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Ophthalmology
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ophthalmology (accommodation)
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objective optometers
9
subjective optometers
8
optometers
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France
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Hatton Garden
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eyepiece, glass
13
eyepiece, brass
12
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9
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Optometer, F.D.A' 5, trade mark, probably English, 1831-1900
Optometer, F.D.A' 5, trade mark, probably English,
Ophthalmology
1831-1900
Optometer, objective or subjective, French, 1831-1900
Optometer, objective or subjective, French, 1831-1
Ophthalmology
1831-1900
Optometer, objective or subjective, French, 1831-1900
Optometer, objective or subjective, French, 1831-1
Ophthalmology
1831-1900
Optometer, objective or subjective, possibly English, 1831-1900
Optometer, objective or subjective, possibly Engli
Ophthalmology
1831-900
Optometer, objective or subjective, possibly English, 1851-1930
Optometer, objective or subjective, possibly Engli
Ophthalmology
1851-1930
Optometer
Optometer
Ophthalmology
Optometer
Optometer
Ophthalmology
Optometer, English(?), 1851-1930
Optometer, English(?), 1851-1930
Ophthalmology
1851-1930
Optometer
Optometer
Ophthalmology
Optometer
Optometer
Ophthalmology
Optometer
Optometer
Ophthalmology
Optometer, objective or subjective, made by Lazarus and Co., Hatton Garden, London, 1831-1900
Optometer, objective or subjective, made by Lazaru
Ophthalmology
1831-1900
Optometer, objective or subjective, French, 19th century
Optometer, objective or subjective, French, 19th c
Ophthalmology
1801-1900
