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Sextant der Marke "Husun" Henry Hughes & Son Ltd., London, 1939 Hersteller-Nr. 22467 (of 7'' radius & reading to 10''); made for Capt. O. M. Watts Ltd., London W. 1. Geschwärztes Messinggehäuse mit blanker Skala, Feinjustierrad, Farbfiltern und Spiegel in Kunststoffhalterung. Holzgriff mit Batteriefach und Kabelführung für Skalenlampe. Sextant mit Trademark-Plakette und Schild des Auftraggebers. Herstellerangaben im Innendeckel des Holzkastens. Ca. 15×29×30 cm. (60316)

A Louis Schopper Leipzig Automatic-Micrometer together with a Troughton and Simms level and a sextant (3)

A brass pocket sextant of cylindrical drum form, numbered 555, 7.5cm diameter 4cm high

A cased S. Smith & Sons Kelvin Hughes Division Sextant numbered 64789Location: 5:3

A late 19th/ early 20th century 8 inch vernier sextant , maker W Gerrard, Liverpool, number K362: the lacquered brass three circle fame signed as per title, with silvered arc calibrated to 150°, fitted magnifier, sighting scopes, mirrors and shade in a fitted case with accessories,the case 13x16x25cm

A 20th century 7 inch radius vernier Yacht sextant by Frieberger Prazisionsmechanik, circa 1978: number '111090' fitted sighting scope, mirrors and shades on a matt white frame, together with instruction booklet and calibration card in a fitted case, Carl Zeiss Jena Ltd, Borehamwood retailer's label to lid interior.

A 6 1/2 inch radius vernier sextant, maker J Coombes, Devonport, No. 11088: the black finish three circle frame with silvered arc calibrated to 140°, and signed as per title, radius arm with magnifier, fitted sighting tube, mirrors and shades, together with accessories in a mahogany case, calibration certificate dated 'March 1917' the case 12.5 x 26 x 25cm

Silver cased commemorative timepiece, London 1976 by House of Lawrian (Christopher Lawrence) in the form of a turret for the tercentenary of Greenwich Observatory. One side with a FLAMSTEED an equatorial sextant and the date 1675, the opposing side with HUNTER a satellite and 1975, London 1975, H 13cm gross weight 15oz 466gm. Provenance: From Munstead Wood. The contents of the property are being sold by the former owners of the important country house which has now been purchased by the national trust. Munstead Wood is a Grade I listed house and gardens in Godalming Surrey. The garden was created by garden designer Gertrude Jekyll and became very well-known through her designs, and her books and articles in magazines such as Country Life. The Arts and Crafts style house was built for Jekyll and she lived there until 1932, Munstead Wood was designed by the architect Edwin Lutyens to compliment the garden with Jekylls influence on the original design. Munstead Wood was the first, and perhaps therefore the most important, collaboration between Jekyll and Lutyens in garden and house design. These collaborations number around 120, with other well-known examples including Deanery Garden in Berkshire and Hestercombe House in Somerset. Jekyll transformed the site over the years, first meeting Lutyens at Munstead Wood in 1889 when the collaboration began, and she lived there until her death in 1932. Prior to the sale to the National Trust, Munstead Wood was the vendors family home for more than 50 years, the owners over this time were Sir Robert Clark and Lady Clark who were responsible for the house and gardens regeneration to return it to its original concept. Condition Report: Overall good condition with some oxidization and dried polish to the surfaceHall marked on the back

REPRODUCTION BRASS SEXTANT - with silvered scale in wooden box, a Gurkha Kukri knife, leather scabbard with two skinning knives, 33cms L, reproduction flintlock pistol, 38cms L, Japanese dagger, 31.5cms L overall, an embossed rectangular copper plaque HM Frigate 1860, 41 x 28cms and a reproduction copper stern lamp, 15cms H

An Ebbco sextant, cased

A reproduction sextant and nautical compass, sextant, a/f

A George V. E.R. Watts & Son marine sextant having an 8 inch radius, the brass vernier scale marked E.H. Dyke No. 148, in a fitted mahogany case with Watts trade label and National Physical Laboratory labels to the underside, the outer lid with brass plaque naming E.H. Dyke, flanked by recessed brass handles, w,27, d.27, h.14cm.

A 19th Century Victorian Sextant and Binoculars, presented to Captain D Ball in 1893, both boxed, legend reads Presented to Capt D Ball by the Amalgamated & Marine Engineers of Swansea for his gallant conduct in saving the life of Brother Gross, Chief Engineer of the SS Gustave Bitter which was wrecked off the Lizard on March 4th 1893.

A 1940's brass and ebonised metal Husun Sextant by Henry Hughes & Sun, Model number 57145, makers stamp to the frame, with a bespoke box, 28 x 28 x 16cm high.

An old boxed sextant.

A 20th century reproduction ships brass compass / sundial marked up for 'West London'. Accompanied by an unmarked brass sextant. Measures approx 12cm diameter.

