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Nautical astrolabe, Francisco de Goes, 1608, Portuguese manufacture, Medici Collections (Legacy of Robert Dudley), Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 1119), Florence.

Nautical astrolabe, Francisco de Goes, 1608, Portuguese manufacture, Medici Collections (Legacy of Robert Dudley), Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 1119), Florence.

© Institute and Museum of the History of Science / Franca Principe

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Nautical astrolabe, Francisco de Goes, 1608, Portuguese manufacture, Medici Collections (Legacy of Robert Dudley), Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 1119), Florence.

Polyhedral dial, Stefano Buonsignori, XVI cent., Florence, Medici Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 2459), Florence.

Nobile's electromagnetic kit to demonstrate the electromagnetic properties of currents, 1833 ca., Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 1553), Florence.

Optical toy, Ludovico Buti, 1593, Medici Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 3197), Florence

Hydrostatic balance, mid XVII cent., Florentine manufacture, Medici Collections Accademia del Cimento nucleus), Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 27), Florence.

Model of water-raising machine, late XVIII cent., Florence, Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 983), Florence.

Volta hydrogen lamp, 1790 ca., Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 1243), Florence.

Apparatus to demonstrate the isochronism of falls along a spiral on a paraboloid, first half XVIII cent., Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 976), Florence.

Apparatus to demonstrate the parabolic trajectory of projectiles, late XVIII cent., Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 968), Florence.

Double cone on inclined plane (mechanical paradox), second half XVIII cent., Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 3387), Florence.

Paper-disk hygrometer, Adams, second half XVIII cent., Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 411, 4), Florence.

Marsilio Landriani's eudiometer, 1776, Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 1371), Florence.

Theodolite, Nairne & Blunt Firm, 1774-1793, London, Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 584), Florence.

Rotation machine for experiments involving centrifugal force, second half XVIII cent., Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 1027), Florence.

Middle finger of the right hand of Galileo Galilei, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 2432), Florence.

Armed loadstone by Galileo Galilei, armature 1608 ca., Medici Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 2431), Florence.

Octagonal telescope, Eustachio Divini, 1674, Rome, Medici Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 2557), Florence.

Drum electrical machine, 1776 ca., Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 3408), Florence.

Cylinder dial, late XVI cent., Florence, Medici Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 2457), Florence.

Lens-grinding lathe, Andrea Frati, second half XVIII cent., Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 3194), Florence.

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Nautical astrolabe, Francisco de Goes, 1608, Portuguese manufacture, Medici Collections (Legacy of Robert Dudley), Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 1119), Florence.

Polyhedral dial, Stefano Buonsignori, XVI cent., Florence, Medici Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 2459), Florence.

Nobile's electromagnetic kit to demonstrate the electromagnetic properties of currents, 1833 ca., Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 1553), Florence.

Optical toy, Ludovico Buti, 1593, Medici Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 3197), Florence

Hydrostatic balance, mid XVII cent., Florentine manufacture, Medici Collections Accademia del Cimento nucleus), Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 27), Florence.

Model of water-raising machine, late XVIII cent., Florence, Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 983), Florence.

Volta hydrogen lamp, 1790 ca., Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 1243), Florence.

Apparatus to demonstrate the isochronism of falls along a spiral on a paraboloid, first half XVIII cent., Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 976), Florence.

Apparatus to demonstrate the parabolic trajectory of projectiles, late XVIII cent., Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 968), Florence.

Double cone on inclined plane (mechanical paradox), second half XVIII cent., Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 3387), Florence.

Paper-disk hygrometer, Adams, second half XVIII cent., Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 411, 4), Florence.

Marsilio Landriani's eudiometer, 1776, Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 1371), Florence.

Theodolite, Nairne & Blunt Firm, 1774-1793, London, Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 584), Florence.

Rotation machine for experiments involving centrifugal force, second half XVIII cent., Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 1027), Florence.

Middle finger of the right hand of Galileo Galilei, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 2432), Florence.

Armed loadstone by Galileo Galilei, armature 1608 ca., Medici Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 2431), Florence.

Octagonal telescope, Eustachio Divini, 1674, Rome, Medici Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 2557), Florence.

Drum electrical machine, 1776 ca., Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 3408), Florence.

Cylinder dial, late XVI cent., Florence, Medici Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 2457), Florence.

Lens-grinding lathe, Andrea Frati, second half XVIII cent., Lorraine Collections, Institute and Museum of the History of Science (inv. 3194), Florence.