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Glass framed photograph, time lapse sequence of the partially eclipsed Sun and corona at totality

Made:
1912 in St Petersburg and Russia
Glass framed photograph, time lapse sequence of the partially eclipsed Sun and corona at totality (black-and-white prints (photographs); astrophotographs; solar eclipses) Glass framed photograph, time lapse sequence of the partially eclipsed Sun and corona at totality (black-and-white prints (photographs); astrophotographs; solar eclipses) Glass framed photograph, time lapse sequence of the partially eclipsed Sun and corona at totality (black-and-white prints (photographs); astrophotographs; solar eclipses)
Glass framed photograph, time lapse sequence of the partially eclipsed Sun and corona at totality (black-and-white prints (photographs); astrophotographs; solar eclipses) Glass framed photograph, time lapse sequence of the partially eclipsed Sun and corona at totality (black-and-white prints (photographs); astrophotographs; solar eclipses) Glass framed photograph, time lapse sequence of the partially eclipsed Sun and corona at totality (black-and-white prints (photographs); astrophotographs; solar eclipses)

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Edward H Stubington. Enquiries to Science Museum, London.

Glass framed photograph [x34] showing a time lapse sequence of the partially eclipsed Sun and corona at totality. Taken by H. Stubington at St. Petersburg on April 17, 1912.

Details

Category:
Astronomy
Object Number:
1999-931
Materials:
wood, glass, paper and complete
Measurements:
overall: 15 x 360 x 298 mm
type:
black-and-white prints (photographs), astrophotographs and solar eclipses
credit:
Mr Roy J. Harrison

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