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Antique Brass Sextant Kelvin & Hughes London Maritime Nautical Sextant Double Telescopes Marine Astrolabe Boat Ship Instruments in Wooden Box

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  • Antique Brass Sextant Kelvin & Hughes London Maritime Nautical Sextant Double Telescopes Marine Astrolabe Boat Ship Instruments In Wooden Box: This sextant is made of high-quality brass and has a polished antique brass finish. It is designed to be durable and long-lasting, making it an excellent choice for both indoor and outdoor use.
  • Double Telescopes: The sextant features double telescopes, which allow for accurate reading of angles. The larger telescope is used for the horizon, while the smaller telescope is used for the celestial body. This design ensures that the sextant can be used to measure angles with high precision.
  • Marine Astrolabe: The sextant also includes a marine astrolabe, which is a tool used for navigation. The astrolabe includes a graduated circle, a horizon card, and a compass rose. This allows the user to accurately determine their position at sea.
  • Wooden Box: The sextant comes with a wooden box, which provides protection for the instrument. The box is also decorated with a brass inlay, which adds to the overall aesthetic of the sextant.
  • Versatile Use: The sextant is designed for a variety of applications, including marine navigation, astronomy, and terrestrial surveying. It is a reliable and accurate tool that can be used by professionals and hobbyists alike.


This antique brass sextant by Kelvin & Hughes London is a beautiful and functional nautical instrument that is perfect for collectors, sailors, or anyone interested in maritime history. The sextant is made of high-quality brass and has been expertly crafted to ensure durability and accuracy. It features two telescopes, one for reading the horizon and one for reading the altitude, and is equipped with a sighting mirror and a horizon card. The sextant is housed in a wooden box, which provides protection and storage for the instrument. The sextant is fully functional and can be used to measure angles and navigate by the stars. It is a must-have tool for anyone who loves the sea or is interested in maritime history.