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Astrolabe en Quadrant

Marine Astrolabe Portuguese

Portugues early Astrolabe

1575

Maghribi Astrolabe

Antique, but near-faithful (but a bit smaller ) copy of the ‘Isa ibn Allahdad’ astrolabe of Lahore. Pakistan

1722

Horological Quadrant

Götheborg Sweden

1741

Marine Quadrant

by George Adams senior

1750

Post 1752 Gunter Quadrant or Horary Quadrant

English bowxwood Gunter Quadrant or Horary Quadrant to measure the altitude of the polestar or the sun, to determine your latitude at sea or time on land.

1752

demonstration Quadrant by W&S Jones, London

Quadrant on stand. 21 cm heigh

1792

Quadrant von Gottlob Friederich Haug

herzogl. Hofmechanikus und Hofuhrmacher in Stuttgart.

1794

Large archaistic Islamic Astrolabe

Inscription: 1582 after Mohamed Probably about 1900

1900

7 Inch diameter Mariner’s Astolabe

Replica of the one found at the island Valencia near Ireland Copy of the one in Greenwich

1960

Arabische KAMAL, Replica of 2016

Arabische KAMAL, Teak replica with knots for the latitude of Abu Dhabi 24°28’, Dubai 25°16’, Manama 26°12’ and Koeweit 29°23’

2016

Zutphen kwadrant

facsimile of one of the oldest quadrants of the world, estimated to be from 1300. Most probably made in Flanders

2020

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