Black fishskin spectacle case

PART OF:: Pair of spectacles for squint

Made:: 1780-1870 in Europe

Black fishskin specatacle case, lined with green velvet

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Black fishskin specatacle case, lined with green velvet
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Black fishskin specatacle case, lined with green velvet, unsigned, Europe, 1780-1870.

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Category:: Optics

Object Number:: 1928-853/2

Materials:: textile, fishskin and brass (copper, zinc alloy)

Measurements:: overall: 42 mm x 128 mm x 46 mm, .098kg

type:: spectacle case

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Black fishskin spectacle case

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