Theodolite made by William Cary, London, England
Object No. H3288
Theodolite, on base, with storage box, copper / brass / wood / leather, made by William Cary, London, England, c. 1840
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Summary
Physical Description
Theodolite, on base, with storage box, copper / brass / wood, made by William Cary, London, England, c. 1840 A copper and brass theodolite on a tripod base with splayed legs. On top of the base is a mounted revolving compass with a graduated scale and compass level. A brass telescope is mounted above the compass with a compass level. The theodolite can be pulled apart for storage in a custom made wooden box with a double latched lid and leather strap to carry.
PRODUCTION
Notes
This Theodolite was made by William Cary in London, England in the 19th century.
HISTORY
Notes
This theodilite was used by Captain John Campbell in India, 1840.
SOURCE
Credit Line
Gift of W D Campbell, 1922
Acquisition Date
25 May 1922
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