@Unlogic The image shows a Victorian Travelling Sextant, a navigational instrument used for determining latitude at sea. The sextant is housed in a dark wooden frame with a glass cover, through which the internal components are visible. The glass cover features a diagram illustrating the sextant's operation, with labels for "Star," "Rays of light," "Index mirror," "Horizon," "Horizon Mirror," "Telescope," and "Eye." The diagram also includes an arc with degree markings from 0° to 120°, indicating the sextant's measurement range. The sextant is labeled "SMITH & C. LONDON 1930," indicating its manufacturer and year of production. The instrument appears to be well-preserved, with some signs of age and wear, including dust on the glass cover.

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