Elizabethan Instrument Makers

Discover the intriguing world of scientific instruments in Gerard L'E. Turner's Elizabethan Instrument Makers, published by Oxford University Press in 2000. This comprehensive volume spans 332 pages and delves into the evolution of the trade in scientific instruments during Elizabethan London. In the first part, Turner explores the development of this vital industry, while the second part offers an in-depth examination of the provenance and historical context of existing scientific instruments from this era. Richly illustrated, this book provides a captivating and scholarly perspective on a often-overlooked period in history. Perfect for historians, instrument enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the intersection of science and craftsmanship, Elizabethan Instrument Makers is a must-have addition to your collection.