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Anschütz Kriselkompass Poster Style:Germany, c. 1920s Writers: Guido Blumir

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Writers: Guido Blumir

please note creases and stickers on the bottom of the poster

Franco Parisi

The poster features an elegant illustration of two graceful women sitting under a blossoming fruit tree

Please note that this poster can be linen-backed on canvas for an additional price

Anschütz Kriselkompass Poster Style:Germany, c. 1920s Writers: Guido Blumir"Anschtz Kreiselkimpass Ohne Magnete" A kriselkompass (gyrocompass) is a compass that aligns itself with the meridian, making it a bound top tethered gyroscope that requires 2 4 hours for proper alignment at sea. Since they work independently of the earth's magnetic field, they show the true north direction. This poster advertises Hermann Anschtz Kaempfe's patenting of the technical principle behind the gyrocompass in 1904. Artist: Von Loewe Year: c.

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