatic clamp patent, bearing label for The National Physical Laboratory, Teddington, dated 4th October 1938, various fittings, within fitted mahogany box

Whitbread of London sextant with accessories, cased

ORDERS, DECORATIONS AND MILITARY MEDALS, Miscellaneous, A Collection of Items relating to Lieutenant E. Collins, 16th Lancers and Colonel A, Higson Royal Marines, comprising a hand-coloured framed and glazed portrait photograph of Lt Collins in Dress uniform of the 16th Lancers; a 1914 Princess Mary’s Christmas tin; a fired German Time Fuse from a shrapnel shell; a brass pocket Sextant by Stanley of London - E. Collins 16th Lancers engraved to lid in leather pouch; a pocket marching compass, patented in 1916 by Stanley of London with Collins painted on reverse in leather pouch; a collection of ephemera and photographs to Colonel Alexander Higson RM ADC to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, comprising presentation Fairbairn & Sykes Dagger by Wilkinson on presentation plaque stating “Lieutenant A. Higson R.M. From Officers Headquarters 3 Commando Brigade R.M.”; a Naval Pilots Flying Log Book, Lt Alex Higson Royal Marines with flights from 26 September 1947 – 12 July 1948; a Metal Lion standing on a Crown with the label “This is an 18th century finial from the railings surrounding Stonehouse Barracks, ie Plymouth Division Royal Marines which Alex Higson joined on 1 Jan 1944, every 10th railing has such a finial (some of which are fibreglass after WW2 damage repairs); a Silver-plated Pint Tankard inscribed “Presented to Captain Alex Higson R.M. by the President and Members Sergeant Mess H.Q. 3rd Commando Brigade R.M.”; a quantity of photographs of Colonel Higson’s military career. Mostly very good, some silver plate from F&S Dagger flaking. (lot)