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  <dc:title>Three figures depciting a self-registering rain gauge by Frederick Chambers</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Three diagrams depicting Chambers instrument for the purpose of producing a complete record of rainfall by means of photography [see MS/257/1/365]. Figure one refers to Chamber’s instrument including a funnel, a pipe, and a cylindrical vessel. Figure two depicts a photographic lens, a bulls eye condenser, and two mirrors in an arrangement needed if a barograph is kept in continuous operation. Figure three is a facsimile of a curve obtained by the rain gauge referred to in figure one and described in MS/257/1/365.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1871</dc:date>
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