Brass rule used in making planispheres and maps

Made:: 1808 in London

maker:: James Wright

Rule used in making planispheres and maps, brass

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Rule used in making planispheres and maps, brass
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Rule used in making planispheres and maps, brass, by James Wright, London, 1808

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Category:: Mathematics

Object Number:: 1990-110

type:: rule

credit:: Delehar, P.

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Brass rule used in making planispheres and maps

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