Brass Perpetual Calendar on Wooden Base
Wholesale prices visible after logging in
We show the wholesale price list to registered companies. Registration is free and takes a moment.
- Minimum
- 1 pcs
- Pack
- loose
- Stock
- 3 pcs
- Dispatch
- 24 h
Shipping
Chosen in the cartKurier - DHLPLN 23.37 grossPLN 19.00 net
Free shipping from PLN 500.00 net.
Amounts for 1 pcs — the smallest order. The cart recalculates larger ones.
Minimum order with this wholesaler: PLN 100.00 net.
Product codes↓
- SKU
- 19,223796
- EAN
- 5902067223796
Product description
Brass Perpetual Calendar on Wooden Base - an elegant gadget with history<br>This is not an ordinary calendar. It is a <strong>brass perpetual calendar</strong> that allows you to find the day of the week for dates from the years <strong>1600-2799</strong>. It works based on the old Dominical letters system, the so-called <strong>Sunday letters</strong>. Thanks to this, it combines a practical function, educational value and decorative appeal.<br>The metal dial made of brass set on a wooden base attracts attention on a desk, shelf, in a study or in a home bookcase. It is an object that invites conversation: about time, astronomy, old calculation methods and historical curiosities.<br>Perpetual calendar - benefits for the user<br><strong>Checks days of the week over a wide range of years</strong> - from 1600 to 2799.<br><strong>Combines decorative and educational function</strong> - ideal as a desk decoration and a curiosity for independent discovery.<br><strong>Made of brass and wood</strong> - looks solid, elegant and timeless.<br><strong>Handmade</strong> emphasizes its collectible and souvenir character.<br><strong>Gift packaging with a foam insert</strong> makes the product ready for use as an elegant gift.<br><strong>Original instructions in several languages</strong>: English, French, Spanish and Italian.<br><strong>Great gift for a lover of astronomy</strong>, history, mathematics, old mechanisms and unusual decorations.<br>How does the brass perpetual calendar work?<br>The calendar uses the system of Sunday letters. On one side of the dial there is a section marked with the moon, and on the other side a section marked with the sun. The user sets the appropriate values on the movable ring to read the letter assigned to the year, and then checks the day of the week for the selected month and day.<br>First, on the moon side, we set the appropriate year and age markings to read the dominical letter.<br>Next, we move to the sun side and set the abbreviation of the selected month under the read letter.<br>On the dial with the days of the month, we check which letter of the day of the week falls on the selected date.<br>Example: to check the day of the week for <strong>2 March 2019</strong>, you need to set the year letter, then set MAR under the correct letter. The reading shows <strong>S</strong>, which means Saturday.<br>In a leap year, two letters may appear in the slot. The first applies to dates up to 1 March of the given year, and the second to dates after 1 March.<br>Markings on the calendar - months and days of the week in Spanish<br>The calendar is based on the names of months and days of the week in Spanish.<br><strong>Ene</strong> - enero - January<br><strong>Feb</strong> - febrero - February<br><strong>Mar</strong> - marzo - March<br><strong>Abr</strong> - abril - April<br><strong>May</strong> - mayo - May<br><strong>Jun</strong> - junio - June<br><strong>Jul</strong> - julio - July<br><strong>Ago</strong> - agosto - August<br><strong>Sep</strong> - septiembre - September<br><strong>Oct</strong> - octubre - October<br><strong>Nov</strong> - noviembre - November<br><strong>Dic</strong> - diciembre - December<br><strong>L</strong> - lunes - Monday<br><strong>M</strong> - martes - Tuesday<br><strong>X</strong> - miércoles - Wednesday<br><strong>J</strong> - jueves - Thursday<br><strong>V</strong> - viernes - Friday<br><strong>S</strong> - sábado - Saturday<br><strong>D</strong> - domingo - Sunday<br><strong>Centuria</strong> means century, and <strong>Letra Dominical</strong> means Sunday letter.<br>Uses - an elegant desk gadget, gift and decoration<br><strong>Perpetual calendar on a wooden base</strong> works as a prestigious gift, study decoration, collectible product and an interesting educational gadget. It can be sold as a gift for people who value objects with character, like to explore the mechanics of old calculation systems and look for something more original than a standard organizer or notebook.<br>Who this gadget is for:<br><strong>For a man interested in astronomy</strong> - as a stylish gift related to time, cycles and old methods of determining dates.<br><strong>For a woman who likes elegant desk decorations</strong> - brass and wood fit well with classic study interiors.<br><strong>For a teacher of history, mathematics or geography</strong> - as a supporting gadget for discussions about calendars, timekeeping and calculation systems.<br><strong>For a collector of unusual objects</strong> - the handmade perpetual calendar has a decorative and collectible character.<br><strong>For an office worker, lawyer, doctor or manager</strong> - as an elegant desk accessory that builds a professional character of the space.<br><strong>For a fan of vintage and retro style</strong> - the form, material and way of working refer to old instruments and classic study accessories

