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Quadrant CapuchinThe Quadrant goes back to the 15th century. This model is a sea going, local hour quadrant of a type called a clinometer. These measure the solar height by the angle that the plumb string makes with respect to a vertical line that starts at zero degrees on a graduated scale. Fashioned of brass with wooden base with cotton plumb line with brass pearl. Max Height: 4. 33" Width: 3. 15" Thickness: 0. 16"

This piece is crafted of a polymer drum with a black polymer base

cartography and nautical astronomy at the renowned University of Louvain (Brussels

Vertical cylindric sundial (also called shepherd or traveler´s dial)

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a close link existed between Spain and the Low Countries marked by the mutual influence and a high level of cooperation that occurred between their scientists

Hand crafted of wood in painted green finish featuring a compass and brass plaque accent with cotton shadow line

Local Solar Quadrant with Nocturnal dial on the back

To reinforce the Spanish empire

Called "Valence astrolabe"

Compass with Reinacensse maps design´s decoration

Perpetual Moon phases calendar with a tidal abacus on the back

including astronomical compendiums

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