Compound microscope
1701-1723
Compound microscope
1700
Dissecting microscope used by Sir Ronald Ross
1890-1910
Compound monocular microscope
1870-1880
Cuff-type compound microscope
1790-1810
Beale-type microscope
1871-1900
Model of Leeuwenhoek's microscope
1901-1930
Compound Microscope and Case used by Joseph Jackson Lister
1830-1850
Items used by Louis Pasteur, 19th Century.
1861-1870
Achromatic Microscope made for J J Lister
1826
Siemens ‘Elmiskop 1’ electron microscope, Germany, 1955
1945-1955
Microscope used by Louis Pasteur in his investigations on silkworm diseases, Paris, France, 1860-1870
1860-1870
Vickers microscope manuals
Kima model microscope and accessories by W. Watson and Sons Ltd.
1937
Reichert Immunopan Microscope with Accessories and Transformer
1960-1965
Vickers Patholette microscope
Zeiss compact transmitted-light KM microscope
1978-1981
'Correct' stereoscopic microscope
1971-1979
Stereoscopic microscope
1980-1987
Dissecting microscope in wooden box
1920-1965
Kima model compound monocular microscope by W. Watson and Sons Ltd.
1930
Zeiss "jug-handle" microscope stand and outfit
Research microscope
1971-1979
Meopta microscope
Open University McArthur microscope and accessories
1972
Barer's 3-dimensional micromanipulator
1960-1969
Binocular microscope Meopta DDN37B
1973-1980
Chest microscope formerly owned by Pope Benedict XIV
1701-1730
Watson microsystem 70 - binocular microscope with accessories
1960-1970
French compound monocular microscope, 1850-1875
1850-1875
Monocular student microscope
1970-1985
Ross research microscope, London, England, 1871-1900
1890-1900
The 'Royal' research microscope with mahogany case
1925-1940
Stereoscopic binocular microscope
1955-1960
RCA EMU-2B Transmission Electron Microscope, United States, 1946
1946
Dissecting microscope by Bausch and Lomb
1875-1900
Model of Hooke's microscope as shown in 1665 edition of Micrographia
1901-1917
Compound minocular microscope, French, 1851-1900
1851-1900
Neo-PROMAR projection microscope
1970-1985
Compound monocular microscope by Winkel-Zeiss of Gottingen
1922-1928
Valentin knife, London, England, 1850-1870
1850-1870
Binocular phase contrast microscope
1955-1970
Abbe-type camera lucida by E. Leitz
Portable microscope by George Lindsay
1743
"Bactil" binocular microscope
1955-1962
Chest microscope by Dollond
1771-1800
Screwbarrel microscope, England, 1700-1730
1700-1730
Compound monocular microscope made by Emil Busch A. G.
1920-1950
Student microscope by Henry Crouch
1871-1900
Gould-type microscope, London, England, 1820-1850
1820-1850