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Baker, T. Y. (1931) The 45 degrees Prismatic Astrolabe. The Geographical Journal, 77 (5) 429 doi:10.2307/1783604

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TitleThe 45 degrees Prismatic Astrolabe
JournalThe Geographical Journal
AuthorsBaker, T. Y.Author
Year1931 (May)Volume77
Issue5
PublisherJSTOR
DOIdoi:10.2307/1783604
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