Compound microscope in mahogany case, with box containing microscope slides, tweezers, eyeglass and prepared sample in wooden box, mounted inside mahogany case, British, 1883. A label states that it was given to Harry Townshend in 1883 by The Science & Art Department as a 'Queens Prize'.
Brass microscope on three legs, with circular mirror at base, British, 1883.
Mahogany case with hinged door and hooked latch, British, 1883.
Mahogany rectangular removable draw, British, 1883.
Brass tweezers, British, 1883.
Glass slide coated in yellow paper, containing a sample of muslin, British, 1883.
Glass slide coated in yellow paper, containing a sample of a butterfly wing, British, 1883.
Glass slide coated in yellow paper, containing a section of sponge, British, 1883.
Glass slide coated in yellow paper, containing a sample of human hair, British, 1883.
Glass slide coated in decorated red and yellow paper, containing an unknown sample, British, 1883.
Circular magnified glass inside metal ring, British, 1883.
Metal magnified lens attachment, British, 1883.
Objective lens, British, 1883