Optical range-finder, British, 1902-1904

Made:: 1900 in Glasgow

maker:: Barr and Stroud

Barr and Stroud range-finder, 4ft 6ins base, used aboard ship on Antarctic Expeditions, 1902-1904 and 1910-1913

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Category:: Surveying

Object Number:: 1914-179

type:: parallax range-finder

credit:: Pilkington P.E. Limited; Barr and Stroud Limited

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Parts

Part of optical range-finder, British, 1902-1904

Object Number:: 1914-179 Pt1

type:: instrument component and parallax range-finder

Part of optical range-finder, British, 1902-1904

Object Number:: 1914-179 Pt2

type:: instrument component and parallax range-finder

Part of optical range-finder, British, 1900

Object Number:: 1914-179 Pt3

type:: instrument component and parallax range-finder

Optical range-finder, British, 1902-1904

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Parts

Part of optical range-finder, British, 1902-1904

Part of optical range-finder, British, 1902-1904

Part of optical range-finder, British, 1900

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