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Re: ww2 sextant
From: Robert Eno
Date: 2008 Feb 01, 15:43 -0500
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From: Robert Eno
Date: 2008 Feb 01, 15:43 -0500
I have frequently encountered these on e-bay. Failing that, there are several reputable used sextant firms within the US of A; one of them being Robert E. White & Sons out of Boston. I haven't got the web address handy but if you google them you will find the URL.
One interesting thing you might find is that on many of the sextants I have seen, the swastika has been ground out of the eagle insignia which is engraved on the index arm. This may or may not decrease its value as a purely collector's item.
Gut Gluck
Robert
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From: Laruecharter@aol.com Date: Friday, February 1, 2008 12:43 pm Subject: [NavList 4490] ww2 sextant > any ideas on locating a authentic kreigsmarine sextant ?>
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