Hourglass, Glass and Brass, used as Log-glass with 14 sec duration. In the lid we find the inscriptions 1827 and 14. Can be closed by rotation of the inner cylinder. Orange collared Silicate.

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One of the first mechanical ‘Perpetual logs’. V-shaped brass plate incorporating register dials and engraved above the rotator Edw. Massey / LLL Patentee / London / 6082 -- 13in. (33cm.) long

Tree-draw Telescope, 25.5 till 72 cm, by Dollond London Early 19 th century red morocco-covered case

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Triple Brass rulers 15 x 4 cm

Venier type sextant with bridge and shadowflap in box, maybe different

Book by David Thomas to explane his Lunar corrector ruler.
'For new and concise methods of performing the calculations necessary for ascertaining the Longitude by Lunar Observations'

Walking cane with carved SCRIMSHAW and dagger of Captain Angus Nutching of Hutching, with USA flag, compass-rose and treemasted whaler

23 ste edition , in Wooden box

Star pattern frame pillar on mahogany box. Rihard Addie. Liverpool

Miniature sextant in Mahogany box and leather outer case

Air-bubble artificial horizon Box nr. 1021

Quintant withTriniti House pattern, from G. Whitbread, London’ Nr 2182

Important French Chronometer in Mahogany box, signed and numbered

Sounding Machine with Lead – originally from Edw. Massey, London, ca. 1810. this is a later edition by Thomas walker +/- 1850

Map of the Wold showing the distribution of the winds and their influence on Navigation, by Petermann

Troughton & Simms Black lacquered trough and framed glass cover + Mercury jar

compass includes Chiniese ten Celestial or Heavenly Stems, 1850 according to coin, or 1950 according to printplate?

Brass large boxsextant, 12.5 cm diameter, with a mahogany handle, in mahogany box

Spencer. Browning & Co. London, ebony octant of 11 inch

anonymous. Probably english

Alexander Cairns. 12 Waterloo Road. Liverpool

Maritime Conference held at Brussels for devising an uniform system of meteorological observations at sea, August and September 1853

Set of 4 charts to be used as a pilot for the North Sea in order to aid Britain's trade with the Baltic states

With pictures of Octant and Sextant

Important Dutch chronometer by Andreas Hohwü from Amsterdam

Elliott Brothers London. Sextant Nr.1006 in box

Plaskett Cardiff & London, with sightingtube and peephole in box

Singer’s Patent. England Make: ?Nr.: 10041

A1 Type Harpoon log nr T3380

1860-75 E. Dent & Co. ‘Chronometer Maker to the Queen’. London with rare 24-hour silvered dialplate

1) "The Southern Part of the North Sea". Circa 1869 2) "A General Chart of the Coasts of Brasil. &c. From the River Para to Buenos Ayres ...". Circa 1842

Rare Belgian gimbalded marine Compass

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Diamond and Diamond pattern Quintant, ‘P.A. Feathers & Son. Dundee’ with bubble horizon

Thomas Walker sounding machine with lead

Messing octant from Herny Hughes & son with A frame vernier in a box

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Brass Quintant in nice Mahogeny box and instruments

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With line decorations and ivory dot: 46.5 cm

old large Reel and young or replica ship-log

Collapsible artificial horizon by William Cary , reseller Henry Hughes,

Negretti and Zambra. London

Late 19 th Sewill Liverpool-Glasgow-London Tell-Tale Compass, North and East nicely elaborated

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Lead of 5.9 kg or 13 lb and leadline of 15.5 Fathoms on wooden reel