Microscopical Mounting Outfit

Made:: 1873-1920 in London

maker:: William Ford Stanley

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Microscopical mounting outfit, in rectangular wooden box, lockable, stamped 'Stanley opticians Railway Approach London Bridge', containing blank microscope slides, a red cardboard box labelled 'microscopical glass squares', three small glass jars with glass stoppers, one labelled 'clove oil', one empty and unlabelled, one labelled 'cover glasses'.

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Category:: Microscopes

Object Number:: A67331

Materials:: mahogany, glass and cardboard

Measurements:: overall: 7 3/8 in x 9 1/4 in x 4 7/8 in,

type:: microscope accessory

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Microscopical Mounting Outfit

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