Henry ROBERT (1795-1874) Model of a sundial or "shepherd's dial" in boxwood and …

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Henry ROBERT (1795-1874)

Model of a sundial or "shepherd's dial" in boxwood and engraved paper, given for 47° latitude Cardboard case with the instructions for use of the watch Signed on the body A Paris Henry ROBERT, watchmaker rue du coq Saint-Honoré N°8 France, 19th century

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Henry ROBERT (1795-1874)

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