Antique Rolling Ruler, English Cartographer’s Instrument, Architect, Edwardian

Our Stock # 25154

This is a fine antique cased rolling ruler. An English brass cartographer's or architect's instrument, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910. A superb example of precision engineering, this piece is ideal for collectors of scientific antiques and military survey equipment.

• Quality brass construction, displaying a light, desirable patina from decades of careful use
• Favoured by draughtsmen, cartographers, and architects for accurate line work
• Acrylic-lined edge for clear visibility and smooth alignment
• Glides effortlessly with a pair of finely machined brass rollers, ensuring precision across maps or plans
• Presented within a fitted satinwood carry case, offering rich grain interest and warm caramel hues
• Case engraved with the military broad arrow and Ordnance Survey serial number, adding historic and institutional provenance
• Tactile and practical form, ideal for display or continued use in specialist applications

This is a delightfully engineered Edwardian surveyor’s ruler, sure to appeal to collectors of vintage scientific instruments, militaria, or those with a passion for antique cartography tools. Delivered ready to enjoy.

Dimensions:
Case Width: 109cm (43'')
Case Depth: 9cm (3.5'')
Case Height: 4.5cm (1.75'')

Ruler Width: 106.5cm (42'')
Ruler Depth: 6.5cm (2.5'')
Ruler Height: 2.5cm (1'')