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Demainbray's compound microscope

Demainbray's compound microscope

1745

Scarlett-Culpeper Compound microscope, with accessories and box

Scarlett-Culpeper Compound microscope, with accessories and box

1735-1745

Compound Culpeper-Wilson microscope by Edward Scarlett

Compound Culpeper-Wilson microscope by Edward Scarlett

Polemoscope or 'Jealousy Glass'

Polemoscope or 'Jealousy Glass'

1701-1720

Fishskin case for opera glass

Fishskin case for opera glass

1701-1720

Fishskin case containing Wilson microscope components, 1730

Fishskin case containing Wilson microscope components, 1730

1730

Box for Culpeper microscope by Scarlett

Box for Culpeper microscope by Scarlett

1735-1745

Box, for screw barrel microscope

Box, for screw barrel microscope

1728

Scarlett-type magnifier

Scarlett-type magnifier

1705-1715

Fish-skin case for reading glass

Fish-skin case for reading glass

1705-1715

Culpeper Compound microscope, with accessories, by Scarlett

Culpeper Compound microscope, with accessories, by Scarlett

1735-1745

Screw barrel microscope with folding tripod stand

Screw barrel microscope with folding tripod stand

1728

One of two old object glasses of  2 1/4-inch aperture in wood mount by Edward Scarlet

One of two old object glasses of 2 1/4-inch aperture in wood mount by Edward Scarlet

1705-1743

Two old object glasses of 2 1/4-inch aperture by John Reeves and Edward Scarlet respectively

Two old object glasses of 2 1/4-inch aperture by John Reeves and Edward Scarlet respectively

1657-1779

Polemoscope or 'Jealousy Glass', ivory and silver mounted; early 18th century, probably by Edward Scarlett, with fishskin case

Polemoscope or 'Jealousy Glass'

1701-1720

Early reading glass, Scarlett type, in fish-skin case

Early reading glass

1705-1715

Fishskin case containing six objective lenses, ivory magnifier, five ivory slides, one brass slide, forceps, two glass tubes, ivory container for mica cover slips and sheet listing slide specimens by E. Scarlett, Soho London, c.1730 [missing - Wilson screw barrel microscope, Engraved "Ed.Scarlett "]

Wilson microscope and components, by Edward Scarlett, 1730

1730

Ivory microscope by Edward Scarlett, contained in ivory case with four compartments, "Ed. Scarlett, Soho, London"

Ivory microscope by Edward Scarlett

Wilson screw barrel microscope, engraved 'Ed.Scarlett', made by Edward Scarlett, Soho London, 1730

Wilson screw barrel microscope, by Edward Scarlett, 1730

1730

Screw barrel microscope by Edward Scarlett

Screw barrel microscope by Edward Scarlett with box

1728