Frederick Cooke 1835 - 1898

occupation:
Mathematical instrument maker
Nationality:
English; British

Tradeds as partner in T. Cooke & Sons, York England

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Frame micrometer no. 30 by Troughton and Simms
Circular instrument dividing engine designed by Frederick Cooke, at T. Cooke & Sons, London, England around 1890. The cast brass, 28-inch dividing plate, with nine spokes is supported on a heavy wooden tripod stand. The instrument is mechanically similar in design to the large dividing engine completed by Thomas Cooke, the company’s founder in 1865.

Circular instrument dividing engine.