Two glass Positives:- Jupiter

Made:
1917 in Birmingham
photographer:
J H Reynolds
maker:
Science Museum

Two glass Positives:- Jupiter, J.H. Reynolds, Birmingham, 1917, November 16, 28-inch reflector, equivalent focal length, 160ft

One of two glass positives:- Jupiter, J.H. Reynolds, Birmingham, 1917, December 13, 28-inch reflector, equivalent focal length, 160 ft, 8 1/2" x 6 1/2"

One of two glass positives:- Jupiter

1917
One of two glass positives:- Jupiter, J.H. Reynolds, Birmingham, 1917, November 16, 28-inch reflector, equivalent focal length, 160ft

One of two glass positives:- Jupiter

1917; 1929

Details

Category:
Astronomy
Object Number:
1929-719
Materials:
glass
type:
black-and-white transparencies, astrophotographs, planets and jupiter
credit:
Science Museum (Great Britain)

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