Time's telescope universal and perpetual, fitted for all countries and capacities : Containing perpetual tables, fitted to the old and new stile; ... Also the magnitudes and distances of the planets; and a brief discourse of all kinds of meteors ... To the whole is added, a short description of time, and how it ought to be redeem'd
A perpetual almanac and chronology handbook by Duncan Campbell, printed in London in 1734 for general readers wanting tables of dates, moon phases, and planetary distances under both old and new style calendars. The plates are letterpress numeral tables with ruled columns, brace rules, moon-phase symbols, and worn old-face figures — useful as ready-made grid, rule, and numeral textures.
