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A very fine and rare 18th century eight-draw telescope by George Adams, Fleet Street, London, circa 1770-1775
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A very fine and rare 18th century eight-draw telescope by George Adams, Fleet Street, London, circa 1770-1775 — image 1
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Antique Clocks, Barometers, Sextants, and Telescopes

A very fine and rare 18th century eight-draw telescope by George Adams, Fleet Street, London, circa 1770-1775

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Length closed: 5" Length extended" 29 1/2" A wonderful example from this famous maker who was appointed as Royal Instrument Maker to His Majesty King george III in 1760.

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Antique Clocks, Barometers, Sextants, and Telescopes
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KFA-10392
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