Rare: Brass Telescope by Peter Frith, London, Leather Grip, Late 18th Century

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Rare: Brass Telescope by Peter Frith, London, Leather Grip, Late 18th CenturyThis antique brass telescope by Peter Frith, London, represents an authentic piece of Victorian optical history. Featuring a solid brass body with a leather grip; it has extendable sections that collapse for portability and extend for use, making it ideal for display or light observation. The telescope includes a removable lens that can be unscrewed, allowing for easy inspection and potential cleaning. The optics retain some clarity but display age

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