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The use of an 11-screw ring in this compass suggests it dates from around the time of the earliest version of the Unicus
The use of the Bedford Street address shows that this stopwatch must have been acquired by the N
By 1925 the business had moved to 19 New Oxford Street
Various other types of wooden domed-glass sundial compasses were produced in England in the first half of the 19th century - including the 'Magnetic Sundial' made by Samuel Porter in 1824
Societe des Lunetiers 'Universal' Map Measurer c.1910 Grenades The use of an 11-screwAn antique 'S L' (Societe des Lunetiers) 'Universal' map measurer, made in France, and dating from the early 20th century. With a nickel plated brass case, 35mm diameter white dial, blued needle, and a removable screw threaded handle. Also known as an Opisometer, this is an instrument for measuring lengths or distances on maps, with the dial calibrated in 1 2 inches to the mile and centimeteres to the kilometre. Although mainly intended for use with
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