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Telescope
Object type Missionaries/missions; Church Missionary Society/missions
Classification: NM3.9497
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English: Telescope that belonged to Bishop Selwyn telescope in leather case; small engraved silver metal plate marked- "Bishop Selwyn from S.H.S."
Date 30 Aug 1951; Queen Victoria (1837 - 1901)-English reign; 19th Century
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length x diameter: 285.8 x 73.7mm

notes: 286mm x 74mm (l x d)
institution QS:P195,Q758657
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1951.160.375
Place of creation London
Notes telescope belonged to Bishop Selwyn; marked "Bishop Selwyn from S.H.S."
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