Edward Scarlett Unknown - 1743
- occupation:
- Optician, Spectacle maker
- Nationality:
- English; British
- born in:
- England, United Kingdom
Traded at Archimedes & Globe in Dean St. nr. St. Anne's Church, Soho (1705-43), Archimedes & Globe, King St., Soho (1722) & Archimedes & Globe in Market St., nr. St. Anne's Church, Soho (1722) all in London England. Apprenticed to Christopher Cook in 1691, succeeded by son Edward Scarlett. Known to have sold microscope & telescope, advertised barometer, camera obscura, microscope & magic lantern
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