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Brass parallel rule, used to draw parallel lines to scale. It is slightly longer and heavier than average. It has degree notches as well as compass directions marked on it. The fleur de lis symbol replaces the "N" for north.

This Parallel Line Rule is a heavy-weighted object, suitable for life on flat surfaces. All of its part are made of brass, which is a sturdy and relatively inexpensive material. The rule is slightly tarnished but has no discernible damage. This…

This is a photograph of packers ascending the Chilkoot Pass. This is part of the souvenir viewbook "Souvenir of Alaska and Yukon Territory" illustrated by Eric A. Hegg

Student scanning at the 3D Lab in the Ingenium Canada's Museums of Science and Technology. The Chinese Diagnostic Doll, found in the Touch Medicine section of the museum, is on loan from the Osler History of Medicine Library at the McGill University…

Chinese Diagnostic Doll, found in the Touch Medicine section of the Ingenium Canada's Museums of Science and Technology. On loan from the Osler History of Medicine Library at the McGill University in Montreal (Canada).

This is a document, finalized in 2008, of the original survey plan of Rolling River (at Township 16) from 1895. The interesting and relevant aspect of this plan is the note at the bottom claiming that the surveys of McLatchie in 1873 were used to…

University of Ottawa Students Visiting Anatomy Laboratory

University of Ottawa Student Tristan Lamonica Demonstrating Wax Model of Bladder Cancer to Dr.Pantalony's children.

Currently displayed at the Museum of Science and Technology, this item was created out of CT scans of a child's heart suffering of an Atrial Septal Defect and many other abnormalities. This object was created in collaboration with Dr. Frank Rybicki…

A 3D Scanning Session of a Wax Model of Bladder Cancer at the Science and Technology Museum