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• John Cuff, spectacle and microscope maker, at the sign of The reflecting microscope and spectacles, opposite Serjeant's-Inn. Fleet-Street, London, makes and sells, wholesale and retale, all manner of curious optical instruments
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  Published: (1744)
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  by: Baker, Henry
  Published: (1742)
• John Cuff, optician, spectacle, and microscope maker, at the sign of The reflecting microscope and spectacles, against Serjeant's-Inn Gate in Fleet-street, makes and sells all sorts of the most curious optical instruments
  by: Cuff, John
  Published: (1745)