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by Richard Bradley (Emanuel Matthews

about half the natural size

Parliament Square

The house was once associated with Captain William Lane Esq and the printing trade

Catoptric microscope Product:Postcard by Richard Bradley (Emanuel MatthewsView of a microscope shown on a pedestal stand: with a section through the instrument, a scheme of its optical arrangement and details of the mirror based instrument. The microscope was inspired by the Newtonian reflecting telescope. From the manuscript paper 'An account of a catoptric microscope', by Robert Barker. Not signed. Royal Society Register Book Original, vol. 19 1734 1736, pp. 256 260. The paper was read before the Royal Society on 8

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