File:HowToMakeAReflectingTelescope Fig5.jpg

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Low res thumbnail of drawing by John M. Pierce from a four page article entitled "How To Make A Reflecting Telescope," which he sent out with his telescope making kits. The article was rewritten by him from a series of articles that first appeared in the magazine "Everyday Science and Mechanics" in 1933 and 1934.

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