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Original Cole Fleet St. Waywiser/ Surveyor’s wheel

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Original Cole Fleet St. Waywiser/ Surveyor’s wheel Cole of Fleet St London Waywiser or Surveyors Wheel %%alt5%% %%alt6%%
Original Cole of Fleet Street, London oak waywiser or road distance measuring gague. Instrument comprising of oak with steel wheeled tyre and silvered dial. Complete with oak display stand. Wheel 81cm. Circa 1750. Important collector’s item.
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$2347.10  USA
€2024.58  EU
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Category Scientific Antiques Date 1750  Mid 18th Century Antiques Material Oak Origin English Maker Cole of Orrery Condition Excellent Item code as467a067 / Cap/T Status For Sale

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