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WWII bubble sextant together with a quantity of military issue binoculars, binocular glasses, film measuring machine, blood pressure gauge etc (1 box) Condition Report Please contact the Auctioneer for details regarding condition

A Henry Hughes & Son Ltd sextant no.37745, dated 08/12/1943, in fitted box with label inside lid and a hand-held compass by Henry Browne & Son Ltd "Sestrel" (2) Condition Report Please contact the Auctioneer for details regarding condition

A Cylindrical Brass Pocket Sextant by T Cooke and Sons, Circa 1900, With Original Leather Case

Elliott of London, gilt brass pocket sextant inscribed Major A.G. Yeatman-Biggs with leather outer case

A brass sextant, with box

A pair of 10x50 binoculars, a mantel clock, a modern sextant, a small collection of records and a barometer

Heath and Co of New Eltham, London V973 Hezzanith Sextant C.1950 in fitted case

A 19th Century lacquered bronze and brass hand held sextant by Heath & Co Limited, Crayford, London, mahogany handle, the polished bronze register with silver plated scale, 24 cm high, mid 19th Century

A modern Ebbco sextant

A modern Ebbco sextant

Edwardian Stanley, London brass body drum pocket sextant, silvered scale with hinged magnifier and vernier and contained in its original leather case with shoulder strap. 8cm diam.

Edwardian Stanley, London brass body drum pocket sextant, silvered scale with hinged magnifier and vernier and contained in its original leather case with shoulder strap. 8cm diam.

An Admiralty presentation quality sextant dated 1892, made by Troughton & Simms London, and engraved silver plate on the handle inscribed ?Presented by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to Sub-Lieutenant John D. Edwards for Meritorious Examination, 1892?, in its fitted mahogany case with all accessories and Kew Observatory certificate in the lid d. Feb. 1893. Good Condition. Plate 7 Note: John Douglas Edwards (1871-1932) who served with distinction in World War I was awarded French, Russian and Czech honours and a C.B. in 1919 and retired in 1920 with the rank of Vice Admiral. He also was Commander of HMS Sutlej at the time of the Messina Earthquake (12.6.08), Commanded HMS Falmouth and was present at actions off Heligoland and Jutland in 1916, ship sunk by U-boat; as Captain assigned to Air Department in 1918, Commodore 2nd Class and Commander (or SNO) of HMS Kent (6? Cruiser) February 1919. Vladivostock 1918/9. Further details with lot.

An Admiralty presentation quality sextant dated 1892, made by Troughton & Simms London, and engraved silver plate on the handle inscribed “Presented by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to Sub-Lieutenant John D. Edwards for Meritorious Examination, 1892”, in its fitted mahogany case with all accessories and Kew Observatory certificate in the lid d. Feb. 1893. Good Condition. Plate 7 Note: John Douglas Edwards (1871-1932) who served with distinction in World War I was awarded French, Russian and Czech honours and a C.B. in 1919 and retired in 1920 with the rank of Vice Admiral. He also was Commander of HMS Sutlej at the time of the Messina Earthquake (12.6.08), Commanded HMS Falmouth and was present at actions off Heligoland and Jutland in 1916, ship sunk by U-boat; as Captain assigned to Air Department in 1918, Commodore 2nd Class and Commander (or SNO) of HMS Kent (6” Cruiser) February 1919. Vladivostock 1918/9. Further details with lot.

A brass sextant, inscribed, `R. M Barrett, West India Road, London` with original mahogany box

Grimsby sextant

Grimsby sextant

An Air Ministry Second World War bubble sextant MK IX, serial no 16153/40 with accessories and leaflet dated 30/3/1945, in original fitted case.

A 20th century sextant, in a wooden box, 33cm, together with a ship's barometer, another, model ship, book and photographs of various ships

A Kelvin & Hughes 1958 sextant

A modern Brass sextant and compass

A sextant by J Sewill "Makers to the Admiralty" and another part sextant stamped H Haeke Neukolln numbered 7982.

Henry Hughes and Son sextant no.24026, retailed by Cooke of Hull certificate, dated 1964, in mahogany box

Freiberger Trommel-Sextant certificate dated 30.09.85

A 19th century brass sextant by Dollond of London, in original mahogany fitted box, sold with additional lenses and seven attached filters, case w.24.5cm

A 19th century lacquered brass pocket sextant, of cylindrical form, the screw-off cover engraved 'JCA Wagner Cape Town', having fine silvered scale and with outer leather travel case, dia.7.5cm

A 19th century brass surveyor's scope by Troughton & Sims of London, cased, and a brass engineer's pocket sextant by Troughton & Sims, London, cased.

A Victorian brass sextant, unnamed, mahogany cased.

Late 19th Century brass sextant by D. McGregor & Co of Glasgow and Greenock, 10" wide, in a mahogany case Surface is in need of a good clean - ** General condition consistent with age

An Air Ministry Type P8 spit bar compass together with a reproduction brass sextant signed Henry Barrow & Co: (2)

Cassens & Plath sextant in original fitted case, with certificate from Deutsches Hydrographisches Institut

Mid-twentieth century Heath & Co. New Eltham sextant with Hezzanith endless tangent screw automatic clamp, in a fitted oak case

