Compound Microscope

Binocular compound microscope by J.B. Dancer, c Binocular compound microscope by J.B. Dancer, c Binocular compound microscope by J.B. Dancer, c Binocular compound microscope by J.B. Dancer, c

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Binocular compound microscope by J.B. Dancer, c
Science Museum Group
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Binocular compound microscope by J.B. Dancer, c
Science Museum Group
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Binocular compound microscope by J.B. Dancer, c
Science Museum Group
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Binocular compound microscope by J.B. Dancer, c
Science Museum Group
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Binocular compound microscope by J.B. Dancer.

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Category:
Scientific Instruments & Research
Object Number:
Y1970.1.1
Materials:
brass (copper, zinc alloy), glass and metal (unknown)
Measurements:
overall: 555 mm x 195 mm x 240 mm,
type:
compound microscope
credit:
Gift of University of Manchester Institute of Science & Technology

Parts

Compound Microscope

Binocular compound microscope by J.B. Dancer.

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Microscopes like this revealed an unseen world. Scientists could see inside cells, explore materials and discover more about germs.

Dancer worked from 43-47 Cross Street, Manchester in 1850s and 1860s. He temporarily moved to 48 John Dalton Street after a fire in 1852.

Measurements:
overall: 555 mm x 195 mm x 240 mm,
Materials:
brass (copper, zinc alloy) , glass and metal (unknown)
Object Number:
Y1970.1.1/1
type:
compound microscope
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Screw for Compound Microscope

Screw for Compound Microscope

Small screw for binocular compound microscope by J.B. Dancer.

Object Number:
Y1970.1.1/2
type:
screw