Ash & Son, Makers , Bull St Birmingham , circumféromètre , alidade , à pinnules , niveaux à - Graphometer - Brass - 1880-1890

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Brass graphometer with alidade, signed Ash & Son, Makers, Bull St Birmingham, dating to the 1880s, a professional surveying and topography instrument with a large graduated circle, alidade with sight pinnules, built-in bubble levels and leveling screws; dimensions 27.5 x 23.5 x 14.5 cm.

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An old graphometer with brass alidade signed Ash & Son, Makers, Bull Street Birmingham, probably made in the second half of the 19th century. This professional surveying and topographic instrument is equipped with a large graduated circle, an alidade fitted with sight pinnules, built-in spirit levels and leveling screws to ensure precise adjustment in the field. Its brass construction, finely engraved graduations and precision mechanism testify to fine British workmanship. Presented with its old wooden case with brass fittings, it makes an interesting piece for a collector of scientific instruments, geodesy, surveying, or antique technical decoration.

graphometer, circumferometer, surveying instrument, surveyor, alidade, pinnules, graduated circle, bubble level, solid brass, brass scientific instrument, antique scientific instrument, precision instrument, Ash & Son, Bull Street Birmingham, Victorian, England, wooden case, scientific collection, technical instrument, 19th century, cabinet of curiosities, industrial decoration.

Highly sought after in the world of industrial design, scientific curiosities, old medical technology, laboratory optics, steampunk, and rare measuring instruments.
Ideal for a collector, industrial loft decoration, cabinet of curiosities, scientific display case (theodolite, microscope, sextant, compass).

An old graphometer with brass alidade signed Ash & Son, Makers, Bull Street Birmingham, probably made in the second half of the 19th century. This professional surveying and topographic instrument is equipped with a large graduated circle, an alidade fitted with sight pinnules, built-in spirit levels and leveling screws to ensure precise adjustment in the field. Its brass construction, finely engraved graduations and precision mechanism testify to fine British workmanship. Presented with its old wooden case with brass fittings, it makes an interesting piece for a collector of scientific instruments, geodesy, surveying, or antique technical decoration.

graphometer, circumferometer, surveying instrument, surveyor, alidade, pinnules, graduated circle, bubble level, solid brass, brass scientific instrument, antique scientific instrument, precision instrument, Ash & Son, Bull Street Birmingham, Victorian, England, wooden case, scientific collection, technical instrument, 19th century, cabinet of curiosities, industrial decoration.

Highly sought after in the world of industrial design, scientific curiosities, old medical technology, laboratory optics, steampunk, and rare measuring instruments.
Ideal for a collector, industrial loft decoration, cabinet of curiosities, scientific display case (theodolite, microscope, sextant, compass).

Details

Era
1400-1900
Manufacturer/brand
Ash & Son, Makers , Bull St Birmingham , circumféromètre , alidade , à pinnules , niveaux à
Over 200 years old
No
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Material
Brass
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
27.5 cm
Width
23.5 cm
Depth
14.5 cm
Estimated period
1880-1890
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Objects sold
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