A Henry Hughes & Son 'Husun' lacquered brass sextant with silvered scale and two scopes, boxed with certificate, 1946

The Ebbco sextant

Cased Kevin & Hughes of London Nautical Sextant marked 1917

Cased Naval sextant of painted bronze and brass manufacture by Elliott brothers of London, complete with index mirror, filters, horizon mirror eyepieces and graduated brass arc inscribed 'Hon. C.A Colville RN' the fitted mahogany case with inset brass plaque similarly inscribed with Kelvin Hughes certificate. Provenance: belonged to Commander Charles Alexander 3rd Viscount Colville of Culross RN who served in World War I as Cdr Royal Navy at the battle of Jutland 1916 served in WWII being killed in active service in a flying accident in the Azores

A 19th century mahogany sextant box, bearing paper label to the interior for Henry Hughes & Son, Instrument Makers, 27cm

A wall-mounted three-dial set comprising a clock, hygrometer and thermometer, in a mahogany case, battery-powered, a chrome cased barometer, a small replica sextant in wooden case, a desktop calendar and a pen tidy set comprising a gold plated pen, holder, swivel small clock in the form of a globe and a small agate globe, all mounted on a single blue stepped plinth, length 25cm, height to top of globe 16cm (5).

A Vintage Brass Mounted Sextant by H Hughes and Son, Ltd, London

A sextant, cased and two books, Celestial Navigation for beginners and Sextant Simplified

A good quality yacht sextant by Carl Zeiss in fitted case with instructions

A circa 1980s German "Ocean Fleets" sextant, in wooden case.

A contemporary brass sextant within a wooden case together with a compass and clinometer.

A 20th cent cased Sextant 

A mahogany cased sextant by Heath & Co. Ltd. of Eltham, London, made for J. Motion & Co., Singapore, early 20th century, 11 x 10¾ x 5¼in. high (27.9 x 27.3 x 13.3cm.). * Condition: Case with split to lid. Corrosion spotting and tarnishing to gunmetal steel parts. Silvered scale tarnished. Scratching to lacquered brass. Possible missing accessories.

A mahogany cased Sextant by H. Hughes & Son Ltd, early 20th century, no. 13442, signed H. Hughes & Son Ltd., 59 Fenchurch Street, London, with a blackened brass frame, the mahogany case with engraved brass plaque to lid and recessed brass carrying handle, containing accessories and a Certificate of Examination dated February 1921 inside the lid. * Condition: Some cleaning needed, some surface wear, overall good.

A Victorian William Gerrard, brass sextant with water gilt graduated arc and polished mahogany handle, in a fitted presentation case with two telescope lenses, the case bearing a plaque inscribed " The Samuelson Prize Presented to John Oliver Arnold for proficiency in Physical Science, June 1876. 27 cm x 25 cm x 12.5 cm deepNote: John Oliver Arnold (1858-1930) was Educated at King Edwards School, Birmingham later becoming Professor of Metallurgy, at the University of Sheffield (1889-1920), a pioneer in the use of vanadium and then molybdenum in the manufacture of steel that enhanced the physical properties of the resulting steel alloys.A private estateNote: John Oliver Arnold (1858-1930) was Educated at King Edwards School, Birmingham later becoming Professor of Metallurgy, at the University of Sheffield (1889-1920), a pioneer in the use of vanadium and then molybdenum in the manufacture of steel.The box has a crack to the cover and no key is present.

A cylindrical pocket sextant by T. Cooke & Sons Ltd. of London & York, together with a similarly styled compass, and a monocular, all contained in fitted leather cases (3) Condition Report:Available upon request

RATCLIFF brass ships engine room candle lamp w/spring various binoculars, a sextant  etc Condition Report:Available upon request

Cased Tamaya Yacht sextant in fitted wood case., circa 1984.

A brass sextant, of small proportions.By Smith & Co of London, dated 1949.Approximately 10cm height.Plus, a brass and abalone shell pair of opera glasses, and a brass and tortoiseshell pair of lorgnette.3 items.Condition: The sextant appears to to be in good condition and complete, the opera glasses are missing an eyepiece, and the lorgnettes have a hinge at fault and some minor verdigris.

Dolland Sextant 4", 10cm radius, in original case with 'Adie Optician' label to lid; Watts Surveyors Level; a simple Theodolite, a navigation protractor and a galvanometer (5)Navigational Protractor by H Hughes & Son

Sextant By Sewill (Maker To The Royal Navy, Liverpool) 7 1/2" radius, with Vernier scale, cased with eye pieces with label to front 'Captain W E Williams m/v Herdsman W. Indian Dock London'

Various Scientific Items including a small brass sextant (no makers mark), a travelling microscope, a draftsmans set (all cased) a Protector miners lamp and a few other items

A Leather Cased Circular Pocket Sextant, No 2H, 7.5cms Diameter, Probably by Perken, Son and Rayment

A Reproduction Brass Cased Combination Sextant and Compass in Hexagonal Wooden Case

An early 20th century circa 1907 Lawrence & Mayo of London sextant in mahogany case, with examination certificate dated 1907. It measures approx.30 x 30 x 13cm. 

