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 | Triangulation theodolite, Kern (c1835) Kern, (Aarau, Switzerland) |
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Astrolabe, Ibrahim ben Said (1068) Museum of History of Science, Oxford (Toledo, Spain) |
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Earliest surviving theodolite, Humphrey Cole (1586) Museum of History Science, Oxford (England) |
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Recording waywisr, Glink (18th century) Deutsches Museum Munchen, (Germany) |
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Geodetic level No 5000, F W Breithaupt (1913) Breithaupt (Kassel, Germany) |
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Surveying quadrant, Christopher Schissler (1579) Museum of History Science, Oxford (Germany) |
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Equatorial/azimuth, William Burt (1836) Christies South Kensington Ltd (New York) |
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Heliotrope of C F Gauss, F W Breithaupt (1835) Breithaupt (Kassel, Germany) |
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Phototheodolite, J H Steward (c 1900) Cambridge (England) |
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Azimuthal quadrant, G F Brander (1761) Deutsches Museum Munchen (Germany) |
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11' Geodetic transit theodolite, Troughton & Simms (Late 19th Century) Christies South Kensington Ltd (London) |
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Dividing Engine, F W Breithaupt (1818) Breithaupt (Kassel, Germany) |
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Portable azimuth circle, Attributed to morin (c 1880) Christies South Kensington Ltd (France) |
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Jacques Emile Proust and Alfred Louis Proust (behind theodolite) Walcha NSW 1910-1915 |
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Survey-team-at-work---Narrabri-NSW-1880 |