Ecliptoglass eclipse viewer
- Made:
- 1926-1927 in Leeds and unknown place
- supplier:
- Croisdale
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LicenseOne of three 'Ecliptoglass' eclipse viewers used by Frederick
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One of three 'Ecliptoglass' eclipse viewers used by Frederick
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
One of three 'Ecliptoglass' eclipse viewers used by Frederick
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
One of three 'Ecliptoglass' eclipse viewers used by Frederick Irving and his parents from Yorkshire, to view the total solar eclipse visible over England and Wales on June 29th 1927. The filter is thought to be made from photographic film exposed to daylight and developed to produce a silver film. Supplier's name Croisdale, 36 Briggate, Leeds stamped on viewer & envelope.
