Yarwell double microscope (no mirror reflector) in oak case

Made:
1752

Yarwell double microscope (no mirror reflector) in oak case (not original) with the following accessories: 8 objective lenses, ball socket fitting (in two pieces) adjustable arm for condensing lens (lens missing), stage forceps, 7 ivory slides, glass slide, screw barrel microscope, and glass stage fitting. (From the Crisp Collection)

Details

Category:
Microscopes
Object Number:
1928-829
Materials:
brass, glass, steel, ebony, pine and ivory
Measurements:
length 180 mm
width 90 mm
height 270 mm
type:
microscope
credit:
Court, Thomas Henry

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