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active 1820-1852, optician; optical, mathematical, astronomical & philosophical instrument maker

George Dollond

1774 - 1852

1731-1820, active from 1750, optical instrument maker, scientific instrument maker, British

Peter Dollond

1731 - 1820

1842-1909, astronomical instrument maker, French

Paul Ferdinand Gautier

1842 - 1909

active 1666-7, astrolabe & astronomical instrument maker, Lahore, Pakistan

Jamal al-Din ibn Muquin

active 1830-1867, optical instrument maker (astronomical & geodetical), German

A and G Repsold

active 1738-1748, astronomical & mathematical instrument maker, Paris, France

Louis Charles Gallonde

active 1872-1903, nautical & astronomical instrument maker, Berlin, Germany

Julius Wanschaff

active , 1870s, astronomical instrument maker, Rajasthan, India

Sivalada

active 1600s, astronomical instrument maker, Arabian?

Mustafa Ayyub

active 1867-1919, optical instrument maker (astronomical & geodetical), German

A Repsold & Söhne

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