Aerial camera for mapping

Made:
1971-1980 in Munich
maker:
Carl Zeiss, Oberkochen
Aerial camera for mapping

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Aerial camera for mapping, by Carl Zeiss, Oberkochen, Munich, Oberbayern, Bavaria, Germany, 1971-1980. FK24/120 in 5 crates.

Details

Category:
Surveying
Object Number:
1990-226
Materials:
metal (unknown), plastic (unidentified) and electronic components
Measurements:
Main Camera Box: 410 mm x 500 mm x 480 mm,
Film Container Box (each): 410 mm x 640 mm x 500 mm,
Lense Box: 560 mm x 740 mm x 600 mm,
Rotating Stand Box: 350 mm x 840 mm x 650 mm,
type:
camera
credit:
Ordnance Survey

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