Null Augsburger Kugel für die Breitengrade, geschaffen vom königlichen Ingenieur…

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Augsburger Kugel für die Breitengrade, geschaffen vom königlichen Ingenieur und Mathematiker Claude Langlois (1703-1760) Signiert "Langlois Paris Galleriesw du Louvre". Mit gefaltetem Grad- und Stundenbogen und verschiedenen Weltstädten, die mit ihren Breitengraden beschriftet sind. Maße: 8 x 8 cm

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Augsburger Kugel für die Breitengrade, geschaffen vom königlichen Ingenieur und Mathematiker Claude Langlois (1703-1760) Signiert "Langlois Paris Galleriesw du Louvre". Mit gefaltetem Grad- und Stundenbogen und verschiedenen Weltstädten, die mit ihren Breitengraden beschriftet sind. Maße: 8 x 8 cm

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