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Safe-T 45700 Bullseye Compass

Safe-T 45700 Bullseye Compass

The Smithsonian catalogs Safe-T 45700 Bullseye Compass as compass in its Mathematics records.

Like 2000.0160.06, this red and white plastic instrument combines a ruler, a protractor, and a compass. Unlike 2000.0160.06, this object is smaller, white instead of clear, and uses a slide instead of rows of holes for setting the radius of a circle. The semicircular (protractor) end is wider than the rectangular part of the instrument. It is marked in 15-degree increments in both directions, from

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The Smithsonian lists the object under Mathematics and dates it 2000.

Like 2000.0160.06, this red and white plastic instrument combines a ruler, a protractor, and a compass. Unlike 2000.0160.06, this object is smaller, white instead of clear, and uses a slide instead of rows of holes for setting the radius of a circle. The semicircular (protractor) end is wider than the rectangular part of the instrument. It is marked in 15-degree increments in both directions, from

Smithsonian InstitutionSafe-T 45700 Bullseye Compass

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