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Precision thermometers in fitted case

Steel measuring wedge by Otto Fennel und Soehne

1910

Bazzi and Bianchi phonendoscope

1901-1905

Repeating Theodolite

1875

Scherer's "Logarithmischgraphische Rechentafel"

1880-1892

Microscope stand by Hertel and Reuss

1960-1969

Packet of mercurous chloride tablets, Kassel, Germany, 1914-1917

1914-1917

Nonien scale reading microscope

1914

Schatz scale reading microscope

1914

Navigationsrichtgerat

1851-1968

Rob shears

1881-1920

Packet of mercurous chloride tablets, Kassel, Germany, 1914-1917

1914-1917

Pilot balloon theodolite by Otto Fennel Sohne of Kassel

1939

Compensation level, German, 1874

1874

Skalen scale reading microscope

1914
Pair of 5 metre measuring rods, square section, by O. Fennel und Soehne, c. 1900.

Pair of 5 metre Measuring Rods

1900
Pair of 5 metre measuring rods, oval section, by O. Fennel Soehne, c. 1910.

Pair of 5 metre measuring rods

1910
One of three photographs of Astronomical universal circles by F.W. Breithaupt & Sohn of Hessen-Kassel at the Strasbourg Observatory.

One of three photographs of Astronomical universal circles

1876
One of three photographs of Astronomical universal instruments by F.W. Breithaupt & Sohn of Hessen-Kassel at the Strassbourg Observatory.

One of three photographs of Astronomical universal instruments

1876
Copy of a brass and iron azimuth quadrant, which has by tradition has been associated with the Danish astronomer, Tycho Brahe. Made around 1560, it was first owned by Wilhem IV, Landgrave of Hesse, Germany. The original is now at the Royal Museum in Kassel (Staatliche Museen Kassel). Made by Elkington and Company after the original was displayed at the Special Loan Collection of Scientific Apparatus in the South Kensington Museum in 1876.

Replica of quadrant used by Tycho Brahe, 1560-1565

1560-1565
Mining transit theodolite, 3 inch, by F.W. Breithaupt & Son, Kassel, Hesse, Germany, 1850-1876

Mining transit theodolite, German, 1850-1876

1850-1876
Three rolls of plaster tape, made in Germany, 1914-1918

Three rolls of plaster tape

1914-1918
Orrery clock marked `L Deichmann's Astronomisches Chronometer, Cassel', late 19th century, distressed

Orrery planetary model & clock

1880-1901
Reflecting circle made by F.W. Breithaupt and Sohn, Kassel, Hessen, Germany, about 1870. Circular anodized brass frame, polished limb, a wooden handle. Signed on the index glass mount: F.W. Breithaupt & Sohn | Hessen Kassel. Inlaid silver scale from 0° to 140°, and twice from 180° to 80° every 20'. One index arm with a silver vernier at both ends, to 20", zeros at the right. The tangent screw, working against a spring-loaded stop, and the clamping screw are at the bottom of the index arm. Four half-coloured shades (two red, one green (broken), one missing); no horizon shades. Index-glass adjustment by screw; horizon prism without adjustment. Magnifier on a 120 mm swivelling arm serving both verniers, a frosted glass shade (missing). Threaded telescope bracket in two parts, fitted for correcting collimation error; perpendicular adjustment by rising-piece and a milled knob. Telescope (158 mm) inverted image, six parallel cross-wires and one at a right angle to them are engraved on a lens within the telescope; a rotating shaded eyepiece with choice of clear, green, red and blue. A prismatic eyepiece; some unidentified parts are missing. In a square fitted mahogany box containing a trade label for Breithaupt in Cassel and a MS list of contents.

Prismatic reflecting circle with case.

1865-1875
Mining transit theodolite, 4-inch, with detachable side telescope in two boxes, by F.W. Breithaupt & Sohn, Kassel, Germany, 1910-1915

Mining transit theodolite, 1910-1915

1910-1915
Photographs (3) of Astronomical universal instruments

Photographs (3) of Astronomical universal instruments

1876
Cathetometer by F W Breithaupt & Sohn, Hesse Cassel, 1883

Cathetometer by F W Breithaupt & Sohn

1883
One of three photographs of Astronomical universal instruments by F.W. Breithaupt & Sohn of Hessen-Kassel at the Strassbourg Observatory.

One of three photographs of Astronomical universal instruments

1876
Bazzi and Bianchi's phonendoscope (cased)

Bazzi and Bianchi's phonendoscope (cased)

Chemical balance used by Dr. Andrew Ure (1778-1857), has a glazed wooden case and a long wooden drawer in the base, made by Breithaupt & Sohn, Cassel. Brass beam and pillar.

Analytical balance by Breithaupt & Sohn, Germany, 1804-1830

1804-1830
Bazzi and Binachi's phonendoscope, cased, with instructions, German (?), 1896-1904

Bazzi and Binachi's phonendoscope

1896-1904
Bazzi and Bianchi phonendoscope, with case, European, 1897-1904

Bazzi and Bianchi phonendoscope

1897-1904
Bazzi and Bianchi phonendoscope

Bazzi and Bianchi phonendoscope

Packet of 10 ipecacuanha and opium powder tablets (Dover's Powder) in paper wrapping. 40 mm x 12 mm diameter, 6 g. From a German World War I medical field kit. Unknown maker, for German military use, from Cassel, Germany, 1914.

Packet of Ipecac and Opium tablets

1914