When did the Hilger and Watts theodolite come out?
Hilger & Watts No 1 Microptic theodolite serial no 86087, probably dating from 1954. It is complete with fitted steel case and stand and has a plummet in the case and a ray shade.
Where are Hilger and Watts optical measurement instruments made?
Hilger and Watts, makers of optical measurement instruments, Camberwell Road, London SE5. Hilger Division – 98 St Pancras Way, Camden Road, London NW1.
Who are the founders of Hilger and Watts?
Hilger and Watts, makers of optical measurement instruments, Camberwell Road, London SE5. Hilger Division – 98 St Pancras Way, Camden Road, London NW1 1948 Incorporated as a public company to acquire 3 old established firms engaged in theodolites, microscopes, etc E. R. Watts and Son, Adam Hilger and James Swift and Son .
What kind of telescope does Hilger and Watts have?
Typical of levels of this period the parallel plates with their four levelling screws can be detached from the rest of the instrument. The telescope has rack & pinion focusing and an extendable ray shade. Hilger & Watts No 1 Microptic theodolite serial no 86087, probably dating from 1954.
Hilger & Watts No 1 Microptic theodolite serial no 86087, probably dating from 1954. It is complete with fitted steel case and stand and has a plummet in the case and a ray shade.
Hilger and Watts, makers of optical measurement instruments, Camberwell Road, London SE5. Hilger Division – 98 St Pancras Way, Camden Road, London NW1.
Hilger and Watts, makers of optical measurement instruments, Camberwell Road, London SE5. Hilger Division – 98 St Pancras Way, Camden Road, London NW1 1948 Incorporated as a public company to acquire 3 old established firms engaged in theodolites, microscopes, etc E. R. Watts and Son, Adam Hilger and James Swift and Son .
Typical of levels of this period the parallel plates with their four levelling screws can be detached from the rest of the instrument. The telescope has rack & pinion focusing and an extendable ray shade. Hilger & Watts No 1 Microptic theodolite serial no 86087, probably dating from 1954.
