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An exceptionally fine four-draw spyglass with mahogany barrel circa 1850
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Antique Clocks, Barometers, Sextants, and Telescopes

An exceptionally fine four-draw spyglass with mahogany barrel circa 1850

SOLD

The lacquered brass mounts are the best that I have seen. This scope obviously was seldom used or very well cared for. Only the mahogany barrel has a slight age crack which is almost unnoticeable. The optics are incredible! Sharp and clear. Length closed 12" Extended: 42 1/2"

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Antique Clocks, Barometers, Sextants, and Telescopes
Item No.
KFA-10459
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