Arithmetical medal and numerical pocket piece
1753
Wilson type screw barreled microscope
1742
single opera glass (prospect glass; spy glass)
1745-1755
Refracting terrestrial telescope by Mann & Ayscough
1740-1750
Brass dart, with steel point, for an air gun, fur flight
1761
Cuff type (scroll foot) microscope by James Mann, c. 1755
1750-1760
Terrestrial Globe by George Adams
1766
Ebony octant on pillar stand with artificial horizon.
1750-1760
Six flat brass avoirdupois weights, for 2oz, 1oz, 1oz, 1/2oz, 1/4oz and 1/4oz
1714-27
English glass celestial globe, 1739
1739
Cuff microscope with drawer in base
1720-1750
Portable microscope by George Lindsay
1743
Cuff microscope on flat base
1745-1770
Cuff microscope by Cuff
1731-1770
Glazier's hammer, London patterm, 1740-1760.
1740-1760
Stamped nocturnal
1713
Optical Compendium Set, English, 1720
1715-1725
Modified form of John Marshall's Compound microscope
1725-1735
English celestial globe with Sun and Moon arms, 1747
1747
R Lovett
1766
New and Universal Dictionary of Arts and Sciences: 'Turning'
1754
New and Universal Dictionary of Arts and Sciences: 'Facing Hat'
1754
New and Universal Dictionary of Arts and Sciences: 'Dye-house'
1754
Christopher Stedman
1747-1760
Set of flat troy penny weights in fitted mahogany case
1737
The Creation
1737
Culpeper microscope with black shagreen tube
1731-1770
Compass and screwbarrel microscopes in fishskin case
1740-1770
Screwbarrel microscope with ivory handle
1720-1760
Screwbarrel microscope in fishskin case
1730-1770
Culpeper microscope body and stand
1731-1770
Boxfoot microscope with black shagreen body tube support
1731-1770
English screwbarrel microscope in fishskin case
1730-1770
B. Cole
1763
Robert Akenhead, at the Bible and Crown upon the Bridge, Newcastle
1718
Trade card: John Fowler, at the Globe in Sweeting's Alley
1738
Trade card: Francis Hauksbee
1725
Trade card: Thomas Haselden
1735
Trade card: James Ayscough. An illustration of a pair of spectacles
1740
Trade card: J. Senex & C. Price
1707
Mathematical, Philosophical and Optical Instruments
1753-1770
Trade card: Samuel Newton
1710
John Cuff
1731-1770
Trade card: H. Moll. Geographer
1727
Trade card: Thomas Heath
1720-1747
Trade card: James Mann & James Ayscough. At the Sign of Sir Isaac Newton and two pair of Golden Spectacles
1747
Trade card: Jonathan Sisson
1737
Trade card: B. Scott & C. Price
1718
Trade card: Will[iam] Salmon Jnr. 1733. Illustration of a scale
1733
Trade card for James Mann, optician, London, England, 1706-1756
1706-1756