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Geometric Model, L. Brill No. 16 Carton Ser. No. 7, Half a Cone

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Geometric Model, L. Brill No. 16 Carton Ser. No. 7, Half a Cone Made from Cardstock, on Stand
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  • Geometric Model, L. Brill No. 16 Carton Ser. No. 7, Half a Cone Made from Cardstock, on Stand
  • Geometric Model, L. Brill No. 16 Carton Ser. No. 7, Half a Cone Made from Cardstock, on Stand with Envelope
  • Geometric Model, L. Brill No. 16 Carton Ser. No. 7, Half a Cone Made from Cardstock, on Stand
  • Geometric Model, L. Brill No. 16 Carton Ser. No. 7, Half a Cone Made from Cardstock, on Stand
  • Geometric Model, L. Brill No. 16 Carton Ser. No. 7, Half a Cone Made from Cardstock, Flat
  • Geometric Model, L. Brill No. 16. Carton Ser. No. 7, Half a Cone Made from Cardstock on Stand, Front View
  • Geometric Model, L. Brill No. 16. Carton Ser. No. 7, Half a Cone Made from Cardstock on Stand, Back View
  • Geometric Models, L. Brill No. 16 and L. Brill No. 22. Half a Cone and Paraboloid Made from Cardstock on Stands
  • Geometric Models, L. Brill No. 16 and L. Brill No. 22. Half a Cone and Paraboloid Made from Cardstock on Stands with Envelope
  • Geometric Models, L. Brill No. 16 and L. Brill No. 22. Half a Cone and Paraboloid Made from Cardstock Flat with Stands and Envelope
  • Geometric Models from L. Brill's Carton Series Flat in Envelopes with Box

    Object Details

    maker

    L. Brill

    Description

    This tan paper model shows half a cone. It is stored flat; the dimensions are for it when open. The model consists of fourteen circles and portions of circles intersecting fourteen other circles and portions of circles. It is stored in a gray envelope with model 1985.112.18. The envelope, in turn, is stored in a brown paper box with other models in the series.
    An unnumbered stand that is part of 1985.0112.005 may be for this model.
    Reference:
    L. Brill, Catalog, 1892, p. 1, 58.

    Location

    Currently not on view

    Credit Line

    Gift of Wesleyan University

    date made

    1892

    ID Number

    1985.0112.004

    catalog number

    1985.0112.004

    accession number

    1985.0112

    Object Name

    geometric model

    Physical Description

    paper (overall material)

    Measurements

    overall: 11 cm x 11.5 cm x 9 cm; 4 5/16 in x 4 1/2 in x 3 9/16 in

    place made

    Germany: Hesse, Darmstadt

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    Medicine and Science: Mathematics
    Science & Mathematics

    Data Source

    National Museum of American History

    Subject

    Mathematics

    Metadata Usage

    CC0

    Link to Original Record

    https://n2t.net/ark:/65665/ng49ca746a5-1171-704b-e053-15f76fa0b4fa

    Record ID

    nmah_693880

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