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Refracting telescope of aperture 6.5 in ( 165mm) in tube of brass and steel by Thomas Cooke, York, 1851, carried on equatorial mount probably by Wray, london, together with driving clock by Charles Baker, 244 High Holborn, London, two Avery metal weights, painted metal base (objective in separate box)
Refracting telescope of aperture 6.5 in (165mm) by Thomas Cooke, York, 1851, carried on an equatorial mount [not original] probably by Wray, London
Objective Glass of 6 1/2-inch aperture for telescope by Thomas Cooke, York, 1851. In mahogany case.
Driving clock by Charles Baker, 244 High Holborn, London, 1850-1900; for refracting telescope by Thomas Cooke.
Avery weight, 56lb, for refracting telescope by Thomas Cooke.
Avery weight, 56lb, for refracting telescope by Thomas Cooke.
