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Nautical AstrolabeNautical astrolabe (used to find latitude measuring Sun and stars height). Called "Valence astrolabe", 16th century. Original on Greenwich National Maritime Museum and copy on Museo Naval de Madrid. The nautical astrolabe is simplified to measure the altitude of the stars for purposes of navigation. It's heavier construction from those used on land was to compensate for the movement of the vessel at sea. This beautiful instrument is made of brass and

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It is fashioned of brass and comes complete with booklets explaining its use and historical context

The astrolabe reached the peak of its popularity in the 16th century

Scale significantly reduced (very complex instrument in this size could be used to learned its parts and basis of use

The nautical astrolabe is simplified to measure the altitude of the stars for purposes of navigation

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This beautiful compass is crafted from a wooden base with brass top and cover

Augsburg style

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Made of brass and printed markings

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