Gould-type microscope in mahogany case

Made:: 1840-1860 in Sheffield

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Gould-type microscope in mahogany case, by J.P. Cutts, Son & Sutton, Sheffield, 1840-1860. accessories include four object lenses, aquatic stage, three glass slides, tweezers

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Category:: Microscopy (Wellcome)

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A129600

Materials:: metal, copper (alloy), brass, paper, glass, wood, mahogany, textile and velvet

Measurements:: overall (assembled): 306 mm x 195 mm x 140 mm, , .945kg

type:: gould microscopes

credit:: Glendining

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