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Reconstruction of lamp, objective and black glass plate with sections of cork, for Sir Robert Hooke microscope (1675)
Reconstruction of the oil lamp used by Robert Hooke with his original compound microscope, as illustrated in his 'Micrographia' of 1665, probably made by J. R. Baker.
Replacement objective lens for the microscope made by Christopher Cock c.1675 and reputedly owned by Robert Hooke (fitted to the microscope, Inventory No. 1928-786)
Black glass plate with sections of cork made (in 1965) for viewing with the microscope made by Christopher Cock c.1675 and reputedly owned by Robert Hooke
