Lock (water navigation) TM2027

Lock (water navigation) TM2027

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Jonas Norberg crafted this wooden replica in 1761, drawing inspiration from Christopher Polhem's design for a lock used in water navigation systems throughout Stockholm. As Polhem's close collaborator, Norberg had intimate knowledge of the intricate construction details. This model served as a vital reference point, allowing for swift repairs whenever needed, instead of relying on sketches alone. Today, it resides within the Swedish Royal Model Chamber's impressive collection. The replica is now a prized possession of the Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology, proudly bearing the catalog numbers TM 2027 (TEKS0021755) and TM2027. For further insight into Polhem's remarkable life and work, readers are encouraged to explore his Wikipedia entry.

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