Schwann's microscope (no case)
1835
Pocket microscope by Jeremiah Sisson
1752
Silver microscope by George Adams, c. 1761.
1763
Demainbray's compound microscope
1745
First atomic force microscope, United States, 1985
1985
Case for Culpeper microscope
1720-1730
Volta-type gun
Scroll foot (Cuff type) microscope by John Cuff, London, c. 1750
1745-1755
Stanhope lens
1829-1845
Stanhope lens of greenish glass
Watsons universal lensholder
Dissecting microscope, c. 1750
1745-1755
Theury's five-body microscope, 1885
1885
Optical cabinet made by B. Martin about 1771
1771
Microscopic cabinet with solar and compound microscope
Seven object holders (360')
Two ivory slides, from Wilson screw barrel microscope
1710-1730
Microtome by W E Boeker Wetzlar dated 1883
1883
Cambridge Automatic Microtome
1920-1926
Electron micrograms; Head of ram spermatozoon and tails of ram spermatozoa
Cylindrical mount for microscpope
Original Stephenson Paraboloid Condenser, c.1875
1875
Minot pattern microtome by Ernst Leitz
1900-1914
Inverted microscope designed and made by an amateur microscopist
1982
Aspheric condenser lens made by C. R. Burch for use in a reflecting microscope with aspheric objective mirror system
1950-1964
Images taken by I. H. Ford in a reflecting microscope using his aspheric objective mirror
1960-1984
'London model 29' monocular microscope by R. & J. Beck Ltd.
1925-1949 (estimated)
Binocular magnifier by Smith & Beck
Leitz "Makam" microphotographic camera
List of microscopes in the Crisp Collection
An aspheric magnifier (x5), 1980
Link television camera, for Gilleltt and Sibert T.V. microscope
'Zetopan binocular microscope No. 310063 by Reichert
circa 1960-1969
Microscope by W. Watson & Sons Limited
1955-1959
Image splitting eyepiece by Vickers
1960-1969
Manuscript instructions and receipt for Ramsden solar microscope, 1793
1793
Microscope slide, engraving of the Lord's Prayer
Low power binocular microscope by Sartory Instruments Ltd
1950-1959
Brass microscope (Culpeper form). Accessories:- 3 objectives
Prokesch's Linen Tester
Dollond's Linen Tester
Rocking microtome, Cambridge, England, 1885
1885
Two electron micrograms of bacilli
Hand magnifiers
Live box
Microscope by Tolles, 1870
1870
Microtome by Minot, with accessory apparatus and case
McArthur microscope (The model used by the Open University)
Universal microscope with case and lid
1782
