Husun Sextant

Henry Hughes & Son, Ltd., "Husun" model sextant #46455, 6" radius, in box with lens and vial; used condition, wear/worn, surface distress to box, unknown working, box size measures 5 1/2" high x 10 1/

Husun Sextant Instrument in original box

Sextant appears in very good condition with no apparent damage; brass HUSUN label. Includes various lenses and accessories. Mahogany box with brass hardware and working lock with key The National Phys

CASED BRASS T-FRAME SEXTANTLate 18th/Early 19th CenturyMarked ìRamsden Londonî. Wedge-shaped wooden case. Serial #1090.Case height 4.5î. Width 15î. Depth 13.5î.

SEXTANT IN DECORATIVE PAINTED CASE19th CenturySextant with ebonized wood frame. Marked “F. Stoppani London”. Wedge-shaped case, the top with painted decoration of an eagle with an American

DOUBLE FRAME PILLAR SEXTANT BY EDWARD TROUGHTONLondon, Circa 1795Signed on the arc of the frame "Troughton London". T-frame formed with strips of brass in duplicate, and joined with turned b

BREITLING Sextant chronograph, Switzerland around 1995, quartz, reference B55045, stainless steel/gold combined, screwed-down case back & winding crown, unidirectional revolving bezel with 60-minutes

Early Ivory inlaid sextant with initials "D.G". In original tiger maple case. Overall 21" Height x 18" Width

Appearing to have a great variety of lenses. Original case. 11 x 14 x 2 1/2 inches.

CASED BRASS DOUBLE FRAME SEXTANTLondon, 19th CenturyMarked "Troughton London" and "Capt Western". Wedge-shaped wooden case with nickel plaque on top engraved "D.H.C. Cooper. R.N.".Case height 5.5". Wi

British Royal Navy ship officer's sextant that comes from HMS Rion which made three 39 mile runs from Dunkirk to Dover delivering 300 soldiers per trip. On her third run a near miss from a bomb killed

CASED BRASS T-FRAME SEXTANTLate 19th/Early 20th CenturyMarked ìGold & Platina Cary, London 2641î. Case with certificate of examination card.Case height 5î. Width 11.5î. Depth 10.5î.

English Bridge-Framed Vernier Sextant by John Blunt, Early 19th Century With lattice frame signed on the arc "J. Blunt, London", lacquered brass, inset silver scale divided to 140°, bridge enclosing

The brass instrument with inlaid silver arc with hand engraved numerals and scale, hand engraved maker's signature on the arc with further dedication. Measures 10 x 9 x 4 inches. Provenance: The Paul

Historic / Documented Description of a Captain's Heroic Saving the Crew of Another Schooner in 1852 Cased Captain's Presentation Sextant Marine Nautical Tool - inscription plate found on the lid of th

Painted sextant trade sign. Marked "S. James and C. Hull" along center bar. Probably British, early to mid 20th century. Condition: Excellent with minor imperfections. H 42" W 36-1/2" D 7-3/4". Copy a

Dutch Sextant by Harri, c. 1870 No. 4279, engraved on the arc "L.J. Harri, Amsterdam" (Lendert Johannes Harri), burnished brass, mahogany handle, silver scales, graduation 0-120°, alidade with micr

Telescope and Sextant trade signs. Carved wood with original painted surface. Telescope 19th century. Sextant circa 1920. Condition: Minor losses and imperfections, original paint. Sextant L 33" W 30-

Optometry lot including glass prosthetic eyes, early eyeglasses, 1 Phorometer. Together with a sextant and a surveying instrument.Smallest Case H 2" W 3/4".Phorometer H 1-3/4" D 3".Copy and paste this

BRASS SKELETONIZED SEXTANT19th CenturyMarked “Barry London”. Lattice frame.Length 11.5”.

US Navy WWII Link A-12 Sextant with Hamilton chronograph model 23 pocket watch. Movement #P13968, 16s, 19 jewel, circa 1942-1946. Case marked "TYPE D, MFR'S PART NO. 37297, SERIAL NO. AF 42-21386, CON

CASED BRASS DOUBLE FRAME SEXTANTLondon, 19th CenturyMarked on scale "Troughton London". Paper label on interior marked "T. Downie". Wedge-shaped case.Height 5.5". Width 17". Depth 15.5".

CASED BRASS DOUBLE FRAME SEXTANTLondon, 19th CenturyMarked on scale "Heath & Co. LTD Crayford London". Ivory handle. Brass-bound case.Case height 6". Width 13". Depth 12".

Sextant in Polychrome Painted Case, James M. Elford (British-American, c. 1772-1826), Charleston, South Carolina, c. 1800. Brass and inlaid ebony navigation instrument with several lenses and ground g