Box of compasses and measuring instruments. Germany, 18th-19th century

Box of compasses and measuring instruments. Germany, 18th-19th century.
Steel and porcelain instruments.
Wooden box lined with imitation leather.
Complete.
Exhibits wear consistent with age and use. Missing in the box.
Measurements: 2,5 x 20,5 x 11 cm.

Technical drawing case, conceived for the elaboration of architectural, engineering, cartographic plans or for the study of geometry. The presentation in a wooden case with velvet lined interior, which houses a square, angle protractor, different types of compasses (dry points, line drawing points...), interchangeable accessories, rulers and auxiliary points. The polishing of these metal surfaces indicates quality workmanship. It also includes white porcelain containers for inks. The style and construction of these instruments are consistent with the technical drawing tools produced at the end of the 19th century, characterized by their robustness, precision and functional aesthetics. The manufacture of these instruments would require advanced metallurgical skills and great precision in assembly.