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| 1 | ![]() ![]() | Soviet sextants model CHO-T This sextant is produced from special lightweight alluminium alloy. It has two telescopes. Accessories. The telescopes 4x and 7x. Split horizon mirror and 4 index/3 horizon shades. Micrometer scale 1'.Accuraticy 12". *These Sextants in a various condition (second hand $150-270). | $370 |
| 2 | ![]() | Soviet sextant model CHO-M It is made in the USSR. The sea goniometric device necessary for definition a place of position of a vessel. Given mark of the sextant was used on court of the military fleet of the SOVIET UNION basically. *These Sextant in a various condition (second hand $150-230) Example picture | $210 |
| 3 | | Soviet sextants model CP *These Sextants in a various condition (second hand $100-120) | $150 |
| 4 | | Soviet sextants model CH These Sextants in a various condition (second hand $75-100) Vintage-'40s. Wooden box | $145 |
| 5 | | Soviet sextants model CH-U These Sextants in a various condition (second hand $80-110) Vintage-'40s. It has two telescopes. Wooden box | $160 |
| 6 | ![]() | East German Freiberger drum sextant Lightweight aluminum alloy, wooden handle, handsome tongue-and-groove wooden carrying case. Features 4x40 telescope, split horizon mirror and 4 index/3 horizon shades. Accurate to +20" throughout the arc. Micrometer scale. 3 lbs. Wooden box | $285 |
| 7 | ![]() | Soviet solid binnacle compasses for boat KT-M1 It's brass under the old paint!Each with a kerosene lantern and glass-viewing window. 3" diameter compass card.The bowl has diameter of 75 mms.Each 20-40 years old. There are also other models small on the size of marine compasses KSH-56T,KM-69-2,KM-100. | $180 |
| 8 | ![]() | Soviet solid binnacle compasses for boat KT-M1 (without a Paint!) Each with a kerosene lantern and glass-viewing window. 3" diameter compass card.The bowl has diameter of 75 mms.Each 20-40 years old. There are also other models small on the size of marine compasses KSH-56T,KM-69-2,KM-100. Example picture 1 Example picture 2 | $200 |
| 9 | ![]() | Liquid Filled Marine Compass These compasses, straight off Soviet warships, are made of solid brass(it's brass under the old paint!). Case 10"x10"x9". The bowl has diameter of 127 mms. Wooden box | $260 |
| 10 | ![]() | Pelengator of the system Kavrajsky (for a Liquid Filled Marine Compass). Rare mariner's navigational instruments. | $45 |
| 11 | ![]() ![]() | Soviet solid binnacle compasses Soviet solid binnacle compasses for boat KM100-3. Each with a kerosene lanterns , glass-viewing window. Example picture | $210 |
| 12 | ![]() | Soviet solid binnacle compasses for boat KMSH-T. Each with a kerosene lantern and electrical illumination , glass-viewing window. Example picture | $220 |
| 13 | ![]() | Small compass for a boat. The bowl has diameter of 97 mms (it's brass under the old paint!). Wooden box 205x205x205 mms | $90 |
| 14 | | Soviet Marine Compass KM69-2 Example picture. | $120 |
| 15 | ![]() | Soviet star globe. (There is a similar model in a metallic box) Astronomers, mariners and collectors will love these globes of the heavens, vintage '50s-'70s. Exceedingly rare and highly collectible.Cyrillic markings on plaque affixed to dovetail wooden case. Not many were made and fewer still remain. An extraordinary piece for sailors, astronomers and rare instrument buffs. | $190 |
| 16 | | Soviet star globe. In an original aluminium case. Astronomers, mariners and collectors will love these globes of the heavens, vintage '70s-'90s.Exceedingly rare and highly collectible. | $125 |
| 17 | | Soviet diving clinometer | $59 |
| 18 | ![]() | Soviet diving knife | $170 |
| 19 | ![]() | Soviet Diving Helmet 3-screw These old-fashioned copper "hard-hat" diving helmets were originally constructed for Russian Navy Special Forces, who required protection from the extraordinary pressure (up to 7 atmospheres) incurred on extreme-depth dives of 200'. Front and dual side windows with rubber gaskets and brass frames. Approximately 19" high and 44" in circumference. Weighs a massive 32lbs. Three 1" diameter bolts connect the helmet to the 58" circumference neck/shoulder mounting platform. 1985 year back picture face picture profile picture | $840 |
| 20 | ![]() | Soviet Diving Suit | $120 |
| 21 | ![]() | Soviet Diving Boots | $190 |
| 22 | ![]() | Soviet Diving Weight | $100 |
| 23 | ![]() | Russian ships clinometer | $37 |
| 24 | ![]() | Russian ships clinometer | $49 |
| 25 | ![]() | DDR ships clinometer | $51 |
| 26 | ![]() | Protractor Rare mariner's navigational instrument. Example picture | $32 |
| 27 | ![]() ![]() | Three-Arm Protractor These classic, three-arm protractors, vintage '60s-'80s and straight off decommissioned warships, operate using the principle of landmark triangulation. They were a primary back-up method of determining a ship's position during the Cold War. Navigators trained to use them in the event of nuclear electromagnetic pulse or when all the fancy, high-tech equipment is otherwise unavailable.) Intricately machined chrome steel frame with dual micrometer knobs for precision adjustments. Protractors in extraordinary condition (dovetail wooden cases really did their duty protecting the instruments inside). | $80 |
| 29 | ![]() | Rare mariner's navigational instruments | $12 |
| 30 | ![]() | Rare mariner's navigational instrument | $50 |
| 31 | ![]() | Ship circular lantern | $25 |
| 32 | ![]() | Bussol-Goniometer GR / USSR This bussol was produced for in 1954, but it was never in use. Condition of the goniometer very good. Also original manual in russian included. Diameter 116 Height 168 Example picture | $47 |
| All devices are sold for cash (US Dollars). Sometimes I have rare-to-be-met aircraft, ship chronometers & clocks, meteo, optical, geodesic instruments & photocameras. If you need something that's already sold, tell me, I'll look for one just for you. Feel free to ask me for any navigation instrument made in DDR or USSR. If you are interested in purchasing any of these items or have any questions, please e-mail me, Yuri Margorsky: maur@online.kharkiv.com Please be sure to add this site to your "bookmarks".Visit my site regularly as I will try to have new items of interest on a consistent basis. Do not hesitate to repeat an e-mail. All the best. |