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Pantograph in box

Pantograph in box

1751-1773

Brass pantograph, in fitted mahogany case

Brass pantograph, in fitted mahogany case

1794-1834

Pantograph by George Adams

Pantograph by George Adams

1765

Pantograph in box

Pantograph in box

Stanley improved eidograph

Stanley improved eidograph

1880-1899

Eidograph, Stanley pattern

Eidograph, Stanley pattern

1870-1900

Mahogany pantograph by G. Adams in fitted box

Mahogany pantograph by G. Adams in fitted box

1734-1772

Froude-pattern proportional dividers

Froude-pattern proportional dividers

1862-1900

Pantograph in box

Pantograph in box

1788-1804

Pantograph in box

Pantograph in box

1791-1851

Pantograph in box

Pantograph in box

1791-1859

Ebony pantograph by Gourdin

Ebony pantograph by Gourdin

1789

Eidograph by Alexander Adie

Eidograph by Alexander Adie

1823-1834

Kew pantograph by W & S Jones, London.

Kew pantograph by W & S Jones, London.

1852-1859

Combined eidograph and geometric drawing instrument patented 1858 by William Wythes and made by Queen & Co.

Combined eidograph and geometric drawing instrument patented 1858 by William Wythes and made by Queen & Co.

1858-1880

"New pantograph" made by W & A Smith

"New pantograph" made by W & A Smith

1838-1840

Proportional dividers by H.Hughes & Son Ltd. London

Proportional dividers by H.Hughes & Son Ltd. London

Brass pantograph on board, with drawing. Larger arm 2 ft. By W.F.Stanley, London.

Brass pantograph on board

1876

Precision pantograph, fitted case with key, iron casting separate, (no.11 of Coradi's catalogue) instrument engraved "G. Coradi, Zurich, Switzerland, no.3534", type III, 60cm bars, no pen

Precision pantograph

Brass pantograph. Longer bars 30-inch long; by Elliott, 268 High Holborn, London

Brass pantograph. Longer bars 30-inch long; by Elliott

1835-1849

Eidograph by Stanley, Great Turnstile, London, 3 feet long, in fitted box

Eidograph by Stanley

1900-1920

Early eidograph, formerly the property of Prof. R. Willis

Early eidograph

Pantograph by Coradi No. 525 in box

Pantograph by Coradi No. 525 in box

Ebony pantograph 24 inches by Benjamin Martin, with brass pillars and castors, divided on ivory, in case

Ebony pantograph 24 inches by Benjamin Martin

1738-1777

Precision pantograph, fitted case with key, (no.11 of Coradi's catalogue) instrument engraved "G. Coradi, Zurich, Switzerland, no.3534", type III, 60cm bars, no pen

Precision pantograph,engraved "G. Coradi, Zurich, Switzerland, no.3534"

Eidograph by W.F. Stanley, London

Eidograph by W.F. Stanley

1865-1876

Ebony pantograph 24 inches by Benjamin Martin, with brass pillars and castors, divided on ivory.

Ebony pantograph 24 inches by Benjamin Martin

1738-1777

Pantograph, brass, longer bars twenty nine inches long, made by Wilkinson of Ormskirk

Pantograph, brass

1752-1754

Early pantograph

Early pantograph

Eidograph by W.F. Stanley, London and two drawings in passe-partout frames

Eidograph by W.F. Stanley

1876

Pantograph in wooden case, by Stanley, with instructions.

Pantograph in wooden case

1940-1950

Early pantograph

Early pantograph

Draughting pantograph with wooden case

Draughting pantograph with wooden case

1940-1960

Eidograph, by Alexander Adie; in mahogany box 2'11 1/4" x 7 1/4" x 4", middle bar divided and numbered 0 to 70 each way; arms 70 one way, and 80 the other

Eidograph, by Alexander Adie; in mahogany box 2'11 1/4" x 7 1/4" x 4"

1823-1834

Kew pantograph by W & S Jones in mahogany case.

Kew pantograph by W & S Jones in mahogany case.

1852-1859