One of three photographs mounted in a glazed frame showing instruments at the Royal Observatory Greenwich around 1914. Airy Transit Circle, made by Troughton & Simms and Ransome & May in 1850, of 8.1-inch aperture and 11-feet, 7-inch focal length viewed from the south towards the eyepiece. [instruments at the Royal Observatory Greenwich] 1914
One of three photographs mounted in a glazed frame showing instruments at the Royal Observatory Greenwich around 1914. Christie's Altazimuth instrument (universal) made by Troughton & Simms May in 1896, of 8-inch aperture and 8-feet focal length viewed towards the eyepiece and lifted out of its pivots. [instruments at the Royal Observatory Greenwich] 1914
One of three photographs mounted in a glazed frame showing instruments at the Royal Observatory Greenwich around 1914. Christie's Altazimuth instrument (universal) made by Troughton & Simms May in 1896, of 8-inch aperture and 8-feet focal length viewed towards the eyepiece [instruments at the Royal Observatory Greenwich] 1914
Engraving of the near side of the moon by J. Russell R.A., London, England, 1806. Print based on observations made by Russell at the telescope when the moon was fully illuminated. Engraving of the near side of the moon by J. Russell R.A.
SEC vidicon camera tube - identical to one used in IUE (international ultra-violet explorer) satellite