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London Trade Card - James Simons, Scientiific Instruments
London Trade Card - James Simons, Mathematical, Philosophical and Optical Instruments, at Sir Isaac Newtons Head, corner of Marylebone Street, opposite Glasshouse Street.
18th century
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1. Title: "A 18th Century London Trade Card: James Simons, Purveyor of Mathematical, Philosophical, and Optical Instruments" 2.. This exquisitely ornate trade card, hailing from the 18th century, showcases the offerings of James Simons, a renowned scientific instrument maker based in London. The card, featuring an image of Sir Isaac Newton with his iconic portrait atop a globe, is situated at the corner of Marylebone Street and opposite Glasshouse Street. 3. Background: James Simons was a prominent figure in London's scientific community during the 18th century. He specialized in the production and sale of a wide range of mathematical, philosophical, and optical instruments. His establishment was a hub for researchers, scholars, and curious minds, providing them with the necessary tools for measurement, discovery, and exploration. 4. Description: The trade card is adorned with intricate designs and symbols, reflecting the high level of craftsmanship and attention to detail that characterized James Simons' instruments. The image of Sir Isaac Newton, the renowned scientist and mathematician, is depicted with a serious expression, holding a quill pen and a scroll, symbolizing the importance of research and discovery in the scientific world. The card's background is dominated by a globe, emphasizing the connection between geography, exploration, and scientific knowledge. 5. Significance: This trade card offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of 18th-century scientific instrument makers and their role in advancing scientific knowledge. It also highlights the importance of London as a center for scientific innovation and discovery during this period. The card's intricate design and historical significance make it an essential addition to any collection focused on the history of science, technology, or London's cultural heritage.
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