- A sextant by Cary, no. 2445, in
A sextant by Cary, no. 2445, in a fitted mahogany case
- Marine Sextant in Box with other
Marine Sextant in Box with other equipment.
- A box sextant,Carl Zeiss, Jena, fitted
A box sextant,Carl Zeiss, Jena, fitted stained wood box with original instruction manual, 33cm w
- SEXTANT, SPENCER BROWNING & CO.,
SEXTANT, SPENCER BROWNING & CO., LONDON, EARLY19th c. Ebony and brass, engraved bone dial. Lenses intact. In its original fitted oak case. Sextant measures 12" x 9 1/2".
- SEXTANT, SPENCER BROWNING & CO.
SEXTANT, SPENCER BROWNING & CO. , LONDON. EARLY19th century. Ebony and brass, engraved bone dial. Lenses intact. In its original fitted oak case. Sextant measures 12" x 9 1/2". Good condition
- Cased sextant, marks are rubbed,
Cased sextant, marks are rubbed, approx 12cm H x 29cm Sq
- Brass Surveyors Sextant 8''
Brass Surveyors Sextant 8''
- BRASS SEXTANT IN WOOD CASEBrass
BRASS SEXTANT IN WOOD CASEBrass Sextant in Wood Case,
- ANTIQUE SEXTANTAntique rosewood
ANTIQUE SEXTANTAntique rosewood or ebony wood sextant with bone scale and plate circa 1820. Unsigned. 15 x 13 inches.
- 19TH CENTURY BRASS SEXTANT IN FITTED
19TH CENTURY BRASS SEXTANT IN FITTED CASE.Dovetailed mahogany. Crichton, London, made for James Whyte, Glasgow. Two extra lenses within case. Label inside box reads "F. W. Lincoln Jr & Co., Nautical Instruments, Commercial St., Boston". Case is 11 1/2" x 11" x 5". Shows wear and large age separation on lid. Sextant itself is 10" long, 8 1/2" at widest point, 2 1/2" deep.
- Brass and wood sextant, brass arc
Brass and wood sextant, brass arc marked "Th. Wegener, Berlin No. 236", in finger-jointed mahogany brass mounted case with Dutch label dated 1953, in a 5 x 11 x 11 in. case with multiple lenses and accessories. Sextant with scattered light corrosion and paint loss, appears to be in good working order; case with separations and stains. Private Collection, Delaware
- CASED SEXTANT. Marked for E. &
CASED SEXTANT. Marked for E. & G.W. Blunt New York 2nd quarter-19th century ebony ivory brass. A fine example of Blunt's sextants in unusual materials. 13''l. in an oak case. This item cannot be shipped internationally. No scopes.
- SEXTANT AND A WOODEN FRAME BOTH
SEXTANT AND A WOODEN FRAME BOTH APPROX. 8” X 12.5”.SEXTANT AND A WOODEN FRAME, Sextant with an ebonized wood frame and brass mounts. Marked "Troughton London". Other frame also ebonized wood. Dimensions: Both approx. 8" x 12.5".
- A Sextant (Vernir Type) ca. 1900-1910
A Sextant (Vernir Type) ca. 1900-1910 in Mahogany Fitted Chest Sextant engraved on arc "HEATH &CO. NEW ELTHAM LONDON". Made for Taylor & Taylor San Francisco. Plate on Tangent arm "HEZZANITH-ENDLESS TANGET SCREW-AUTOMATIC CLAMP." Box has the name "H.J. Dieble".
- ANTIQUE AMERICAN SEXTANT NAVIGATION
ANTIQUE AMERICAN SEXTANT NAVIGATION INSTRUMENT United States,Early 20th CenturySturdy wood case housing a black painted brass sextant with certificate of examination from the National Physical Laboratory signed by Joseph Ernest Petavel.
- MODERN SEXTANT & WEATHERVANEModern
MODERN SEXTANT & WEATHERVANEModern sextant in 10 inch wood case; and modern copper weathervane of man on sailboard. 29 in high.
- C. PLATH HAMBURG NAUTICAL SEXTANT,
C. PLATH HAMBURG NAUTICAL SEXTANT, WOOD BOX C. Plath Hamburg (German), late 19th / early 20th century. Brass nautical / celestial sextant with case including shade glass, index mirror, and horizon mirror. Marked to index bar Ku.K. K.M. No 236. and maker's mark to arc. Approx. w. 10", d.
