Sextant-heliotype, as invented by C.F. Gauss

Made:: 1827

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Sextant-heliotype, as invented by C.F. Gauss, by Rumpf, 1827
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Sextant-heliotype, as invented by C.F. Gauss, by Rumpf, 1827

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Category:: Surveying

Object Number:: 1914-305

type:: heliotypes

credit:: Astronomer Royal (Royal Observatory, Greenwich)

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Sextant-heliotype, as invented by C.F. Gauss

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