Eastern Astrolabe
REF: 1736
The Astrolabe is considered to be one of the most iconic of astronomical navigation instruments. This seventeenth-century planispheric astrolabe was elaborated by Diya 'al Din Muhammad (Lahore, 1647). The original piece is in Adler Planetarium & Astronomy Museum, Chicago.
Price:
€137.00
| Dimensions | Ø 11,8 x 16,5 x 0,6 cm; height with wooden base: 18,5 cm; box: 21,5 x 19 x 5,3 cm |
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| Material | Brass, Wood |
| Observations | Includes information leaflet with historical context and instructions for use. Functional parts, but not intended for serious use. |
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