Two line-dividing boxwood scales 6 inches and 24 inches

Made:: 1870-1885 in Holborn

maker:: William Ford Stanley

Two line-dividing boxwood scales 6 inches and 24 inches; made by Stanley, Great Turnstile, London

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Category:: Mathematics

Object Number:: 1885-10

type:: drawing instruments and drawing scales (plotting)

credit:: City and Guilds of London Institution

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Two line-dividing boxwood scales 6 inches and 24 inches

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