The Horology Museum
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Instruments · 1145-1155
Brass Moorish planispheric astrolabe with five plates, a shadow dial on the reverse and silver studs on the rete, c. 1150, IC 1058 [international checklist].
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1221
Astrolabe by Mohammad ibn Bekr ibn Mohammad Al Rashidi Al-Abari, Iran (Persia), 1221
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1290–1292
Astrolabe by ‘Umar ibn Yusuf ibn ‘Umar ibn ‘Ali ibn Rasul al-Muzaffari, Yemen, 1290–1292
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Instruments · 1295-1305
Astrolabe, France, 1295-1305
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1300-1400
Astrolabe of cast sheet brass, with additional cast elements, engraved, France; 1300-1400
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Instruments · 1425-1435
Astrolabe, 1425-1435
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1462
Astrolabe by Regiomontanus, Germany, 1462
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Instruments · 1495-1505
Astrolabe, Italy, 1495-1505
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1500–1599
Astrolabe by Gemma Frisius, Belgium, 1500–1599
Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage
Instruments · 1500–1599
Astrolabe by J. A. Lynden, Belgium, 1500–1599
Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage
Instruments · 1500–1599
Astrolabe by Juan de Roias, Belgium, 1500–1599
Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage
Instruments · 1500–1599
Astrolabe by Lambert Damery, Belgium, 1500–1599
Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage
Instruments · 1501-1600
Sundial and Astrolabe, gilt and silvered, in case, made by Johannes Bonius, 16th century
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1548
Astrolabe by Hartmann, Georg, 1489-1564, Germany, 1548
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1565-1575
Astrolabe by Arsenius, Gualterus; Arsenius, Ferdinand, Belgium, 1565-1575
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1572
Brass planispheric astrolabe, 22 stars on rete, Rojas projection on back, Italian, dated 1572
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1600–1699
Astrolabe by Henry Sutton, Belgium, 1600–1699
Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage
Instruments · 1600–1699
Astrolabe by John Allen, Belgium, 1600–1699
Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage
Instruments · 1600–1699
Astrolabe by Lambert Damery, Belgium, 1600–1699 (Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage AP_10277393)
Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage
Instruments · 1600–1699
Astrolabe by Lambert Damery, Belgium, 1600–1699 (Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage AP_10368156)
Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage
Instruments · 1600–1636
Astrolabe, Germany, 1600–1636
Rijksmuseum
Instruments · 1600-1700
Astrolabe, Iran (Persia), 1600-1700
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Instruments · 17th century
Astrolabe, Iran (Persia), 17th century
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Instruments · 1600-1699
Indo-Persian planispheric astrolabe with four plates, 17th century.
Science Museum Group, London