Sigsbee waterbottle

Made:: 1875-1885 in Berlin

designer:: H. Haecke, Lt.-Cdr. Charles Dwight Sigsbee and John Elliott Pillsbury

Sigsbee waterbottle, by H. Haecke, Berlin, 1875-85

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Sigsbee waterbottle, by H. Haecke, Berlin, 1875-85
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Sigsbee waterbottle, by H. Haecke, Berlin, 1875-85. Used on the US Survey ship 'Blake' investigations.

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Category:: Oceanography

Object Number:: 1911-223

Materials:: brass (copper, zinc alloy), metal (unknown) and nickel silver (nickel, copper, zinc alloy)

Measurements:: overall: 80 mm x 475 mm x 85 mm, 1.52kg

type:: non-insulated water bottles and seawater sampler

credit:: Admiralty Hydrographic Department

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