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This beautiful instrument is fashioned of brass and comes complete with wooden base and booklets explaining method of use and historical context
which for centuries was a regular ornament and a symbol of distinction
But in 1838 Sir Charles Wheatstone addressed the Royal Society in London to present several pairs of line drawings with geometrical form which when viewed by an instrument very similar to this gave the impression of three dimensions
If you have a graphic artist
this is an example of one of the first motion picture instruments
Helios, Pocket Sundial Scientific This beautiful instrument is fashionedReproduction of a Diptych dial, known as Pocket sundial. Dated between 16th 17th Centuries. Crafted of wood with green paint finish accented with brass corner pieces and clasp, featuring a compass and cotton shadow line. Length: 3. 35" Width: 2. 36" Height: 0. 79"
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