Hartmann Brass Astrolabe – H37 Replica

Discover beauty and functionality combined in one exceptional item – the Large Hartmann Brass Astrolabe. This extraordinary replica of an astrolabe is modeled after the original created by the Nuremberg maker G. Hartmann in 1532. The original masterpiece is housed in the British Museum in London.

This is a legendary medieval computer that served as a precise navigational device and astronomical instrument. The astrolabe is handcrafted with meticulous attention to detail, making it not only a beautiful decoration but also an extremely functional tool.

Fully functional, this astrolabe now allows for current measurements. Using a modern star map, it enables the determination of time, star positions, and directions. It can recreate a 3D star map on a flat surface, making it an ideal tool for astronomy and navigation enthusiasts.

The Hartmann Brass Astrolabe stands out with its elegant craftsmanship and attention to detail, making it a perfect premium gift. Ideal for:

• - Space lovers and astrophysicists
• - Lecturers and academic staff
• - Sailors and mariners as a navigational device

Dimensions: maximum height 18 cm, diameter 15 cm, depth 0.7 cm. The astrolabe comes in a colorful cardboard box, making it perfect for gifting.

Fun fact: The astrolabe, one of the oldest astronomical tools, allowed scientists in the Middle Ages to accurately determine the positions of the Sun and stars. Thanks to this, travelers could better navigate unknown waters.

Moreover, there is an option for personalization through engraving, making it an even more unique and personal gift.