Photo Mugs of Pocket telescope - draw tube inscription from National Maritime Museum Review
Photo Mugs of Pocket telescope - draw tube inscription from National Maritime Museum Feature
- This Photo Mug features an image chosen by National Maritime Museum. Estimated image size 120x80mm.
- 11oz White ceramic coffee mug e. Image printed using sublimation ink process. Microwave, dishwasher safe
- Image Description: This achromatic telescope has a mahogany barrel and three brass draw tubes. The other brass fittings include an objective lens cap. The original case, made of card, still survives, although it has clearly been repaired at some time. The makers name is inscribed on the smallest draw tube as GILBERT a CO LONDON. A piece of paper inside the case claims that this was a Telescope used during Captain Cooks last voyage by Lieut Gilbert (Gilbert
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- © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Photo Mug, Pocket telescope - draw tube inscription. This achromatic telescope has a mahogany barrel and three brass draw tubes. The other brass fittings include an objective lens cap. The original case, made of card, still survives, although it has clearly been repaired at some time. The makers name is inscribed on the smallest draw tube as GILBERT a CO LONDON. A piece of paper inside the case claims that this was a Telescope used during
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