Early American Scientific Instruments and Their MakersBedini, Silvio A.
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Early American Scientific Instruments and Their Makers
Bedini, Silvio A.
Scientific apparatus and instruments
* 12 8 * * Unsigned (18th
century)
* 8-3/8 4-5/8 * * Unsigned (18th
century)
L. C. Eichner Hickory 11 5-1/2 3 4 Thomas Greenough
(U.S. National of Boston
Museum) (1710-1785)
Farmer's Museum Oak 12-3/4 6-1/2 5 * Unsigned (18th
century)
Franklin Gum 13-3/4 5-3/4 4 5 Thomas Greenough
Institute of Boston
(1710-1785)
Mariner's * * * * * Charles Thacher
Museum (18th century)
Old Sturbridge Maple 13 4 * * Unsigned (18th
century)
Maple 11-5/8 5-7/8 * * Thomas Greenough
of Boston
(1710-1785)
Walnut 18 8 * * Aaron Breed of
Boston (1791-1861)
New Hampshire Maple 11 5-3/4 2-1/2 4-5/8 Joseph Halsy of
Historical Boston (fl.
Society 1697-1762)
N. Parker Walnut 13-1/2 4-7/8 5 * John Dupee of
Boston (after
1761)
Peabody Museum * 11 * * 3 James Halsy II of
Boston (1695-1767)
Worth Shampeny * * * * * Jedidiah Baldwin
of Hanover, N.H.
(c. 1777-1829)
South Natick Apple or 13-16 * * 4-7/8 John Dupee of
Historical walnut Boston (after
Society 1761)
Streeter Coll., Birch 13 6 * 4 Thomas S. Bowles
Yale University of Portsmouth,
N.H. (c.1765-1821)
Cherry 11-5/6 6 4 * Jere Clough of
Boston (18th
century)
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