Warrington portable microscope

Made:: 1860

maker:: Salmon & Co.

Portable microscope invented by Warrington

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Portable microscope invented by Warrington
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Portable microscope invented by Warrington. Made by Salmon and Co., about 1860. In oak case, lid of which forms the stand

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Category:: Microscopes

Object Number:: 1918-87

type:: portable microscope

credit:: Court, Thomas Henry

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