- C. PLANTH NAUTICAL SEXTANT IN ORIGINAL
C. PLANTH NAUTICAL SEXTANT IN ORIGINAL CASE: Original plastic case
- C. Plath Hamburg nautical sextant,
C. Plath Hamburg nautical sextant, No. 5, SN 14864, 6x30 magnification 160 mm radius, circa 1958
- BRASS SEXTANTunmarked; with accessories,
BRASS SEXTANTunmarked; with accessories, in a brass-mounted, fitted mahogany case; Condition: the case with a split to lid; the sextant: 9 1/4 inches wide; 8 3/4 inches deep; the case: 11 1/8 inches square; 5 inches high Condition:
- Sextant by J. Sewill, Liverpool,
Sextant by J. Sewill, Liverpool, circa 1800, with certificate of examination all in its original box
- BURT'S EQUATORIAL SEXTANT CIRCA
BURT'S EQUATORIAL SEXTANT CIRCA 1856 HEIGHT 14". WIDTH 11.5". DIAMETER OF CIRCLE 10.5".BURT'S EQUATORIAL SEXTANT, Circa 1856, By William Jones Young (American, 1800-1870). Inscribed "Patent applied for by Wm.A.Burt #5". Based on a design by William Burt (American, 1792-1858), this complex navigational instrument is known as a "reflecting" equatorial sextant, with a brass 10½" diameter vertical meridian circle supporting the "solar sextant" mechanism within. A latitude circle rides within the meridian circle, adjusted by clamp and tangent screw, and carries the hour angle ring with its canted silver scale and vernier, clamp and fine motion, and linkage to the sextant. The sextant itself is mounted on a horizontal azimuth circle, and is equipped with two mirrors, two filters, peep sight, auxiliary telescope, and solar declination adjustment to the horizon mirror. There are inlaid silver scales and one-arc-minute silver verniers, plus two removable index arms for calibration. Complete with adjustable stand with rotation clamp and tangent screw and original mahogany carrying case. Dimensions: Height 14". Width 11.5". Diameter of circle 10.5". Provenance: Tesseract, Hastings-on-Hudson, New York, 1994.The Kelton Collection of Marine Art & Artifacts.Notes:Only seven equatorial sextants are believed to have been made, and three of these, all made by Young, are the "reflecting" style. William Burt provided them to Lt. Matthew Fontaine Maury of the U.S. Navy for evaluation in 1856. Maury purchased them April 21, 1856 for $200 each. One was given to the U.S. Naval Academy and two to the Naval Observatory in 1893. The Naval Observatory states their records indicate they disposed of the instruments in 1898, but one is still recorded at the Naval Academy. This instrument is believed to be the last of the three William Young examples.
- MARINE SEXTANT WITH CASEA 20th
MARINE SEXTANT WITH CASEA 20th century vintage marine sextant showing a black powder coated brass frame with a silvered arc within a brass index arm stamped H. HUGHES & SON LTD. LONDON, and fitted with a pinch type tangent, together with magnifier, brass telescope, and index mirror, 2 pair of sun shades & horizon mirror, as well as an ivorine vernier scale & micrometer. The underside mounted with a black phenolic grip which stores batteries for the electric light fitted atop the index arm. All within a dovetailed & locking mahogany fitted case with carrying handle, some components may be absent. The lids interior retaining its HUSUN inspection certificate dated February 1945. Case dimensions: 6" high x 10.5 " wide x 11" deep.
- 19TH CENTURY SEXTANT BY E & GW
19TH CENTURY SEXTANT BY E & GW BLUNT. EBONY WITHBRASS FITTINGS. ONE OF THE FOUR GLASS LENSES SHOWS A CRACK, OTHERWISE GOOD CONDITION. IN ITS ORIGINAL FITTED WOOD CASE WITH OLD GREEN PAINT, AND BRASS ESCUTCHEON. WAS PURCHASED IN 1972 FOR $260 FROM JOHN NEWTON, MARINE ANTIQUES, WISCASSET, ME. 3 3/4" HIGH, 12" WIDE, 13 1/2" LONG.
