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A quadrant, sextant or octant is used to measure an object's angle above the horizon.
- Diagram of a marine sextant
- Sextant drawing
- a man holding a sextant
- Quadrant (Stark 1815)
- late 18th century sextant
- Plath sextant
- Sextant, compass and octant
- Sextant Navigational aid
- A midshipman takes a sextant reading aboard the frigate USS Badger (FF 1071).
- Details showing the scale and vernier on an early 19th c. octant
- Details showing the reverse side and ivory notepad on an early 19th c. octant
- Details showing the double-holed sighting pinnula on an early 19th c. octant
- Mid 20th c. sextant
- Britannia Yacht Club Sexstant
