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Thomas Gemini (c.1510-1562) came to England from the Low Countries and became estabished as an engraver, printer and mathematical instrument maker in London. He may have been the first to establish a commercial instrument workshop in London. Four of his instruments are known to have survived in museums.<ref>[https://www.mhs.ox.ac.uk/epact/maker.php?MakerID=102] Epact website - Thomas Gemini</ref> | Thomas Gemini (c.1510-1562) came to England from the Low Countries and became estabished as an engraver, printer and mathematical instrument maker in London. He may have been the first to establish a commercial instrument workshop in London. Four of his instruments are known to have survived in museums.<ref>[https://www.mhs.ox.ac.uk/epact/maker.php?MakerID=102] Epact website - Thomas Gemini</ref> | ||
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Thomas Gemini (c.1510-1562) came to England from the Low Countries and became estabished as an engraver, printer and mathematical instrument maker in London. He may have been the first to establish a commercial instrument workshop in London. Four of his instruments are known to have survived in museums.[1]
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