Surveying Transit with Tripod and Case
Object/Artifact
Surveying equipment. Brass surveyor's transit with wooden tripod and wooden case. Sold by McAllister & Brothers, Philadelphia.
Surveying Transit with Tripod and Case
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A transit level is an optical instrument, or a telescope, complete with a built-in spirit level that is mounted on a tripod. Transit levels are used mainly for surveying and construction, but they can be used to determine the relative position of lines and objects as well.
Genesee Country Village and Museum
McAllister & Brothers
1865
19th Century
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
United States of America
North America
Other Number
81.103.7.a-c
3
1 transit (81.103.7a), 1 tripod (81.103.7b), 1 case (81.103.7c)
Wood
Brass
Glass