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Here are some pictures of its artist signature:ĭimensions: 12 1/4 inches long body (excluding the wheel) and 1 3/8 inches in diameter, Wheel is 4 inches in diameter. Other Info: Well-made, heavy scope, glass body, signed "One Kene"? (see picture), fixed pedestal. Wheel: attached, rotating double wheel, painted glass. The September answer is: Unknown as of now!ĭimensions: 9 inches long body (including the wheel) and 10 inches high, Wheel is 3 1/2 inches accross. Other Info: Well-made parlor scope, wooden body and attached stand, no makers mark, eye hole is open (no eye piece), adjustable pedestal. Mirror System: 3-mirror equilateral triangle (60-60-60).

The Octomber answer is: Unknown as of now!ĭimensions: 11 1/4 inches long body (including the object cell) and 9 inches high, Wheel is 3 3/4 inches accross. Other Info: Well-made miniature brass scope, ring near the eyepiece end spins freely so your can hold it a rotate the scope with your other hand. Object Cell: attached dry cell with a clear dome on its end which allows the image's background to change depending on the objects the scope is pointed at

Mirror System: (kaleidoscope/teleidoscope) 2-mirror system produces a many point mandala. Identify the Artist: We are seeking the name of the artist and any other information about this scope.ĭimensions: 4 1/2 inches long and 5/8 of an inch wide. Your scope will be added to a future game of "Identify the Scope". If you have a scope that you want to have identified, send pictures, dimensions and any other info you may know about the scope (year purchased, gallery purchased at, etc.) to This email address is being protected from spambots. Each month a different scope will be pictured and described, your challenge is to identify the artist or provide other information about the scope. This is a monthly game which allows you to demonstrate your scope knowledge.