A Magnifying Lens with a Handle  is the classic version of the magnifying lens, and is popular with 19th century detectives and nature enthusiasts alike. Easy to use, easy to find, and works indoors and out. 

The Loupe  is seen often in jewellery appraisal, but this handy little magnifier works for home use as well. It's light, has strong magnification, and also looks a lot like a hand-held monocle, which just oozes cool. 

A Bar Magnifier  works for reading, since the handle is on the side, you can magnify the words without magnifying your fingers as well. Less distracting than the average magnifier for text, most are frameless so the text is seamlessly made larger without disrupting the page. 

A Pocket Magnifier  is portable and fits in your pocket.  Some are lighted for clarity, and some even come with multiple lenses for different magnification needs. Great for car trips that involve maps. 

A Lighted Magnifying Lens  will brighten whatever you're doing.  Whether you need to see that crease in your model plane, the sun is going down, or you just like reading mystery novels in the dark, this illuminates your activity. 

The Pendant Magnifier  is popular with crafters since it leaves the hands free, but since it hangs from the neck on a chain, it's easy to find. Comes in lots of different sizes and styles to fit the personal style as well as the practical needs of the owner. 

The Mounted Magnifying Lens  is useful if you need your hands free, if your hands tend to be covered with paint or model glue, or if you don't feel like holding a magnifying glass. Many come with lights attached, and are available in different colours, shapes and magnification levels. 

Tweezers 

Miniature Aircraft Model 

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