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Early 20th Century sextant by Huson, in original mahogany box with extra fittings and certificate of serviceability

JOHN LILLEY & SONS A VICTORIAN BRASS SEXTANT with attendant lenses, in original mahogany box with trade label

A Britannia Metal Tea Pot Together With A Boxed Reproduction Sextant

An air navigation bubble sextant MK IX BM, an Astro compass MK 2A, boxed, two air navigation and meteorology manuals, other documents and maps, and a navigational computer MK III D (qty)

A periscope sextant by Kelvin & Hughes

A sextant with various fittings no. 1670

Cary, London. a brass cased pocket sextant, with a silvered arched vernier and detachable sighting tube, signed Cary, London, the screw-off cover with conversion table to the side and the top inscribed `Royal Military College, Presented to Gentleman Cadet James S. Maitland, for Attention to and Progress in Military Surveying, June 1862,` 3in (7.8cm) dia, in a leather belt pouch.

Sestral London No 6359 brass sextant in fitted mahogany case

Cary, London late nineteenth century brass and black Japanned sextant, no. 920a with certificate of examination by Kew observatory dated 1890, in mahogany case with accessories

"Sextant, by J. Sewill, London, mahogany cased, with books on various related subjects"

A drum sextant

A Sextant by the Heath Navigational Company Ltd., no. 62203, in wooden case.

Brass 7" sextant by C Plath, Hamburg , with examination certificate dated 1962, in its fitted box.

A 19th century brass and lacquered metal sextant by the Courage Humanity Commerce Society, with cast central badge marked 'T L Ensley & Sons, South Shields', with small quantity of adjustable lenses, in oak case, with certificate of examination for July 1913 (illustrated)

A Black Enamelled Brass A-Frame Sextant by C Plath, Hamburg, with silvered vernier and scale, filters and mirrors, wooden handle, accessories, in a mahogany case

Three aeroplane models, dog nutcracker and cased sextant

A small Brass Scales in box and a reproduction Brass Sextant, boxed

PROBABLY GOVERNMENT ISSUE `BUBBLE` SEXTANT textured and black enamel finish with MK.IX. a calibration sheet in shaped brown bakelite case

1940s black lacquered brass sextant, by J Hughes & Son Ltd, London, with fitting, housed in original mahogany case

A good Third Reich naval sextant, by C Plath, Hamburg, number 30158, the moving arm with eagle and swastika over “M” and serial number 80120, VGC (minor defects), in its wooden box with small brass maker’s plaque inside the lid, the outside of the lid with metal plate bearing eagle and swastika over “M” and number 80120. Plate 2

A cased brass 7in. sextant by H. Hughes & Son Ltd. 59 Fenchurch Street, London, circa 1909, no.6313 on certificate of examination to interior of lid, reading from 0 to 140 degrees and signed on the silvered scale, in a fitted mahogany case with accessories and brass carrying handle.

A German ships sextant circa 1970s in fitted box with service record made in DDR

Brass pocket or box sextant by T Cooke London & York , circa 1900, the bronzed finish cylindrical body with screwed cover revealing silvered vernier 0-140° with lens, telescopic eyepiece and rack and pinion mirror, diameter 77mm, in its leather outer case.

A 7 1/2 inch radius vernier sextant by Freeman, London the black three circle frame with seven shades magnifier and silvered arc calibrated to 150 degrees, in a fitted mahogany case, with sighting scopes.

A 9 1/2 inch radius vernier sextant by Heath & Co, London the shield frame with seven shades and mirrors, silvered scale, marked to 150 degrees, magnifier and signed Heath and Co Ltd, Crayford, London, together with sighting telescopes in fitted case.

A 9 inch radius sextant by Lewis Woolf, Liverpool, the lacquered A frame with seven shade and sighting scope, brass and silvered vernier signed ‘Lewis Woolf, 35 South Castle Street, Liverpool, magnifier to radius arm, in a fitted mahogany case with accessories.

A 9 inch vernier radius sextant, unsigned, the black tulip frame with shades and mirrors, silver vernier calibrated to 125 degrees, in a fitted case with retailers label to interior for ‘Andrew Chritstie’ of Glasgow.

A 9 inch radius sextant by O.T. Olsen, Grimsby, the black lacquered A frame with seven shades, mirrors and magnifier to radius, the silvered vernier calibrated to 120 degrees, signed ‘O,T.Olsen, Grimsby’, in a fitted mahogany case with accessories.

A 9 inch radius sextant by John Bruce & Sons, Liverpool, the black lacquered lattice frame with seven shades and magnifier to arm,the silvered vernier calibrated to 150 degrees, numbered ‘P766’ and signed ‘John Bruce & sons, Liverpool’ in a fitted mahogany case with certificate dated ‘26.8.30’.

A circular brass pocket sextant by Negretti & Zambra, London 2 inch vernier arm and lens, silvered scale marked to 140 degrees, mirror and two shades, signed as per title, in leather case.

A pocket chronometer/sextant in original leather case.

A compass-sextant by Ross, London, in leather case, cased pair of Goerz Berlin field glasses, two telescopes and two mantel clocks

A reproduction brass sundial and sextant and a copper helmet shaped coal skuttle

A Heath & Co oxidised metal sextant, with three circle frame, two sets of three coloured glass filters, engraved silver inset scale with vernier labelled Hezzanith, endless tangent screw clamp and vernier, with accessories in fitted mahogany case with, to the underside of the lid, the label of The National Physical Laboratory Teddington, dated 1944

Small brass sextant, bears mark - Stanley 1884, in a leather box.

