Refracting telescope with observatory mounting, 1884

Refracting telescope with observatory mounting, 1884

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Refracting telescope by Howard Grubb, 1884, on equatorial mounting, aperture 6 inches, with clock drive and accessories

Details

Category:
Astronomy
Object Number:
1985-1470
Materials:
steel, brass and glass
Measurements:
overall: 3000 x 2800 x 750 mm
type:
telescope - refracting
credit:
The Old Clock Shop

Parts

6-inch aperture for refracting telescope object glass, in wooden case

6-inch aperture for refracting telescope object glass, in wooden case

Object glass of 6-inch aperture in wooden case for refracting telescope, on equatorial mounting by Grubb, 1884

Measurements:
overall (case): 60 x 220 x 220 mm
Materials:
lens, glass , cell, brass and case, wood
Object Number:
1985-1470 Pt2
type:
instrument component and objective lens
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The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Set of eyepieces, for 6-inch aperture refracting telescope, in mahogany box

Set of eyepieces, for 6-inch aperture refracting telescope, in mahogany box

Set of eyepieces in wooden case for refracting telescope of 6-inch aperture, on equatorial mounting by Grubb, 1884

Measurements:
overall (2): 120 x 200 x 150 mm
overall (1): 120 x 200 x 155 mm
Materials:
lens, glass , barrels, brass and case, wood
Object Number:
1985-1470 Pt3
type:
instrument component and eyepiece
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Two 6-inch aperture refracting telescope extension tubes, with mahogany case

Two 6-inch aperture refracting telescope extension tubes, with mahogany case

Set of two extension tubes in mahogany case for refracting telescope of 6-inch aperture, on equatorial mounting by Grubb, 1884

Materials:
tubes, brass and case, mahogany
Object Number:
1985-1470 Pt4
type:
tube and case - container
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum