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astrological astrolabe, possibly Germanic, early 16th Century
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imitation planispheric astrolabe, late 19th or 20th Century
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Maker
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planispheric astrolabe, with rete, six plates, alidade, rule and horse, Italian [attributed], late 15th Century, with some parts likely modern
Origin
Italy [attributed]
Maker
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brass planispheric astrolabe, by M. Akhbar, Persian, 1820
Origin
Persia (Islamic) [Iran]
Maker
M. Akhbar
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astrolabe, with mater, rete, rule, single latitude plate, and pin, French [attributed], 15th Century (with modern repairs)
Origin
France [attributed]
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Brass planispheric astrolabe, Persian, after Ali ibn Sadiq, 18th or 19th century, a possible forgery / fake
Origin
Persia (Islamic) [Iran?]
Maker
[copy of] Ali ibn Sadiq
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planispheric astrolabe, by Ahmad b. Umar al-Jilani, Islamic, 1526
Origin
Persia [attributed] (Islamic) [Iran, attributed]
Maker
Ahmad b. Umar al-Jilani
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model astrolabe, by Jenkin, manufactured by W. Watson and Sons Ltd., English, 1925
Origin
England; London; 313 High Holborn, WC1
Maker
Jenkin W. Watson and Sons Ltd. [manufacturer]
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astrolabe with Rojas-type universal projection, attributed to Antoine Mestrel, French, mid-16th Century
Origin
France; Paris [based on attributed maker]
Maker
Mestrel, Antoine [attributed]
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