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condensing lens for a hand-held Becquerel phosphoroscope

Glass condensing lens set in wide end of a brass cylinder with triangular aperture at the narrow end. Could go with 1997-1-1527, which is the actual hand-held phosphoroscope made by Duboscq. In size, shape, and the character of the metalwork it very closely resembles the lens end of DW0152, another (complete) hand-held phosphoroscope. There are four rivet holes around the aperture at the narrow end, one of which still has the rivet in it, suggesting that this piece had broken off.

hand-held Becquerel phosphoroscope

hand-held Becquerel phosphoroscope

Louis Jules Duboscq
1860-1880
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