Planisferic Astrolabe L.H.V. 10

Astrolabes date from the time of Ptolemy and the name in Greek means "Star Searcher."

Planispheric (Catholic or European) astrolabe. Stars updated. Set for 50.5º latitude. Specially developed by Hemisferium with classic Renaissance design. 

It is a tool for astronomers, astrologers, and surveyors widely used until the 17th century.

This beautifully crafted instrument of brass with companion wood base will delight and intrigue. The wooden base is ideal for placement of a commemorative plaque in recognition of achievement or an event.

Max Height: 4.72"

Diameter: 3.94"

Thickness: 0.28"