Definition
A hand glass is a small, handheld magnifying glass used to enlarge the view of small objects or details. It typically consists of a lens mounted in a frame with a handle. Hand glasses are used for reading fine print, examining stamps or coins, or inspecting intricate work. They provide a convenient way to see details that would otherwise be difficult to discern. Unlike microscopes, they offer lower magnification but are more portable and easier to use. They are a simple yet effective tool for visual enhancement.