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It is made up of an articulated arm
which is placed in the Kensington Museum and belonged to the Army of Philipe II (16th century)
The magnetic compass is a nautical instrument whose use was fundamental in the development of navigation and cartography in the 16th century
Scale significantly reduced (very complex instrument in this size could be used to learned its parts and basis of use
Philip II patronize a variety of studies in astronomy
Brass Octagonal Pocket Sundial Quadrant It is made up ofReproduction of a Diptych dial, known as Pocket sundial. With a "weight ball" to check the balance of the instrument. Dated between 16th 17th Centuries. Hand crafted of brass and wood with green paint finish accented with a brass clasp and hinge. Featuring a compass and cotton shadow line. Orient the compass north and let the shadow tell your solar time. Width: 2. 87" Height: 0. 79"
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