William Allen Miller 1817 - 1870
1869 - William Allen Miller's devises - with the assistance L. P. Casella (instrument maker) - the Miller–Casella thermometer. This was during the HMS ‘Porcupine’ research voyage scientific preparations. The Miller–Casella thermometer is a pressure-resistant version of Six's self-registering thermometer: specifically, for use in the ocean depths.
Related Objects
Miller-Casella thermometer for taking temperatures at depth at sea
Case for Miller-Casella thermometer for taking temperatures at depth at sea
Dr. Miller's ultraviolet spark spectra: two wet-plate negatives of iron cobalt nickel and arsenic antinomy and bismuth
