测量师 - 1850-1900 - 義大利 - Boffa Virginio

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antiqued Italian graduated surveyor’s cross, also known as a pantometer, manufactured by Boffa Virginio of Turin, circa 1890–1920.

This professional surveying instrument was used by land surveyors and engineers to establish alignments and measure horizontal angles in the field. It consists of two coaxial cylindrical sections made of solid brass. The rotating upper section features sighting slots, while the central silver-coloured band carries a finely engraved graduated scale.

The instrument is accompanied by its original fitted wooden carrying case, bearing the partially faded maker’s stamp:

“BOFFA VIRGINIO – Costruttore”

The instrument displays an attractive original patina, oxidation, scratches and signs of professional use consistent with its age. The wooden case also shows normal wear, marks and minor imperfections. The brass has not been recently polished.

The rotating mechanism and adjustment components move, but the instrument has not been professionally calibrated or tested for surveying accuracy. It is therefore offered as an antique scientific and technical collector’s item.

The tripod or surveying pole is not included.

Materials: solid brass, silver-coloured metal and wood
Manufacturer: Boffa Virginio
Country of origin: Italy
Period: circa 1890–1920
Condition: good antique condition, with age-related wear
Original fitted wooden case included

A fascinating and decorative example of early Italian surveying equipment, suitable for collectors of scientific instruments, engineering antiques and industrial objects.

The photographs form an integral part of the description. The item will be carefully packed for shipping.

antiqued Italian graduated surveyor’s cross, also known as a pantometer, manufactured by Boffa Virginio of Turin, circa 1890–1920.

This professional surveying instrument was used by land surveyors and engineers to establish alignments and measure horizontal angles in the field. It consists of two coaxial cylindrical sections made of solid brass. The rotating upper section features sighting slots, while the central silver-coloured band carries a finely engraved graduated scale.

The instrument is accompanied by its original fitted wooden carrying case, bearing the partially faded maker’s stamp:

“BOFFA VIRGINIO – Costruttore”

The instrument displays an attractive original patina, oxidation, scratches and signs of professional use consistent with its age. The wooden case also shows normal wear, marks and minor imperfections. The brass has not been recently polished.

The rotating mechanism and adjustment components move, but the instrument has not been professionally calibrated or tested for surveying accuracy. It is therefore offered as an antique scientific and technical collector’s item.

The tripod or surveying pole is not included.

Materials: solid brass, silver-coloured metal and wood
Manufacturer: Boffa Virginio
Country of origin: Italy
Period: circa 1890–1920
Condition: good antique condition, with age-related wear
Original fitted wooden case included

A fascinating and decorative example of early Italian surveying equipment, suitable for collectors of scientific instruments, engineering antiques and industrial objects.

The photographs form an integral part of the description. The item will be carefully packed for shipping.

詳細資料

時代
1400-1900
黃銅類型
鍍金黃銅
木材類型
核桃木
具體原產地
piemonte
物品數量
1
製造商/品牌
Boffa Virginio
材質
木, 金屬, 黃銅
Country of origin
義大利
Style
Industrial
外觀狀況
好
功能狀況
未經檢測
Height
8,5 cm
Width
16 cm
類型
Surveyor
Depth
9 cm
大概年份
1850-1900
義大利已驗證
3
已售物品
私人

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