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Ten slabs of unannealed glass, made by William Nicol, c.1830. Used with polarised light to show strain colours.
Thick disc of unannealed glass, one of ten, made by William Nicol, Edinburgh, Scotland, c.1830. For use with polarised light to show strain colours.
Rectangle of unannealed glass, one of ten, made by William. Nicol, c.1830. For use with polarised light to show strain colours.
Slab of unannealed glass, one of ten, made by William. Nicol, c.1830. For use with polarised light to show strain colours.
Slab of unannealed glass, one of ten, made by William. Nicol, c.1830. For use with polarised light to show strain colours.
Slab of unannealed glass, one of ten, made by William. Nicol, c.1830. For use with polarised light to show strain colours.
Slab of unannealed glass, one of ten, made by William. Nicol, c.1830. For use with polarised light to show strain colours.
Slab of unannealed glass, one of ten, made by William. Nicol, c.1830. For use with polarised light to show strain colours.
Slab of unannealed glass, one of ten, made by William. Nicol, c.1830. For use with polarised light to show strain colours.
Slab of unannealed glass, one of ten, made by William. Nicol, c.1830. For use with polarised light to show strain colours.
Thick disc of unannealed glass, one of ten, made by William. Nicol, c.1830. For use with polarised light to show strain colours.
