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I purchased a couple of "oldies" recently. One is an old Buff & Buff Wye Level with case (I have a number of these) and the other is a little oddity that I have never seen before.
I did find it in a 1910 Dietzgen Catalogue:
The compass is in surveying format and reads to 30'. The horizontal circle has an upper and lower motion with locks and a vernier that reads to 5'.
An interesting little chunk of brass. Has anybody ever seen anything like this?
I sure haven't until now.
Posted : April 28, 2013 7:40 pm
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I got an old GURLEY transit off of ebay a few months ago. It is right next to impossible to pass up a real old pc of real survey equipment, when the price is less than $200.
I gotta have a whole assembly of equipment, to teach these young uns where surveying came from.
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Posted : April 29, 2013 5:43 am