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Visual Aids, Telescopes & Spy Glasses Selection of opera glasses, 1780-1820

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Visual Aids, Telescopes & Spy Glasses Selection of opera glasses, 1780-1820
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Visual Aids, Telescopes & Spy Glasses Selection of opera glasses, 1780-1820. Shown on the left is a non-achromatic prospect opera glass made by Nairne & Blunt, c 1780. On the right is a collapsible, 6-draw opera glass with a body tube of green shagreen with gilt ornamentation and a cardboard covered draw tube with green vellum, made by W & S Jones, c 1820. The opera glass in the foreground has a white ivory body with turned decoration and was made by Tuther of London. Opera glasses became popular as a status symbol in the 18th century and were made from a variety of materials including vellum, lacquered ivory, horn, silver and brass. ©SSPL/Science Museum

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