2010.137.9A+
Kaleidoscope circa 1940
This Kaleidoscope set is from around the 1940’s and has interchangeable snap-in heads to create various designs and patterns. Invented in 1816 by Sir David Brewster, Kaleidoscopes are optical instruments with reflecting surfaces that often have glass or other materials to reflect a pattern.
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