I. Ramsden. Optician to His Majesty RMG PX6438
Print showing the instrument maker Jesse Rasmden (1735-1800) holding a rule and dividers, with his arm resting on the dividing engine that he invented, and in the background, one of his most famous instruments, the Palermo altazimuth circle.
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Jesse RamsdenJesse Ramsden war ein englischer Optiker und Hersteller mathematischer und optischer Instrumente. Er war der führende Instrumentenbauer seiner Zeit. .. weiterlesen