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Astronomical 'Masterpiece' Clock by Johann Schneider

1625

5" brass octagonal table clock with glass sides

early 17th century onwards

Universal pocket sundial

1701-1721

Universal Ring Dial, 2 3/4" diam., Johann Somer

1651-1700

Universal Augsburg type equinoctial sundial

1726-1775

Octagonal Sundial

Universal equatorial sundial

1703-1726

Universal Compass Sundial

1751-1800

Universal compass sundial

1766-1800

Pocket Sundial

1670-1721

Octagonal Sundial of gilt metal, "And: Vogl"

1766-1800

Octagonal sundial with concentric lunar dial

1676-1733

Armarium physico-Mathematicum

1750-1800

Inscribed sundial with added universal ring

1766-1800

Universal sundial

1660-1721

Distance Meter for Plane Table, 1765-1775

1765-1775

Column Sundial in Gilt Bronze, 1531-1570

1531-1570

Universal equinoctial sundial

1700

Pedometer, gilded brass and silver

1682-1720

Masterpiece clock from Augsburg, Germany, 1625-1635

1625-1635

Parallel rule

1731-1770

Universal Augsburg type equinoctial sundial

1734-1770

Universal Augusburg type equinoctial sundial

1734-1770

Inscribed octagonal shaped sundial

1797-1843

Three diagonal scales

1731-1770

Compendium tablet sun-dial

1566

Microscope showing development from screwbarrel form

1731-1770

Inscribed sundial of octagonal shape

1797-1843

Equinoctial Sundial

1766-1800

Universal equinoctal sundial, 1750-1799

1751-1800

Sundial

1671-1744

Universal equinoctial sundial of the Augsburg type

1797-1843

Hexagonal brass table-clock with glass windows

1650-1660

Sundial

Sundial

1700

Sundial

Sundial

1700

Sundial and compass

Sundial and compass

1700

Coloured perspective print intended for viewing with the Zograscope, engraved by Jean Benoit Winckler, Augsburg, Germany, c.1780. Titled "Vue du Palais de St James" in mirror-inversed capitals above picture (sub-titles in Dutch and French). (Size overall 18 1/2"x14 1/2")

Vue du Palais de St James

1775-1785

Combination pocket sundial and perpetual calendar by Johann Martin, Augsburg, in case.

Combination pocket sundial and perpetual calendar by Johann Martin

1671-1720

Trigonometer (lacking level) by G.F. Brander of Augsburg, Germany with wooden case 1774-1774, (ex Zallinger collection).

Trigonometer, 1760-1770

1760-1770

Watch, verge movement

Watch, verge movement

1601-1700

Sundial

Sundial

1680

Three photographs (9" x 6 1/2") and two photographs (15" x 12") relating to Professor Piccard's first ascent into the stratosphere from Augsbourg on 27th May 1931.

Professor Piccard's first ascent into the stratosphere

1931

Sundial, 2¼-inches, brass with silvered hour-ring, made by Lorenz Grassl, Augsburg, Germany, 1751-1800. In leather case with table of latitudes and directions for use (see note).

Equinoctial sundial in brass and silver

1751-1800