Hawk stereo projector

Hawk stereo projector

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Hawk stereo projector, 1970s. With 2 boxes of trade literature and 11 cartons of trade literature

Details

Category:
Surveying
Object Number:
1995-629
Measurements:
overall: 370 mm x 620 mm x 270 mm,
type:
stereo-comparator
credit:
University of East London. School of Sur

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