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1. Drainage Level, by Thomas Wright, London, 1724

2. Astronomical Demonstration Device, English, 1817

3. Magnetic Compass, by Spencer & Co., London, Early 19th Century

4. Butterfield-Type Dial, by P. Le Maire, Paris, Early 18th Century

5. Inclining Dial, by Johann Christoph Keller, Linz, c. 1590

6. Bloud-Type Magnetic Azimuth Dial, by Charles Bloud, Dieppe,...

7. Hydrometers, Britain

8. Astronomical Compendium, by Erasmus Habermel, Prague, Late...

9. Equinoctial Ring Dial, with Horizontal Compass Dial, by I....

10. Mechanical Equinoctial Dial, by Claude Dunod, Dusseldorf, 1716

11. Horizontal String-Gnomon Dial, by Erasmus Habermel, Prague?,...

12. Double Plate Electrostatic Condenser, English, c. 1900

13. Simple Theodolite, by Thomas Wright, English, Early 18th Century

14. Circumferentor with Magnetic Azimuth Dial, by W. R., Dublin,...

15. Medical Director, English, 19th Century

16. Pair of Medical Directors, English, c. 1830

17. Equinoctial Ring Dial, by Thomas Heath, London, c. 1730

18. Multiplying Glass, c.1830

19. Case for Folding Eye-Glasses, c.1800

20. Folding Eye-Glasses, c.1800

21. Folding Eye-Glasses and case, c.1800

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22. Read-type Medical Frictional Generator, English, c. 1770

23. Electrostatic Tinplate Fire House, by W. & S. Jones, London,...

24. Lane Electrometer on Leyden Jar, by George Adams Jnr, London,...

25. Medical Electrostatic Machine, by George Adams, London, 1786

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