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Isaac (1544–1620) and
Josias (1552–1575)
Habrecht were two
clockmaker brothers from Schaffhausen, Switzerland. They were
hired to
build the
second astronomical...
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Isaac Habrecht is the name of:
Isaac Habrecht I (1544–1622),
horologist Isaac Habrecht II (1589–1633),
doctor of
medicine and
philosophy /
professor of...
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Habrecht II (1589–1633) was a
professor of
astronomy and
mathematics in Strasbourg. He was also a
doctor of
medicine and philosophy.
Isaac Habrecht II...
- p****ed away.
Dasypodius enrolled the
Swiss clockmakers Isaac Habrecht and
Josia Habrecht, as well as the
astronomer and
musician David Wolckenstein, and...
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gunsmith named Heinrich Habrecht). Two
wheellock magazine guns, made
circa 1645 and 1650 respectively, are
attributed to
Habrecht.
These guns use a different...
- 1581–1586. Heilbronn. The Kunstuhr [de] of
Heilbronn Town Hall [de] of
Isaac Habrecht,
installed 1579–1580. Tübingen. The
clock of Tübingen Town Hall [de], installed...
- also
mentioned but did not
depict Rhombus, a
separate invention by
Isaac Habrecht II.
Bartsch was
often wrongly credited with
having invented these figures...
- Germany,
around 1585 AD Room 38 –
Carillon clock with
automata by
Isaac Habrecht, Switzerland, 1589 AD Room 39 –
Ornate clock made by
Thomas Tompion, England...
- 30th
parallel north. A
constellation in this area was
introduced by
Isaac Habrecht II in his
celestial globe in 1621, who
named it Rhombus. It was replaced...
- on
November 23, 1920, in Heidenheim, Germany, to
parents Max and Maja
Habrecht. Her
family emigrated to the
United States in 1923,
where she was raised...
