Folding opera glasses, French patent, in velvet case

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Made:: 1850-1950 in Europe

Purple velvet case for folding pair of opera glasses, unsigned

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Purple velvet case for folding pair of opera glasses, unsigned
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Purple velvet case for folding pair of opera glasses, unsigned, Europe, 1850-1950

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Category:: Optics

Object Number:: 1990-286/2

Materials:: leather, wood (unidentified), brass (copper, zinc alloy) and velvet

Measurements:: overall: .2456kg
case: 122 mm 50 mm,

type:: instrument case

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Folding opera glasses, French patent, in velvet case

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