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There are some light areas of browning to the paper in areas and wear commensurate with age to the frames
Width (from tail to beak): 16
the wooden display stand provided with the piece inserts into this hole perfectly
Height: 12cm
'Cary Gould-Type' Pocket Microscope by Cary, London, c.1830 20th Century There are some light areasA 'Cary Gould Type' pocket microscope, London, c. 1830. Engraved 'Cary, London' to the limb. This type of pocket microscope attained enormous popularity in the 1820 1850s. William Cary was a noted instrument maker and an apprentice of Jesse Ramsden. Charles Gould who worked for Cary designed this microscope specifically for the amateur naturalist to meet popular demand, ingeniously using the case as its stand. It became widely used and was copied by