Set includes a diving helmet, binnacle, sextant, compass, telescope and a ship telegraph. Comes with a wooden case. Case measures 9.5"L x 3"W x 2"H, each piece is approx. 1"H. Condition: Age related wear.

A mid-20th century black enamelled brass 'Husun' sextant, No. 23886, by Henry Hughes & Son Ltd, cased.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

An Air Ministry R.A.F. Mk IX A bubble sextant, contained in a bakelite case.

19th century Brass and Iron Vernier Sextant by J B Dancer of Manchester with associated accessories housed in it's original mahogany box

A BOXED SEXTANT TOGETHER WITH AN ARABIAN DAGGER WITH A HORN HANDLE AND IN A METAL MOUNTED SHEATH

Sextant, 20.Jh. Messing m. Glaseinsätzen, bewegl., einstellbare Teile, unsign., inHolzkasten, ca. 21cm x 19cm

Großer Sextant, 20.Jh. Messing m. Glaseinsätzen, bewegl., einstellbare Teile, unsign., inHolzkasten, ca. 27cm x 26cm

A miniature sextant, brass, stamped with 1894 Stanley Sextant London

ROSS (Captain John) A Treatise on Navigation by Steam, Comprising a History of the Steam Engine, and an Essay towards a System of the Naval Tactics Peculiar to Steam Navigation ..., Longman, Rees et al. 1828, 4to, frontis and title (slightly stained), Sextant plate, illustrations, Appendix and Index at end, later cloth backed boards

Palitoy Action Man Vintage - Polar Explorer - early blonde painted head figure with blue trousers, later mountaineering blue anorak with Union Jack, black woollen hat, jumper, goggles, backpack, snow shoes, sextant - figure also with dog tag - generally Good unboxed.

JAPANESE NAVY SEXTANT TAMAYA & CO LTD OF TOKYO, WWII PERIOD No. 447, cased and retaining original label to interior and plaque to exterior

Heath and co new Eltham mahogany boxed sextant, 27x27x14cm approximately. Category D postage

An Air Ministry gyro together with gimbal mount and a bubble sextant

A 6IN. RADIUS VERNIER SEXTANT BY CRICHTON, LONDON, 1890with oxidised brass three circle frame, polished arc signed as per title and numbered 3117, with wooden handle, contained in fitted box with lacquered brass sighting tubes and owner's plate to lid for H.E. O'Neill R.N. -- 9in. (23cm.) wide

A 7IN. RADIUS BELL-FRAMED MICROMETER SEXTANT BY HEATH & CO LTD, LONDON, CIRCA 1950the ebonised-brass bell frame with polished brass arc, signed and inscribed as per title and numbered T470, scale divided to 130º, contained within original fitted case, complete with accessories including sighting tubes etc., test certificate for 1972, further contained within canvas outer case -- 11½in. (29cm.)

Ø A COLLECTION OF NAVIGATIONAL INSTRUMENTS comprising a brass sextant by Griffin in keystone box; a heart pattern sextant; ebony octant, with later scale; two roller rules; a parallel rule; and a station pointer, IDN: TC9GV9U8(a lot)

A RARE EXAMPLE OF 'CAPTAIN DOUGLASS'S REFLECTING PROTRACTOR' BY CHISLETT, LONDON, CIRCA 1850constructed in lacquered brass, the arc divided 0-140º -- 5½in. (14cm.) diameterThis is a protractor with a Vernier and arm carrying a pair of reflectors similar to the sextant. This instrument can be held in the hand, and true angles taken as with the sextant, and the angles can be at once drawn by the instrument. It is very accurate for sketching upon the ground.Ref: W.F. Stanley: Mathematical Drawing Instruments W. E. & F. Spon, London 1878 p.232-3Missing index mirror, horizon mirror tarnished, lacking case.

A THERMO-BAROGRAPH BY NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA, LONDON, CIRCA 1960signed on lacquered brass plate as per title, dual arms inscribed Thermograph / Barograph, recording drum with clockwork motor, mounted within light oak case with chart drawer and bevelled glass cover -- 14½in. (37cm.) diameter; together with a 6½in. radius sextant by E. R. Watts & Son, London, No. 172, with green painted brass frame, contained in box with accessories -- 10½in. (27cm.)(2)Barograph clockwork motor running well, barograph movement defective, both ink pans corroded.

U.S. Air Forces, U.S. Army issue handheld averaging navigational sextant. Marked type: A-10A, with serial number: AF44-11220. Includes Kit-Plastic Disc. Fairchild backstamp.This item has its original wooden case with dimensions of: 9.25 in. L x 9 in. W x 5.5 in. H. Dimensions: 6"L x 5.75"W x 4.25"HManufacturer: Fairchild Camera And Instrument CorporationCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear. Untested.