- NAVAL SEXTANT & LEATHER BOUND MARITIME
NAVAL SEXTANT & LEATHER BOUND MARITIME TELESCOPE: US Navy Bureau of Ships E.T.S. Sextant, Mark 2 model, 1943. In hinged wooden box with dovetail joints and brass hardware. Accompanied by leather encased brass telescope engraved ''Howes, 79 Leader Hall S1 London From: Dolland's 1941''. Telescope extended Approx. 35.25'' l x 3.5'' w.
CONDITION: Wear commensurate with age. Sextant box does not include key and some of the brass hardware has oxidized.
- Brass and wood sextant, brass arc
Brass and wood sextant, brass arc marked "Th. Wegener, Berlin #236", in finger jointed mahogany brass mounted case with Dutch label dated 1956, in a 5 x 11 x 11-1/2 in. case with multiple lenses and accessories. Sextant with scattered light corrosion and paint loss, appears to be in good working order; case with separations and stains. Private Collection, Delaware.
- Vintage American Sextant (Vernier
Vintage American Sextant (Vernier Type) ca. 1900 in Fitted Mahogany Box Vintage American made sextant in a fitted mahogany chest. Engraved on arc "RIGGS & BROTHERS PHILADELPHIA". Two eyepieces in box along with a three-legged level device. Marked "KEUFFEL & ESSER CO. NEW YORK". Dovetailed chest has original key.
- BRASS SHIP'S SEXTANT IN WOOD CARRYING
BRASS SHIP'S SEXTANT IN WOOD CARRYING CASE Brass ship's sextant in wood carrying case, inscribed Juan Hern Calloa, 4.5"h x 9"w x 8"d
- TWO SEXTANTS 19TH CENTURY LENGTHS
TWO SEXTANTS 19TH CENTURY LENGTHS APPROX. 9". WIDTHS APPROX. 10.5".TWO SEXTANTS, 19th Century, One made by Heath & Co., London and the other by Antonio Rosell, Barcelona. Both with metal frames. Dimensions: Lengths approx. 9". Widths approx. 10.5".
- STANLEY BRASS MINIATURE SEXTANT
STANLEY BRASS MINIATURE SEXTANT AND CASE Later 20th century, instrument and brass-mounted wooden box both stamped "Stanley Sextant / London-1892;" 4 5/8 x 4 1/2 in.
- BRASS CASED POCKET SEXTANT, ENGLISH,
BRASS CASED POCKET SEXTANT, ENGLISH, 20TH C.An early 20th century brass cased pocket sextant by Smith and Co., London. The outer case unscrews and is then screwed to the underside of the sextant to serve as a handle. Dimensions, 1.75" high x 3" diameter.
- TWO SEXTANTS LATE 19TH CENTURY
TWO SEXTANTS LATE 19TH CENTURY LENGTHS 8.75" AND 10.25". WIDTHS 10" AND 9.25".TWO SEXTANTS, Late 19th Century, One marked "A. Walker Liverpool" and the other "Capitaine Laurent A Paris" with other French inscriptions. Both with skeletonized metal frames. Dimensions: Lengths 8.75" and 10.25". Widths 10" and 9.25".
- Three brass scientific instruments,
Three brass scientific instruments, late 20th c, including a box sextant, 77mm diam More Information Good condition, well made, replicas
- AN ENGLISH BRASS SEXTANT IN OAK
AN ENGLISH BRASS SEXTANT IN OAK CASE An English brass sextant in oak case, Spencer & Co., London, 9"l
- ANTIQUE DUTCH PATINATED BRONZE
ANTIQUE DUTCH PATINATED BRONZE SEXTANT Antique patinated bronze nautical sextant, marked "L.J. Harri, Amsterdam". 4.5" H x 8.5" W x 10.25" D. Provenance: Removed from an estate at 180 East End Avenue.
- 19TH CENTURY SEXTANT BY SAMUEL
19TH CENTURY SEXTANT BY SAMUEL THAXTER AND SON,BOSTON. BRASS AND METAL, WITH WOODEN HANDLE. HAS FOUR OPTICAL ATTACHMENTS. IN ORIGINAL DOVETAILED MAHOGANY CASE, WITH MAKER’S LABEL. SHOWS AN OLD SOLDERED REPAIR TO METAL. 12 3/4” X 11” X 5”