ID: k00870
Category: Technology/Equipment
Subcategory: Instruments/Devices
Location: Old store
| Dimensions(cm): | |
| Height: | 21 |
| Width: | 42 |
| Depth: | 16 |
Condition: Used
Description: Brass leveling theodolite from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, made in France. The instrument is mounted on a stable tripod with fine adjusting screws, allowing for precise leveling. The brass body bears manufacturing marks: "H. Belfeni, Constructeur Nancy" and an engraving "Richter, Paris". The entire instrument is stored in a wooden case, which serves as its base. This is both a technical and aesthetic collector's item, suitable as a decoration and an addition to a collection of historical measuring instruments. Surveying holder – a historical aid for attaching a leveling instrument or other measuring device. Made of brass with decoratively profiled details and a solid construction ensuring stability during fieldwork. The holder has two horizontal arms with a clamping mechanism and is mounted on a circular rotating base with three adjusting screws. A technical and collectible curiosity from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, suitable as an accessory for historical measuring instruments or as a decoration.
Additional info: price for 2 pieces
7 500 Kč / €313