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A Plea for Reflectors by John Browning 1867  Being a description of the New Astronomical Telescopes with Silvered-Glass Specula; and instructions for adjusting and using them. A Plea For reflectors First Edition Cover A Plea For reflectors First Edition Drawing A Plea For reflectors First Edition Contents A Plea For reflectors First Edition Intro A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 04 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 05 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 06 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 07 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 08 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 09 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 10 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 11 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 12 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 13 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 15 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 16 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 17 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 19 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 20 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 21 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 23 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 24 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 25 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 26 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 27 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 28 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 29 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 30 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 31 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 32 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 33 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 34 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 35 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 36 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 37 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 38 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 39 A Plea For reflectors First Edition page 40         Credit This John Browning first edition book was priced at One Shilling and printed by William Francis, 51, Gray's Inn Road, W.C. in 1867. This is a digital copy of the book that was preserved for generations on library shelves before it was carefully scanned by Google as part of a project to make the world’s books discoverable online. It has survived long enough for the copyright to expire and the book to enter the public domain. Back to the John Browning page >>>

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