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A pocket brass sextant and a brass compass inscribed SL no.4777 (2).

A 7 1/2 inch radius vernier sextant by Cooke & Son Ltd, Hull:, the black crackle finish frame with brass arc signed as per title and calibrated to 140 degrees, numbered 'S5371', in a fitted case.

A 6 inch radius vernier sextant by Hughes & Son, London, the crackel finish, 3 circle frame with silvered arc numbered 48320A mirrors, shade and observation lamp, sighting scope in fitted case.

An 8 inch radius vernier sextant by Kelvin Hughes:, grey planished three circle frame, silvered arc calibrated to 125 degrees, sighting telescope, mirror and shades, in a fitted case with calibration certificate dated 21.8.67.

A 9 inch radius arm vernier "Bell" pattern Mark III sextant by Heath and Co: lacquered tulip frame with mirror and shades sighting scope, silvered arch calibrated to 150 degrees, signed as per title also engraced W.A Moens RN together with shades and accessories in a fitted mahogany case.

A Husun 3 1/3 radius vernier sextant by Henry Huges & Son Ltd:, black crackle finish, brass arc calibrated to 120 degrees numbered 35654, sighting scope mirrors and shades in a fitted mahogany case.

An Admiralty issue 8 inch radius vernier sextant by Hughes & Son London from HMS Lancaster:, the grey frame with brass and silvered arc calibrated to 130 degrees, signed as per title and numbered '39431', shades, mirrors and sighting tube in a fitted case with accessories and MOD form 731.

An Admiralty issue 8 inch radius vernier sextant by Hughes & Son London:, the grey frame with brass and silvered arc calibrated to 130 degrees, signed as per title and numbered '34441', shades, mirrors and sighting tube together with accessories in a fitted case, stamped with issue numbers.

An Admiralty issue 8 inch radius vernier sextant by Hughes & Son London:, the grey frame with brass and silvered arc calibrated to 130 degrees, signed as per title and numbered '47348', shades, mirrors and sighting tube together with accessories in a fitted case, stamped with issue numbers.

Reproduction nautical sextant marked Stanley London 1920 in mahogany case.

Scientific instruments, Stanley sextant, a sextant in hardwood case with a compass and an equinoctial dial

A Brunton compass, together with a sextant and a marching compass

A mid 20th Century Hezzanith marine sextant in transit case

A vintage nautical navigation sextant by John Bruce. Liverpool

A Mahogany cased Marine Sextant by J.Coombes, Davenport

A Brass Stanley pocket Sextant

A Mahogany cased miniature Sextant, Brass title on lid, Stanley 1894

A Brass Stanley pocket Sextant, dated 1911

A Mahogany cased Sestrel Marine Sextant No.5029, dated Dec 1945

A Surveyor’s Sextant by Seagrove, Portsmouth with original mahogany case

A good assorted lot, ideal for the autojumbler, comprising boxed models and an early cased Sextant (The primary use of a sextant is to determine the angle between an astronomical object and the horizon for the purposes of celestial navigation - Navigators' sextants like this were primarily used for celestial navigation at sea). Varied condition. (Qty)

A mahogany cased Schall and Son electro-medical Faradil Coil and a Bell no. 1 pattern Heath and Co sextant for J.H. Pigot R.N.

Campbells Brass Vernier Sextant in wooden box with instructions

A black lacquered and brass sextant by W H Harling, London, early 19th century, in mahogany case, length 10.5".

A Watts theodolite in leather case, a cased Vickers theodolite and a Stanley sextant in mahogany box, length 10.5", (3).

A mahogany cased Cassens and Plath sextant

A brass marine sextant stamped to front plate W.Bhurton, London, patent 1912

A navigational sextant by Cooke and Son Ltd Hull, the silvered brass dial numbered 22500, circa 1935, mahogany cased with accessories and Teddington Laboratory label.

Husun sextant in original carrying box with brass handles

A brass sextant stamped Henry Barrows & Co London

A miniature bronze sextant resting on a turned circular onyx base.

Black Bakelite cased mark I compass, by T.G. Co. Ltd, bearing M.O.D. arrow mark (a/f), modern wooden cased sextant and a similar boxed brass compass

A late 19th century brass cased pocket sextant signed Eliot Bros, 56 Strand, London (a/f)

An early 20th century black lacquered and brass 'bell' pattern (no.1) sextant, arc inscribed 'T Eardley Wilmot R.N.', original mahogany case fitted with brass telescope and patent release mechanism CONDITION REPORT: not tested, possibly one lens missing, general condition commensurate with age, bears Kew Observatory certificate of examination dated January 1900

A Wilson & Gillie of North Shields sextant, circa 1900, with additional lenses and mahogany case, bearing certificate from "The National Physical Laboratory Examination, January 1906" (see illustration).

Small brass sextant

A brass compass, together with a sextant and a Lusitania medallion

A 19th century brass sextant, by Lilley & Son, London, 25cm

A quantity of WWII militaria, including a gas mask, kit bags, an Air Ministry bubble sextant, MX1A and a compass.

An Early 20th Century Boxed Azimuth Circle Sextant Etc

facsimile marine sextant

A bubble sextant Mark 1 x A housed in its Bakelite case, with instruction booklet

A sextant, Sestrel, by Henry Browne and Son, Essex, dated 1968, cased with key

Campbells Brass Vernier Sextant in wooden box with instructions

ANTIQUE SEXTANT made by E Plath Hamburg, made in brass and metal, Model number III.

A brass sextant, and another, both cased (2)

A C. Plath Sextant, in maker's fitted case with accessories

A Henry Hughes & Son Ltd black lacquered sextant No.53069, with a brass and silvered vernier, bears a brass circular plaque and a paper label dated 22-11-46 in a mahogany case and linen covering

A brass and ebonised sextant by 'Baker, 244 High Holborn, London', 19th century, in a mahogany fitted case, with accessories. Illustrated

A US navy mark 2 sextant

A sextant periscope, boxed, in travel case, Type No A28450 00 001 by Kollsman

A late 19th Century Brass cased Sextant, W & S Jones, 30 Holborn, London, of typical cylindrical form, the screw off cover with retractable eye-piece and various sun shades and with silvered scale of 0 to 150, with screw adjustment and pivoting magnifier, the reverse threaded cover with engraved scale table, the whole contained within a fitted morocco case with two clasps, diameter 3"

An early 20th Century Brass cased Pocket Sextant, Stanley - London, of typical circular drum form, diameter 2"

A reproduction brass sextant in box

A late 19th to early 20th century sextant with a brass and silvered scale and rosewood handle in a fitted hardwood case, by G. Lee & Son, Portsmouth, and engraved M.D. Brownlow RN.

A Henry Hughes & Son Ltd Husun number 6B/177 sextant in a fitted Tufnel case.

A cased brass sextant, 'Ramsden London' to box

A boxed WW2 Japanese sextant by Tamaya & Co Ltd, Tokyo

Brass sextant and brass compass

Brass compass and brass sextant