II: The Chevalier Dynasty,” Bulletin of the Scientific Instrument Society 39 (1993): 11–14. Paolo Brenni, “19th Century French Scientific Instrument Makers. Antique opera glasses: Chevalier Paris, hunting scene, deer, dog.Measures 9.5 x 5.5 cm.In good working conditionThe shipping costs are for the buyer.
Ref: Arthur Chevalier, Catalogue Explicatif et Illustré des Instruments d’Optique et de Météorologie (Paris, 1860), pp.
A center wheel adjusts the focus.Īrthur Chevalier (1830-1874) began in business around 1860, taking charge of the optical firm begun by his grandfather, Charles Chevalier, and continued by his father, Louis Vincent Chevalier. The barrels are covered with black leather. Good used condition, age-related signs of wear, function not checked (see photos) PHOTOS ARE PART OF THE DESCRIPTION Mobile-friendly galleries at. One eyepiece barrel is marked “Docteur / Arthur Chevalier” and the other “Paris / 158 Palais Royal.” The objective lenses are 30 mm diameter. Collection resolution From a private collection on behalf of a customer is offered: Theater glass about 1880-1900, France.
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