Antique Brass Nautical Wooden Compas Sundial Galileo Clock maritime Pocket

Description

Since the beginning of humanity, it was known that the length of the shadow cast by an object indicating a different time of the day, as the shadow grew longer or shorter. The first sundial that man invented was a simple stake in the ground, and over the centuries he was discovered principles and mechanisms to give some precision to these measures.
The sundial
Galileo, is horizontal and is a perfect reproduction of the ones made in the sixteenth century, whose use was widespread at that time. Its interior decoration is typical of these sundials that can be seen in major museums around the world, such as the British Museum or the Naval Museum in Madrid. It is made of wood and is accompanied by a small manual with the story of the sundial and usage.
Two differents covers:
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An engraved brass and precious plate reproducing the nao Victoria,
-An old map with the four voyages of Christopher Columbus
Measures:
Width: 2-1/8"
Length: 3-1/8"
Thickness: 1"
Shipping: free within the US 3 to 5 days
Return: will be accepted within 30 days from receipt of good in the main condition you'll receive it. As described. Or shown in pictures.