Pocket microscope by Jeremiah Sisson
1752
Schwann's microscope (no case)
1835
First atomic force microscope, United States, 1985
1985
Demainbray's compound microscope
1745
Case for Culpeper microscope
1720-1730
Silver microscope by George Adams, c. 1761.
1763
McArthur microscope (The model used by the Open University)
Reconstruction of lamp
Universal microscope with case and lid
1782
Rocking microtome, Cambridge, England, 1885
1885
Achromatic microscope "Society of Arts"
Live box
An aspheric magnifier (x5), 1980
Dick petrological microscope by J. Swift & Son
An achromatic triplet hand-lens (x10) in swing-out nickel plated mount and leather case
An achromatic magnifier with a 20mm crossed scale divided to 0.1mm
Monocular polarising microscope by Henry Crouch
Ramsden Solar microscope in mahogany case
Haeckel's portable Amici microscope
Simple microscope, by Ross, in case
Stephen Gray's Water microscope
Ellis aquatic microscope
1830
Portable field microscope
1870
Aquatic microscope. Date about 1825
1825
Verick's Portable microscope
Box microscope
Sheep-Scab microscope by Swift
Brander microscope with Cuff fine adjustment
Withering's Botanical microscope
Microscope (c.1750-60)
1750-1760
Culpeper microscope with brass body and rack adjustment
Measuring (travelling) microscope
G & S Conference microscope with viewing head
Microscope (dated 1754)
1754
Solar microscope (dated 1770) signed B.MARTIN INVT ET FECIT LONDINI NO 34
1770
Early Culpeper model microscope
Griffith's Club 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
Wollaston Doublet by Dollond ("40")
Oculist's microscope by Nachet
Aquatic microscope by Adams
Compound Culpeper microscope in conical oak case
Eyepiece focusser by Amici
Six opaque microscope slides in mahogany cae
Italian microscope
Microscope by Vincent Chevalier
Compound microscope by Joseph Brum
1772
