So, one of our followers on Facebook posted the following antique surveying instrument to our page asking if anyone knew anything about it. I thought it might be fun to ask the network if they knew anything about it, its history and who made it. Please post anything you know about this instrument in the comments below and let's see who in the community is an instrument expert.
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