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Carl August von Steinheil
Reading telescopes by C.A. Steinheil purchased in 1865 on display in the Teylers Instrument Room
Reading telescopes by C.A. Steinheil purchased in 1865 on display in the Teylers Instrument Room
The speculum metal mirror from William Herschel's 1.2-meter (49.5-inch) diameter "40-foot telescope" at the Science Museum in London
The speculum metal mirror from William Herschel's 1.2-meter (49.5-inch) diameter "40-foot telescope" at the Science Museum in London
Modern replica of Herschel's 6.2"-aperture Newtonian telescope which had a speculum metal main mirror
Modern replica of Herschel's 6.2"-aperture Newtonian telescope which had a speculum metal main mirror
Leviathan telescope. Telescopes with speculum metal mirrors were a large breakthrough in aperture, but their drawbacks fueled competition from refract
Leviathan telescope. Telescopes with speculum metal mirrors were a large breakthrough in aperture, but their drawbacks fueled competition from refractors
The metal mirror of the Leviathan, the largest telescope mirror until the 100-inch Hooker telescope of 1917 (a metal-on-glass mirror)
The metal mirror of the Leviathan, the largest telescope mirror until the 100-inch Hooker telescope of 1917 (a metal-on-glass mirror)