Gooseneck Magnifying Glass
Vintage American Brass Gooseneck Magnifying Glass, circa 20th Century
Located in Napa, CA
Freestanding vintage gooseneck magnifying glass on a scalloped black metal base.
Metal with
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20th Century Scientific Instruments
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Vintage American Brass Gooseneck Magnifying Glass, circa 20th Century
Located in Napa, CA
Free-standing vintage gooseneck magnifying glass on a scalloped black metal base.
Metal with
Category
20th Century Scientific Instruments
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Free-standing vintage magnifying glass. American, circa 20th century. Curving articulated arm on pebbled black base.
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