The Horology Museum
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Instruments · c. 50
Portable sundial
Ensérune museum
Instruments · 1568–1590
Original leather case for silver altitude sundial, made by Humfrey Cole, London, 1568–1590.
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1581
Pocket sundial and compass of sheet brass, gilt, etched and engraved.
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Instruments · 1587
Sundial by F. F. Stephanus, Italy, 1587
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1588
Sundial by A. Ryther, England, 1588
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · c. 1598
Portable diptych sundial by Hans Tröschel the Elder, Germany, c. 1598
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Instruments · 17th century
Portable Compass Sundial
Art Institute of Chicago
Instruments · 1602
Portable diptych sundial by Paulus Reinman, Germany, 1602
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Instruments · 1620
Portable diptych sundial by Hans Tröschel the Younger, Germany, 1620
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Instruments · 1623
Portable Compass Sundial
Art Institute of Chicago
Instruments · c. 1650 - c. 1700
Folding compass and sundial, ivory, engraved in black with brass fittings, France (Dieppe), ca. 1650-1700
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Instruments · 1650–1665
Folding pocket compass and sundial in boxwood case made by Henry Sutton, Threadneedle Street, London, 1650–1665.
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · 1660/80
Portable Diptych with Compass, Sundial, and Perpetual Calendar
Art Institute of Chicago
Instruments · c. 1660
Sundial - Magnetic Azimuth, Jacques Senecal, Dieppe, France, c. 1660
Museums Victoria, Melbourne
Instruments · c. 1666–80
Portable diptych sundial probably by by Charles Bloud, c. 1666–80
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Instruments · probably before 1681
Sundial by Jacques Lucas, France, probably before 1681
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Instruments · 1680–1700
Sundial and case by Michael Butterfield, France, 1680–1700
Victoria and Albert Museum, London
Instruments · 1693
Portable sundial and perpetual calendar, by Johann Henrich Börner, Germany, 1693.
Science Museum Group, London
Instruments · first half 18th century
Portable horizontal sundial by Rousselle, first half 18th century
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Instruments · 1700/25
Portable Sundial
Art Institute of Chicago
Instruments · 1701
Portable equatorial or equinoctial sundial by Dominicus Lusuerg, 1701
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Instruments · c. 1721–26
Portable equatorial sundial by Johann Mathias Willebrand, c. 1721–26
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Instruments · c. 1725
Portable equatorial sundial by Ludewig, c. 1725
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Instruments · 1735–57
Portable horizontal sundial by Claude Langlois, France, 1735–57
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York