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The Hanzla Collection Vintage Antique Brass Astrolabe is an 8-inch Arabic navigational and astrological globe crafted from solid antique brass, weighing approximately 500 grams. Designed as both a functional astronomical calendar and a decorative piece, it offers a compact yet striking addition to any professional or home setting, making it an ideal gift for those who appreciate history and sophisticated design.






| ASIN | B072JZVT48 |
| Base Material | Brass |
| Base material | Brass |
| Best Sellers Rank | 742,281 in Stationery & Office Supplies ( See Top 100 in Stationery & Office Supplies ) 9,454 in School Curriculum Resources 18,599 in Wall Calendars (Stationery & Office Supplies) |
| Brand | Hanzla Collection |
| Brand Name | Hanzla Collection |
| Colour | Brown/Gold |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 8 Reviews |
| Manufacturer | Hanzla |
| Map Type | Star Map |
| Map type | Star Map |
| Material | Metal |
| Model Number | HC1258 |
| Part Number | HC1258 |
| UPC | 755756974302 |
R**R
Centuries Old Navigation Instrument
An interesting item , it came from the city of Roorkee in northern India and took a month to make it to California . It looks like it was made from a mold of a very old { centuries at least } astrolabe . All the writing is in Arabic and I think it is missing a part , I think it should have a pointer on the back to calculate the angle above the horizon of a prominent star to find your latitude . These were navigation instruments used before sextants came along . It consists of 3 parts , the bottom is the Mater which represents the earth as a level disk with no curvature or motion , the top is the Rete which represents the night sky showing the prominent stars which rotate around the north star , and in between are plates showing detailed info relating to celestial bodies when viewed from different latitudes . Its heavy brass and polishes up to a beautiful luster . Enjoy .
V**A
Exactly like in the picture
Great quality, heavy-weight and a perfect replica of the original medieval astrolabe.
M**N
Should have been the Astrolobe I bought in the first place.
Great Astrolobe! Only problem was it not having a Sexton on the back. But that was described anyway. Overall, it's better then I thought, after getting one before that was all disappointment. Thanks!
A**R
Not as pictured
The delivered item does not have a wingnut for changing the disks and seems to only have one disk. the picture clearly shows a removable wingnut and screw attachment as well as different disks. The metal face is also poorly aligned and scratches the disk inside when rotated.
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