Measuring Tape (c. 1830)

Made:: 1830-1840 in England

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Measuring Tape (c. 1830), linen, 500" long, brass bound case with folding handle; used by Inland Revenue to gauge contents of large vats

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Category:: Mathematics

Object Number:: 1993-1254

type:: tape measure (excise)

credit:: National Maritime Museum (Gabb Collection)

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Measuring Tape (c. 1830)

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