Linear instrument dividing engine.

Dividing engine, invented by Sir John Barton, 1820, (in damaged condition) (for list of accessories see typewritten sheet) in technical file

Details

Category:
Optics
Object Number:
1926-32
Measurements:
overall: 430 mm x 830 mm x 430 mm, ,
type:
linear dividing engine
credit:
Barton, R.

Parts

Part of linear instrument dividing engine.

Part of linear instrument dividing engine.

Barton's ruling engine, invented by Sir John Barton, English, c. 1820. Ruling engine modified from one inherited by Barton from father-in-law William Harrison. Probably made by Henry Maudslay, London, England.

Measurements:
overall: 430 mm x 830 mm x 430 mm, ,
Materials:
mahogany (wood) , brass (copper, zinc alloy) , copper (alloy) , iron and box (wood)
Object Number:
1926-32/1
type:
linear dividing engine and component - object
Part of linear instrument dividing engine.

Part of linear instrument dividing engine.

Part of dividing engine, invented by Sir John Barton, c.1805

Object Number:
1926-32/2
type:
linear dividing engine and component - object