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An English sextant, unsigned, mid 20th century, the pierced black crackle finish frame applied with pivoted radius arm and fitted with sighting telescope, reflecting mirrors and filters, the outer edge with a vernier scale calibrated in degrees, in original mahogany box with some accessories, 26cm wide.
An early 20th Century Government Issue and Cased Pocket Sextant, Short & Mason Ltd, London, 1902, V, the patinated case marked H C Dobbs with lacquered brass suspension fittings, and of rotating prismatic form, and contained within its original stitched leather case of issue bearing the same name, and further marked G N Bower, diameter 3 ¼”
A lacquered and patinated brass sextant by Heath & Co. New Eltham, London, circa 1926, the pierced frame with pivoted arm mounted with mirror and aperture with vernier for the signed silver inset scale, with applied `Hezzanith` plate, complete with fine adjustment and magnification lens, the frame further mounted with telescope opposing two sets of filters, with boxwood handle to underside, in a mahogany case with accessories and Hezzanith Observatory test certificate dated 1926 to lid, the lid with brass plaque signed `P. G. Renault`.
A sextant by Plath of Hamburg, early 20th century, the pierced japanned metal frame with a brass vernier arc scale, fitted with pivoted shades, horizon mirror and ocular lens, 26.5cm wide, with accessories including binoculars, in a mahogany case with a maker`s plaque and an original reference card dated 1922.
An early 20th Century Mahogany cased Marine Sextant, Heath & Co Ltd – Crayford, London, of typical pierced form, the black painted body with brass and silvered scale and detachable eye-piece with pivoting sun lenses in a fitted mahogany case, with maker’s label to the cover and bearing certificate of the “National Physical Laboratory” and dated 1907, height 9 ½”
A Royal Navy Sextant in original box made by Henry Hughes, London for B. Cooke & Son Ltd, Hull, dated 1949, reg. no. 53273. Excellent condition with spare lenses and Certificate of Examination attached to inside of lid. Also nine star finder and identifier Discs from the Hydrographic Office, Washington D.C, USA 1942
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