the apparatus rotates a drum that has a window slot containing a glass insert, possibly for gauging rotational speed of a shaft viewed through the window or light projected through the window; hand or belt driven
Wooden base on rectangular corner feet with two insulated handles (wooden ends) on light green glass stems - central wooden pillar has table missing on top.
The writer feels that John Davidson's pamphlet on Reform and the workers, ' A Letter to the working classes of Aberdeen', is more concerned with Davidson's own self-interest, rather than with the interests of the workers of Aberdeen. In his pamphlet,…