A French mariner’s lacquered brass hand-held sighting compass, Doninelli, Nice, late 19th century, Of cylindrical form with top surface inset with a silvered compass engraved with the eight cardinal points within outer scale calibrated in degrees set behind bevelled glass, the cylindrical body divided into two sections with the lower section incorporating inset silver collar scale divided in degrees rotating against a vernier scale engraved to a similar collar to the lower margin of the upper section, with two sets of pierced wire sights set at ninety degrees to each other and signed Doninelli a Nice, the lower section with single sight, rotation adjustment screw to underside and tapered brass handle, diameter 8cm (3ins approx.); with an English black japanned brass sextant, H. Hughes and Son Limited, London, early 20th century, the diamond lattice-pierced six inch radius frame with pivoted arm applied with HUSUN trademark label and mounted with mirror opposing aperture for the brass vernier scale, the main scale signed H. HUGHES & SON LTD LONDON beneath number 28394, the frame fitted with fixed sighting tube opposing mirror with wooden grip handle and three feet to underside, 27.5ins (10.75ins) wide overall; and a patinated brass aneroid surveyor’s barometer, Stanley, London, early 20th century, with circular silvered scale calibrated in barometric inches within another calibrated in feet with vernier adjusted via knurled crown to outer track, with fine blued steel pointer and inscribed Surveying Aneroid Compensated, STANLEY, LONDON, 2023 to the recessed centre, the exterior with pivoted vernier lens and suspension loop incorporating vernier adjustment crown, diameter 8cm (3ins approx.), with original protective leather case, (3)

TWO PAIRS OF BINOCULARS, a small telescope/tripod and a boxed novelty sextant (4)

A BRASS SEXTANT BY E R WATTS & SON LONDON

A Brass sextant

A three draw brass telescope together with a brass sextant, bowsons whistle and compasses etc

A modern cased theodolite, a sextant, and a flintlock pistol

A SECOND WORLD WAR RAF AVIATORS BUBBLE SEXTANT AND ICAN FLIGHT NAVIGATION COMPUTER

A Mid C19th. Navigator's 10" Marine Sextant by Spencer Browning & Co of London. Having Ebony Handle & Silver Graduated Arc & Index Scale - Missing Telescope & Magnifying Glass & Clamp off Index Bar.

The Paget Angle Sextant, no. 659, by T. Cooke & Sons Ltd, London, with handle, in fitted mahogany box.

Cased drum-sextant possibly by Carl Zeiss, labelled made in DDR (720432) Freiberger Prazisionsmechanik. Condition report: see terms and conditions

A brass and blackened metal sextant, made by B Cooke & Son Limited of Hull, in original mahogany case.

MODERN BLACK STEEL AND BRASS SEXTANT in a teak case, 19cm high; together with a modern circular pocket sextant, 7.5cm diameter

WORLD WAR TWO NAZI KREIGSMARINE SEXTANT maker C.Plath of Hamburg, in black, numbered 6865 / 21866, 24cm high certificate present, and in an associated Plath pine box, the plaque bearing a different number 3625 Some flakng to paint of sextant.

A bubble sextant, cased

A cased precision made German drum sextant by Freiberger with annual and book on Astro navigation

A Cox & Coombes of Devonport cased 19thC sextant with related books

Brass sextant

A two drawer telescope, a pair of brass binoculars and a sextant by R Miller, Leith (3)

A 19th Century brass sextant mounted with a mirror and coloured filters by Haynes Brothers Cardiff and Barry, 23cm arc in fitted case.

A Second World War sextant by Henry Hughes and Son Limited No 28337, two and half magnification with coloured filter attachments in fitted mahogany box.

A Hilger & Watts dumpy level and a sextant - bubble type (with Altitude averaging device), AN-5851-1, both cased, (2).

Troughton & Simms, London. A late 19th/early 20th century polished and laquered brass pocket sextant with white metal calibrated dial, together with an A.G.Thornton Ltd, Manchester pocket level compass and an Elliot Brothers micrometre

US Navy NAV BU Mark II Sextant, circa 1940, manufactured by the David White Instrument Company of Milwaukee, in a fitted case

Tang style model of a horse, a model of a bull and a decorative Sextant on wooden plinth in 17th century style

Victorian brass sextant with attached telescope

SS Trevessa - the 7 1/2 inch radius vernier sextant by H Hughes & Sons, London. Presented to Mr R H Hall Second mate SS Trevessa:, black three circle frame with silvered arc, sighting tube and mirrors in a fitted case, brass plaque to top inscribed, `Present by The Brixham Baptist Church Mr R H Hall, second Mate SS Trevessa As a memento of the providential deliverance of the crew after exposure in open boats in mid-ocean for 26 days and of his skill in handling the second boat Psalm XVIII-16 1923` also together with a copy of `17000 miles in open boats the voyages of the Trevessa lifeboats` by Cecil Foster Captain of the Trevessa * Note- In 1923 the Hain Line steamer SS Trevessa was bound for Western Australia with a cargo of zinc concentrates when she sank on 4 June after taking on water. As the zinc concentrates absorbed water they formed a tick paste that made the bilge pumps ineffective and hastened the sinking of the ship and she sank within fifteen minutes. Her Captain Cecil Foster and Second Mate Mr Hall took to two lifeboats with the remaining crew and spent the next 26 days rowing towards shore eventually landing at Rodriguez Island and Bel-Ombre, Mauritius. Of the 44 crew 34 survived the open sea and the story of their survival became the biggest news story of the year.

A 19th century 8 inch raduis vernier sextant by ` Joseph Somalvico & Co, London`:, the black lacquered lozenge frame with silvered scale numbered to 150 degrees, signed as per title, vernier with magnifier, sighting tubes, seven shades and two mirrors, in a fitted mahogany case with accessories.

A 19th century 8 1/2 inch radius vernier sextant by Elliot, London, the black lattice frame with silvered scale marked to 150 degrees, signed as per title, sighting scope, mirrors and shades the radius arm with magnifier, in a fitted case with accessories.