planimeter - See the description. - 1850-1900 - "INGUT" IMPORT Planimeter

This object is a planimeter, an instrument used for measuring areas on maps and drawings. It is often stored in a protective case with red velvet or fabric lining.
Function: To determine the area of a region by tracing the outline.
Parts: It typically consists of a measuring wheel, a tracer arm, and a polar arm.

The gold-colored logo in the middle is from In-GUT, an importer or distributor of technical measuring instruments.
The code 9580-00 at the top right is probably a specific model or serial number from the manufacturer (such as Ott or Coradi), which such instruments often sold through importers like In-GUT.

Instrument: The planimeter itself is mostly made of metal, probably an alloy such as silver, stainless steel, or another metal. The large wheels on the sides have a serrated surface (knurling) for grip.
Case: The case is likely made of wood, covered with black leather or imitation leather.
Lining: The inside of the case is lined with red velvet or a similar fabric.

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