Gold leaf electroscope made by John Newman

Made:: 1828-1857 in London

maker:: John Frederick Newman

Gold leaf electroscope made by John Newman, 122 Regent Street

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Gold leaf electroscope made by John Newman, 122 Regent Street
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Gold leaf electroscope made by John Newman, 122 Regent Street, London, England, 1828-1857.

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Category:: King George III

Object Number:: 1929-94

Materials:: brass, glass, mahogany, gold leaf and tinfoil

credit:: King's College, London

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Gold leaf electroscope made by John Newman

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