A modern version of the Thomson type azimuth mirror, called an azimuth circle

Made:: 1945-1951 in Watford

maker:: Unknown and S G Brown Limited

A modern version of the Thomson type azimuth mirror, called an azimuth circle, used to take bearings of terrestrial and celestial objects from a compass, by SG Brown Limited, Watford, Hertfordshire, England, 1945-1951

Details

Category:: Navigation

Object Number:: 1951-209

Materials:: brass (copper, zinc alloy), metal (unknown), glass and mirror-glass (silvered)

Measurements:: overall: 170 mm 270 mm,

type:: azimuth circle

credit:: Mrs. S G Brown.

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