Introduce a love for simple classic toys to a new generation of kids with this colourful tin kaleidoscope toy It's a recognisable design that has stood the of time Kaleidoscopes work with simple mirrors that create an infinite reflection of small, colourful beads to produce delicate and ever-changing patterns in the viewing tube. Simply twist the tube to change up the pattern - there are endless possibilities The colourful view will keep little ones fascinated for hours with the tumbling beads and geometric patterns. It's a wonderful and simple toy to take with you on doctor's visits or long trips since it doesn't require any batteries, wifi connection or USB cable. The kaleidoscope has been around and entertaining kids for generations In fact, it was invented all the way back in 1867 by Scottish scientist Sir David Brewster. Back then it was ground-breaking and it used mirrors to reflect infinite patterns of light. Sir Brewster was known as the "father of modern optics" and in addition to the Kaleidoscope, he also invented the binocular camera and other optical devices. You probably had and loved a kaleidoscope when you were young and it's a wonderful, durable nostalgia toy to give to a grandchild or other young child on your list. Order a kaleidoscope to add to an Easter Basket, Christmas stocking or birthday gift Classic tin kaleidoscope Assorted designs Manufactured by Schylling toys Dimensions: 2 × 2 × 7 in Age 3+