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The Fully Enclosed Vertical Circle with Edge Graduation.<br />

For Transits used only in Mines, Tunnels, etc.<br />

Applicable to Transits No. 4, 5, 6D, 6H, and 7.<br />

In distinction<br />

fo the open<br />

frame form of<br />

the p r o te c t e d<br />

vertical circle<br />

shown in the<br />

foregoing illustrations,<br />

designed<br />

to offer the minimum<br />

resistance<br />

of the exposed<br />

area of a Transit to wind pressure and to prevent<br />

the instrument from being blown over in<br />

surface surveying, we recommend, where a<br />

transit is used only underground, the fully<br />

enclosed type to protect its graduations, as<br />

in the horizontal circle, from dripping water,<br />

and to a great extent also from fumes and gases existing<br />

in mines. The vernier frame shown in this cut is<br />

therefore so constructed that it forms a shell without<br />

any openings except those for the glass-protected verniers.<br />

Two semi-discs, which can be easily removed<br />

whenever desirable, fit into this v ernier carrying shell<br />

at the back, thus encasing the vertical circle completely,<br />

but allowing it to move freely with the telescope. No _<br />

water can penetrate inside this shell at any time while in use, nor when carried on its tripod or in hand, if<br />

caution is taken to carry the instrument so that its front outside surface is slightly inclined in an upward<br />

direction. Made to order only.<br />

Price of vertical circle with edge graduation, as in cut, reading to<br />

minutes, but with only one double vernier at eye-end, glass-covered<br />

Code WovdB<br />

extra over price of Transits !N"o. 4, 5 and G, enumerated with<br />

regular full vertical circle<br />

Price, extra over $35.OO Hestard<br />

price of Transit No. 6D<br />

25.OO Hestene<br />

Price of vertical circle with edge graduations as in cut, with two<br />

double opposite verniers, reading to minutes, glass-covered extra<br />

over price of Transit No. 4, 5 and G, enumerated with regular full vertical<br />

circle<br />

45.OO Hestite<br />

Price, extra, for Transit No. GD<br />

35.OO Hestium<br />

The Fully Enclosed Vertical Circle with the Customary<br />

Face Graduation.<br />

For Transits used only in Mines, Tunnels, etc.<br />

Attachable to Transits Nos. 4, 5, 6, 6D, 6H and 7<br />

In this type the regular vertical<br />

circle and verniers with<br />

a flat graduation (pages 155<br />

and 193) are encased in a shell,<br />

closed at the back by semidiscs,<br />

to protect their graduation,<br />

from dripping water,<br />

etc. In all other respects the<br />

design is similar to that described<br />

above for the edge<br />

graduation: verniers are glass-protected and read t<br />

minutes; glass shades if desired can be added. -<br />

striding level to rest on special collars between standards,<br />

can be attached if desired, but only to Nos. 1<br />

and 5 Transiis. Made to order only.<br />

Price of vertical circle with a flat graduation<br />

as in cut, but with only one<br />

double vernier at eye-en d , glass-covered,<br />

extra over price of Transits Nos. 4,<br />

5, G and 7, having regular full vertical<br />

circle (see m<br />

page 196) $3O.OO<br />

Price extra over price of Transit<br />

No.GD .<br />

. . . 15.OO<br />

Patented.<br />

Hestmos<br />

Hestnia<br />

Price of vertical circle as in cut, with<br />

two double opposite verniers, glass<br />

covered, extra over price of Transits Nos. 4, 5, G and 7, having regular<br />

full vertical circle, $4O.OO Hestota<br />

Price extra for Transit No. GD 25.OO Hestra

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