Cooke Reversible Transit Circle, manufactured by Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd, York c.1928 for the Royal Observatory, Greenwich. Used to measure positions of stars and planets at Greenwich (1933-post WWII), Herstmonceux (post WWII-1982) and Brorfelde Observatory, Denmark.
Main telescope and two wooden rods for the Cooke Reversible Transit Circle.
Mounting for the hook and micrometer eyepieces for the Cooke Reversible Transit Circle.
Mounting for the hook and micrometer eyepieces for the Cooke Reversible Transit Circle.
Two collimating telescopes with four stands for the Cooke Reversible Transit Circle.
Reversing carriage for the Cooke Reversible Transit Circle.
Pier for the Cooke Reversible Transit Circle.
Pier for the Cooke Reversible Transit Circle.
Level base plate and Azimuth base plate for the Cooke Reversible Transit Circle with a sheet of clear plastic and an open ended metal cylinder .
Floating Glass Circle for Cooke Reversible Transit Circle.
Two electrical boxes, two switch boxes mounted on wood, two semi-circular metal components, a green circular collar with wooden handles and a bag of bolts for the Cooke Reversable Transit Circle.
Eleven rods, a metal ring, a solid metal disc and three cylindrical metal fixtures for the Cooke Reversible Transit Circle.
Twelve metal fittings labelled individually from A to H and J to M two of which have focal plane cameras attached, a metal spring, a green metal cap with handles, and two green metal brackets one with electrical components, all for the Cooke Reversible Transit Circle.
A wooden mercury bath with lid, four wooden boards, one metal ring, eight metal sheets two with switches attached, for the Cooke Reversible Transit Circle.
Four curved wooden sheets, twelve flat wooden sheets, a wooden board with circular holes, three metal rings, two metal fittings, a small bag of assorted components, one wooden and two metal boxes of assorted components, and a cardboard box of focal plane cameras broadly lettered individually from A to M, for the Cooke Reversible Transit Circle.
Four metal stands and a large adjustable metal collar for the Cooke Reversible Transit Circle.
A wooden box containing lenses, seven metal fittings, a metal tube, a metal ring, three boxes of various electrical components and bolts and screws, a wooden board on metal strips, various rings, tubes, nuts, bolts and screws all bagged, and an electrical metal fixture for the Cooke Reversible Transit Circle.
