Golf Laser Rangefinder, 1980s. In two cases.

Made:
1980-1987
Golf Laser Rangefinder, 1980s. In two cases.

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Golf Laser Rangefinder, 1980s. In two cases.

Details

Category:
Surveying
Object Number:
1997-262
Materials:
plastic, glass and metal
Measurements:
crate 1: 460 mm x 450 mm x 460 mm,
crate 2: 460 mm x 600 mm x 650 mm,
type:
rangefinder
credit:
BP Research Centre

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