Set of 5 Brass Miniature Nautical Replicas–Vintage-Style Telescope, Compass, Sextant, Theodolite & Telegraph–Steampunk Decor & Collectible Gift Set

Nautical Bronze Sextant – Solid Brass Maritime Astrolabe | Vintage Ship Navigation Instrument for Nautical Decor, Collectibles and Navigational Tools Experience timeless craftsmanship and maritime history with this Nautical Bronze Sextant, a fully functional solid brass navigation instrument inspired by traditional ship astrolabes. Handcrafted with precision, this vintage-style sextant is perfect for collectors, nautical enthusiasts, and maritime decorators. Whether displayed in your office, study, or boat cabin, it adds a classic touch of naval sophistication. This antique brass sextant is a replica of the tools once used by sailors to navigate the high seas. Its adjustable telescopic sight, fine angular calibration, and polished finish make it not just a beautiful showpiece, but also a conversation starter.

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• UNIQUE GIFT ITEM: This working sextant instrument is a memorable gift for birthdays, anniversaries, valentine's day, housewarming party, promotion ceremony, baptism, graduation ceremonies, Thanksgiving, Christmas, friendship’s day, Easter, engagements, weddings, and corporate functions.
• EXCEPTIONAL COLLECTIBLE: This beautifully designed classic brass functional sextant is no less than a piece of art. It enhances your personal vintage, nautical collection. It can be an educational artefact for kids of any age group. It is ideal home décor for adventure, maritime, hiking outdoor enthusiasts and nautical lovers.
• QUALITY PRODUCT: This is a functional brass sextant with an antique brass finish. It is safely packed in a beautiful rose wooden box. This brass sextant is made from premium quality Brass. This high-quality jewelled sextant determines Longitude and Latitude.
• PRODUCT FEATURE: It is a great instrument for determining the angle between the horizon and a celestial body. It measures the angle between two objects. It has glass optics for a clear view, no plastic lens is used. In navigation, you look at the horizon through this mirror. Although it is not calibrated.