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Whirling speculum mirror, used as an artificial horizon, with mahogany case that has a removable sloping glass topped lid, whirler and tin box for storing the whirling speculum mirror, by George Adams, London, England, 1762
Whirling speculum mirror, by George Adams, London, England, 1762
Mahogany case with removable sloping glass topped lid, for whirling speculum, by George Adams, London, England, 1762
Whirler, for whirling speculum mirror, by George Adams, London, England, 1762
Tin box, for whirling speculum mirror, by George Adams, London, England, 1762
