Dunn, Samuel - An introduction to the theory and use of the pantographer, as made and improved by Thomas Newman, (successor to Mess. Heath and Wing,) mathematical instrument maker in Exeter change : shewing the nature of construction, and the manner of using it in copying drawings of figures, ornaments, plans, maps, charts, &c.

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Author:	Dunn, Samuel
Title:	An introduction to the theory and use of the pantographer, as made and improved by Thomas Newman, (successor to Mess. Heath and Wing,) mathematical instrument maker in Exeter change : shewing the nature of construction, and the manner of using it in copying drawings of figures, ornaments, plans, maps, charts, &c.
Year:	1774
City:	London
Number of Pages:	1 Taf., 16 S., 7 Taf., 16 S. : Ill.

Document ID:	MPIWG:98BB93ZA
Permanent URL:	http://echo.mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de/MPIWG:98BB93ZA

Copyright:	Max Planck Institute for the History of Science (unless stated otherwise)
License:	CC-BY-SA (unless stated otherwise)