Vintage Kaleidoscopes: "The Victoria" #62 by David Roenigk

Introducing "The Victoria" #62 by David Roenigk, an exceptional reproduction of early kaleidoscopes, crafted with precision and elegance. David Roenigk and his brother Marty, through their business Sir David's Reflections, created outstanding reproductions of historic kaleidoscopes, ensuring each piece is made of solid brass, instrument-grade lenses, and finely machined parts. "The Victoria" is a meticulous reproduction of the original Bush kaleidoscope, celebrating the artistry and craftsmanship of the past.

Originally made in 1989 and introduced at the Strathmore Kaleidoscope Exhibition the same year, "The Victoria" features an object case containing 27 objects, including 7 liquid oil-filled ampules. The shapes were hand lampworked, replicating the original parts to perfection. Collectors highly value these reproductions, as they allow them to preserve their original Bush scopes while enjoying the beauty and functionality of "The Victoria."

This parlor scope stands 13 3/4" tall, with a base measuring 9 1/4" x 9 1/4". The barrel, including the eyepiece and cell end, is 10 1/2" long and 3 1/2" in diameter. This particular piece is in near mint condition, with no marks or blemishes noted, making it a rare and highly sought-after find for collectors.

Key Features:

• Solid Brass Construction: Ensures durability and a timeless look.
• Instrument-Grade Lenses: Provides clear, precise images.
• 27 Object Case: Includes 7 liquid oil-filled ampules for vibrant and dynamic visuals.
• Hand Lampworked Shapes: Replicates the original Bush parts.
• Meticulous Reproduction: Exact to the original Bush kaleidoscope in every detail.

Dimensions:

• Total Height: 13 3/4 inches
• Base: 9 1/4" x 9 1/4"
• Barrel Length: 10 1/2 inches
• Barrel Diameter: 3 1/2 inches

Why You'll Love It:

• Timeless Craftsmanship: Made from solid brass with instrument-grade lenses and hand lampworked shapes.
• Rare and Collectible: Near mint condition and hard to find, especially valued by collectors.
• Historical Significance: A faithful reproduction of the original Bush kaleidoscope, introduced at the Strathmore Kaleidoscope Exhibition in 1989.
• Dynamic Visuals: The 27-object case, including 7 liquid oil-filled ampules, creates stunning and ever-changing patterns.

Don't miss the opportunity to own "The Victoria" #62 by David Roenigk, a rare and exquisite kaleidoscope that combines historical significance with exceptional craftsmanship. Order now from Kaleidoscopes To You and add a piece of kaleidoscope history to your collection!