English Sextant "Husun", 1938 Manufactured by: "H. Hughes & Son Ltd., London". Serial no. 20037, silver scale, with reading light (battery case in the handle), complete with accessories in mahogany case. Englischer Sextant "Husun", 1938 Hersteller: "H. Hughes & Son Ltd., London". Serien-Nr. 20037, Silberskala, elektrische Beleuchtung (Batteriefach im Griff), komplett mit Zubehör im Mahagoni-Kasten. Condition: (4/3) Starting Price: €120

English Pocket Sextant "Stanley", 1941 Box sextant, marked "Stanley, London", serial no. 4369, brass, silver scales, good condition. Englischer Taschen-Sextant "Stanley", 1941 Büchsen-Sextant, bezeichnet "Stanley, London", Serien-Nr. 4369, Messing, Silber-Skalen, guter Zustand. Condition: (3+/3+) Starting Price: €80

English Sextant "Berry & Son" Marked: "Berry & Son, West Hartlepool", bone scales, 6 filters, with dealer`s label in mahogany box. Englischer Sextant "Berry & Son" Gemarkt: "Berry & Son, West Hartlepool", Skalen aus Bein, 6 Filter, mit Händlerschild in Holzkasten. Condition: (3/-) Starting Price: €140

"English cylindrical pocket sextant by Stanley of London, in leather case, 80cm dia, and a cylindrical instrument in leather case by T. Cooke & Sons Ltd London, York and Capetown, 5.5cm dia (2)"

Interesting and unusual half size brass `T` framed sextant circa 1940, the silver arc inscribed no. 38674, bearing a circular brass plate inscribed Cooke, Hull and inscribed AM ref no. 68/177, within a fitted wooden 8" square box with brass carrying handle *This instrument is sold with a certificate of examination from Henry Hughes & Son Ltd fitted to the inside lid of the box*

An early 20th century brass "Hezzanith" endless tangent screw sextant inscribed "Heath & Co New Eltham London", with additional lens, in associated pine case.

A pocket sextant, late 19th century, by Troughton & Simms, London, in a fitted travel case.

1980s East German sextant manufactured by Freiberger Prazisionsmechanik, in a fitted case Further images and condition reports are available at www.reemandansie.com

A 19th century brass 11ins radiant sextant by Dollond, London, within original mahogany fitted box

A 19th century brass sextant with three extra lenses by Duncan McGregor, Greenock, within fitted mahogany box.

RUSSIAN OFFICER`S NAVIGATORS CLASS BADGE - Old Russian officer`s Navigators class graduation badge. Circle formed by an anchor cable. It embraces a light-metal compass-card, on which are superimposed an anchor and sextant. The badge is of dark bronze, with the exception of the compass-card. The right to wear the badge was given to the officers who left successfully the temporary navigator`s class and recieved the rank of the officer-navigator of the 2nd class, beginning from those who left the class in 1911, to the officers who did not complete the course of the Officers Navigator Class, but had the rank of the navigator of the first class, to the officers who graduated from Hydrographical Department of the Naval Academy and passed the exams after a practical navigation together with the students of the Officers Navigator`s Class, to the head and the teaching staff of the Officers Navigator`s Class. Measures 1 5/8" diameter (4.1cm). Total weight of 15.1 dwt / 23.7 grams.

A silver photograph frame, inscribed, London 1930, 19 x 24 cm, two policeman`s whistles, a modern sextant, and other items (qty)

1930-1942: Royal Navy navigational instruments including sextantTwo naval navigational instruments including a sextant, both in original cases and both impressed with the name "P. Somerville R.N.". Commander Philip Somerville D S O and Bar, D S C and Bar served with the Royal Navy during WW2. He was the son of Vice-Admiral Hugh Gaultier Coghill Somerville, C.B., D.S.O. of County Cork and was killed in 1942 whilst in command of HMS Kingston

A 19th century ebony and ivory sextant, by H Hughes, London with ivory measure and marker in case

A Brass Military Issue Box Sextant, with black enamelled finish, silvered scale, stamped `W.F.S. B190 MK III`, in a stitched leather case

An early 20th century brass and Japanned metal vernier sextant by Reynolds Ltd, in original fitted mahogany box, with telescopic lenses, etc., complete with original certificate of examination, date November 1919

J Saile & Son Liverpool - Late 19th/early 20th century mahogany-cased sextant, with additional lens

A 19th century mahogany cased brass sextant by Troughton of London c.1895, no. 1087, of 8in. radius, the pierced patinated frame with vernier for the signed silver inset brass scale, fine adjustment and magnification lens, telescope opposing two sets of filters, ebonised handle to underside, signed `Captn. J. N. Campbell R. N.` to the end of arm, in the original baize lined mahogany case with accessories and Kew Observatory test certificate dated Sept. 1895.

A COOKE TROUGHTON & SIMMS LIMITED OXIDIZED BRASS MINIATURE SEXTANT, 4.25" Long. Together with military style leather belt case.

A reproduction sextant in mahogany box, a brass candlestick telephone, a wooden model of a three masted Man of War and a pair of carved soapstone lion dogs etc.

A Zeppelin pattern sextant No.DRP 76668. An example made by a German company Georg Butenschon of Bahrenfeld near Hamburg. A fine quality instrument made of machined brass and steel, complete with all parts. Contained in its original fitted wooden box with 2 separate shaded eye pieces. VGC Key to box is present, illustrated on Plate 11.

An early 20th Century black lacquered and brass `Bell` pattern (No. 1) sextant by Heath & Co, with silvered arc, magnifier and coloured filters, within original mahogany case fitted with brass telescope and a pair of binoculars (faults).

Oxidized brass sextant. Unnamed.

1960s Japanese Ginza Tokyo Sextant no. 686296 and associated equipment, in original fitted case

1950s sextant, by Hughes & Son Ltd, London, in original fitted case