Platinotype print of plate of armillary sphere from "Margarita Philosophica"

Made:
1914 in London
maker:
Science Museum
Platinotype print of plate of armillary sphere from "Margarita Philosophica"

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Platinotype print of plate of armillary sphere from "Margarita Philosophica", 1535, page 546

Details

Category:
Astronomy
Object Number:
1914-860
Materials:
paper
Measurements:
length 170 mm
width 200 mm
height 10 mm
type:
black-and-white prints (photographs)
credit:
Science Museum (Great Britain)

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