1890s English Military
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Could also possibly be railway related? I found it some time ago at my favourite 1890s English military site. Was cleaning out my phone and found this pic.
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Likely either used by a photographer to set up a lens aperture or a repair shop to verify opening size.
Though larger numbers mean smaller openings so that would have measured the "leaf" and not the opening.
Likely either used by a photographer to set up a lens aperture or a repair shop to verify opening size.
Though larger numbers mean smaller openings so that would have measured the "leaf" and not the opening.
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Yes I think maybe old box camera related. Nice find. congrats.
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