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Cooke and Sons astrograph
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Cooke and Sons photographic camera
Thornton Pickard photographic camera
Cavignato chronograph
Fuess chronograph
Barraud marine chronometer
Two cell photometer
One cell photometer
Stellar interferometer
Sundial at Babylonian hours
Sundial at Italic hours
Micrometro
Grubb wire micrometer
Pendulum A. Kittel
Pendulum Cavignato and Mioni
Kobell pendulum
Riefler pendulum
Pendulum Riefler and Secchi
Browning prism spectroscope
Browning prism spectroscope
Instrument of the Repsold and Soehne passages
Zenithal telescope
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Salmoiraghi refractor telescope

Salmoiraghi refractor telescope

Anonymous

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Astronomical Observatory of Abruzzo

Astronomical Observatory of Abruzzo

Via Mentore Maggini, Teramo

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It is a refractor with an equatorial mount supported by a cast iron column, with 13.5 cm of aperture and 175 cm of focal distance. The telescope tube is made of walnut wood, while the objective holder and the eyepiece holders are made of brass. Defined as the Comet Seeker it was mainly used as a guide scope for the Cooke photographic camera (16.5 cm aperture), and in practice it proved not sufficiently robust to hold the complex stably. It is with this instrument that Cerulli discovered a new planet "Interamnia" and found the "Comet 1910 e". In 1955 the second Cooke photographic camera (8 cm aperture) was applied with the necessary modifications in order to obtain an ensemble with the necessary stability. Later, in the late 1960s, the "Cooke" cameras were replaced with a Zeiss astrograph (20 cm aperture 144 cm focal distance)
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Title: Salmoiraghi refractor telescope

Author: Anonymous

Date: 1900

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Displayed in: Astronomical Observatory of Abruzzo

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