Compound monocular microscope, with folding tripod

Made:
1800-1825 in London
maker:
Robert Brettell Bate

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Compound monocular microscope, with folding tripod foot by Robert Brettell Bate, 17 Poultry, London, England, 1800-1825, in case with accessories.

Details

Category:
Microscopy (Wellcome)
Object Number:
A116690
Materials:
base, brass, body tube support, brass, body tube, brass, box, mahogany, box, wool, green, lining instrument support and, lenses, glass, limb, brass, pillar, brass, red lining base, stage, brass
type:
compound monocular microscopes compound monocular microscopes

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