Vintage Surveyor's Tripod
An original adjustable vintage surveyor's tripod that would have been used to provide a stable, elevated platform for surveying instruments. Today it could be used to support a vintage light like an old school theatre spotlight.
The tripod stand is adjustable from 105cm to 173cm.
The top has a fixing point, but we do not know its size.
Instruments it might have supported include stations, theodolites, and levels. By supporting the instrument's weight and anchoring its spiked feet into the ground, it ensures the instrument remains steady during the measurement process, which is crucial for taking accurate and precise readings.
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Vintage Surveyor's Tripod
Vintage Surveyor's Tripod
An original adjustable vintage surveyor's tripod that would have been used to provide a stable, elevated platform for surveying instruments. Today it could be used to support a vintage light like an old school theatre spotlight.
The tripod stand is adjustable from 105cm to 173cm.
The top has a fixing point, but we do not know its size.
Instruments it might have supported include stations, theodolites, and levels. By supporting the instrument's weight and anchoring its spiked feet into the ground, it ensures the instrument remains steady during the measurement process, which is crucial for taking accurate and precise readings.
Original: $165.00
-70%$165.00
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An original adjustable vintage surveyor's tripod that would have been used to provide a stable, elevated platform for surveying instruments. Today it could be used to support a vintage light like an old school theatre spotlight.
The tripod stand is adjustable from 105cm to 173cm.
The top has a fixing point, but we do not know its size.
Instruments it might have supported include stations, theodolites, and levels. By supporting the instrument's weight and anchoring its spiked feet into the ground, it ensures the instrument remains steady during the measurement process, which is crucial for taking accurate and precise readings.
