File:Erhard Etzlaub 1513 sundial, photograph by J Drecker 1925, edited.jpg
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Etzlaub's 1513 sundial ("Kompast" or "Compast"). Size of the instrument, which seems to be kept in USA, is 84 x 116 mm. Instructions on the use of his sundials were given by Etzlaub in Codex ad Compastum Norembergensem which was kept by Staatsbibliothek, Munich, Germany, but seems lost. Note: there are only two of Etzlaub's sundials known to exist. The 1511 item is kept by Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nuremberg. |
| Date | (object) 1925 (photograph by Joseph Drecker (1853--1931). |
| Source | http://www.wilhelmkruecken.de/Etzlaub/drecker25minBW.JPG |
| Author | Erhard Etzlaub / Joseph Drecker |
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| current | 15:39, 21 February 2007 | | 507 × 462 (55 KB) | I.R. Annie IP. | |
| 10:47, 21 February 2007 |  | 400 × 283 (42 KB) | I.R. Annie IP. | {{Information |Description= Etzlaub's 1513 sundial ("Kompast" or "Compast"). Size of the instrument, which seems to be kept in USA, is 84 x 116 mm. <br/>Instructions on the use of his sundials were given by Etzlaub in ''Codex ad Compastum Norembergensem'' |
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