London Marathon this Sunday

Cutty Sark will be closed on Sunday 27 April until 2pm due to the London Marathon. All other sites are open to visitors and spectators as normal, but please check road closures before you travel and allow extra time as the area will be busy. Parking at the National Maritime Museum is unavailable all day.

Back to Search Results

An image showing 'Navigation workbook kept by Daniell Sephtonal, ca.1713'

An image showing 'Navigation workbook kept by Daniell Sephtonal, ca.1713'

An image showing 'Navigation workbook kept by Daniell Sephtonal, ca.1713'

An image showing 'Navigation workbook kept by Daniell Sephtonal, ca.1713'

An image showing 'Navigation workbook kept by Daniell Sephtonal, ca.1713'

An image showing 'Navigation workbook kept by Daniell Sephtonal, ca.1713'

An image showing 'Navigation workbook kept by Daniell Sephtonal, ca.1713'

+ -

Navigation workbook kept by Daniell Sephtonal.

Navigation workbook kept by Daniell Sephtonal, ca.1713

Measurements: 195 x 324 x 100 (approx. open); 195 x 162 x 40 (closed)

Back to Search Results

Buy a print License an image

Request this item

Share:

For more information about using images from our Collection, please contact RMG Images.

Object Details

ID:	NVT/6
Type:	Manuscript
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Sephtonal, Daniell
Date made:	circa 1713; ca. 1713-01-01 - ?
Exhibition:	Ships, Clocks & Stars: The Quest for Longitude
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Display: 195 mm x 324 mm x 100 mm;Overall: 195 mm x 162 mm x 40 mm
Parts:	Navigation: Theory (Manuscript) Spanish Navigators Manual with later notes on Astronomy. (Manuscript) (NVT/1) Italian lecture notes on navigation and Astronomy. Latin. (Manuscript) (NVT/2) Treatise on Navigation and Fortification by De Junquieres. French. (Manuscript) (NVT/3) General course of navigation compiled by John Marshall. (Manuscript) (NVT/4) "Viaticum Nautarum or The Sailor's Vade Mecum": a treatise on finding longitude at sea by Astronomical Observations by Robert Wright. (Manuscript) (NVT/5) Navigation workbook kept by Daniell Sephtonal. (Manuscript) (NVT/6) Treatise on Navigation by Fransisco da Costa. Portuguese. (Manuscript) (NVT/7) Navigation workbook kept by William Downman. (Manuscript) (NVT/8) Navigation workbook. English. (Manuscript) (NVT/9) Treatise and workbook on navigation kept by James Tilden. (Manuscript) (NVT/10) Navigation workbook kept by Mr R. Pechell. (Manuscript) (NVT/11) Treatise on Astronomy including a description of the Perpetual Kalleder by Thomas Willford. (Manuscript) (NVT/12) Navigation workbook kept by James Clarke. (Manuscript) (NVT/13) Part of a Mathematical Treatise. (Manuscript) (NVT/14) Navigation workbook kept by James Fall. (Manuscript) (NVT/15) Navigation workbook kept by Edward Ward. (Manuscript) (NVT/16) Mathematical workbook on measurements of heights and distances. (Manuscript) (NVT/17) Navigation workbook and journal kept by E. Mourilyan. (Manuscript) (NVT/18) Remarks of old time relating to the art of the sea and the building of ships. italian, 1470 and related material. (Manuscript) (NVT/19) Ibrahim Haggi. Marefit Nameh. Turkish. Book of Science. (Manuscript) (NVT/20) Study of navigation, kept by John Willyams. (Manuscript) (NVT/21) Transferred to SMP/3. (Manuscript) (NVT/22) Navigation notebook with additional sections on a Man of War, details of pay, and an abbreviated ship list kept by John Moore. (Manuscript) (NVT/23) Navigation notebook, containing a journal of a voyage from England to Charleston in the ship CAROLINA. (Manuscript) (NVT/24) Treatise on navigation by observation of the sun and stars. Agostino Cesareo. (Manuscript) (NVT/25) Navigational notebook of Captain William Dean. (Manuscript) (NVT/26) Navigational notebook of Captain Herbert. (Manuscript) (NVT/27) Textbook of astronomical and navigational problems. (Manuscript) (NVT/28) A Plan of Navigation, as taught by Lieutenant Humphris, by Stephen Old. (Manuscript) (NVT/29) Notebook of problems and exercises in navigation, by Benjamin Hazell. (Manuscript) (NVT/30) The Elements of Navigation, by William Middlemist. (Manuscript) (NVT/31) Exercises in Navigation, by Philip Coward. (Manuscript) (NVT/32) Notebook on Navigation, Arthur Reginald Chorley, HMS CONWAY. (Manuscript) (NVT/33) Navigational Exercises and copy of the logbook of the ESDAILE, by Thomas Wotton. (Manuscript) (NVT/34) Elements of Navigation, by George A. Bedford, Christ's Hospital. (Manuscript) (NVT/35) Elements of Navigation, by Matthew Shepherdson. (Manuscript) (NVT/36) Improvements in the doctrine of the sphere, Samuel Dunn. (Manuscript) (NVT/37) The current angle and distance tables calculated to counteract the effect of a current setting...by G.E. Hoar. (Manuscript) (NVT/38) Instructions for the use of the Douglas-Schäfer sounding traveller. (Manuscript) (NVT/39) Brouscon, Guillaume: Xylographic Nautical Almanac on vellum. From Samuel Pepys' own library. (Manuscript) (NVT/40) Navigation Exercise books and related material kept by William George Tennant. (Manuscript) (NVT/41) "Elements of Navigation" by F.W.Horne. (Manuscript) (NVT/42) Notebook kept by Ralph Baker, senior captain of the B.I.S.N.C, on a navigation course at University College Southampton. (Manuscript) (NVT/43) Volume entitled 'Pilotage' written by Admiral Sir Charles Little. (Manuscript) (NVT/44) Navigational treatise written by James Cassels. (Manuscript) (NVT/45) Navigational papers belonging to Commander Colin Mackenzie Dundas, RN (1842-1911). (Manuscript) (NVT/46) Commonplace workbook kept by William Spink, RN, including mathematical calculations and methods for calculating at sea. (Manuscript) (NVT/47)

Loading filters