The Horology Museum
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Instruments · 1462
Astrolabe by Regiomontanus, Germany, 1462
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Instruments · ca. 1500
Sundial, Germany, ca. 1500
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Instruments · 1501-1600
Circular sundial, copper gilt and engraved, German, 16th century (no compass needle on cover glass)
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1501-1600
Tablet sundial, ivory, 3" x 1 3/4", German, 16th century
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1531
Sundial with compass, in an engraved block of ivory by Gresel, German dated 1531
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1531-1570
Sundial, Germany, 1531-1570
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1537-1632
Tablet sundial of ivory, 3 x 1 7/8-inches, by Hans Ducher, Nuremberg, Germany, 1537-1632 (see note).
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1537-1632
Tablet Sundial, ivory, engraved and coloured, 4 3/4"x3" (chipped)
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1543
Nocturnal with quadrant at back gilt metal diam 5 3/16in (11-1879 vram req) engraved " Caspar Vopel mathema faciebat coloniae 1543", Germany, 1543
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1548
Astrolabe by Hartmann, Georg, 1489-1564, Germany, 1548
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1562
Sundial by Ulrich III Kdear (artist), Germany, 1562
Fine Arts Museum Vienna
Instruments · 1566
Compendium tablet sun-dial, brass gilt, with three silvered latitude plates and magnetic compass, signed Christopher Schissler, Augsburg, Germany, dated 1566.
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1569
Sundial by Heiden, Christian, Germany, 1569
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1574
Ivory tablet compass sundial; 3 3/4 x 2 3/8 x 7/16-inches. Made by Hans Ducher, Nuremberg, Germany, 1574. (Compass needle and glass missing.) (See note.)
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · late 16th century
Priming flask with sundial and compass, Germany, late 16th century
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Instruments · 1575
Sundial, Germany, 1575
MAK – Museum of Applied Arts
Instruments · 1578-1631
Tablet sun-dial 532-68, V & A M. reg, ivory inscribed "Hans Troschel faciebat", German, 6in by 3 1/4 in, 1578-1631
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1581
Pocket sundial and compass of sheet brass, gilt, etched and engraved.
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Instruments · 1589
Sun-dial, ivory with folding ivory tablets, inscribed "Hans Tucher zu Nuremberg 1589" size 6" x 4", Nuremberg, 1589
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1589
Sundial by Markus Purmann (artist), Germany, 1589
Fine Arts Museum Vienna
Instruments · ca. 1598
Portable diptych sundial by Hans Tröschel the Elder, Germany, ca. 1598
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Instruments · 1596
South German cup (scaphe or goblet) sundial dated 1596 for latitude 42 degrees, showing equal, temporal and Italian hours
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1597
Sundial, Germany, 1597
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1600–1636
Astrolabe, Germany, 1600–1636
Rijksmuseum