Early set of drawing instruments by William Cary
- maker:
- William Cary
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Early set of drawing instruments by William Cary, in pocket fish-skin case (10 pieces in case), 1795-1825
Details
- Category:
- Mathematics
- Object Number:
- 1938-167
- Materials:
- fish skin, wood (unidentified), ivory, paper (fibre product), leather, steel (metal), graphite and metal (unknown)
- Measurements:
-
overall (lying flat, open): 40 mm x 160 mm x 180 mm, 0.34 kg
- type:
- drawing instrument sets
- credit:
- H.M. Queen Mary
