Compound monocular microscope
1870-1880
Compound microscope
1700
Telescope used by General Roy for measuring base line to link Paris and Greenwich
Achromatic Microscope made for J J Lister
1826
Culpeper microscope with Culpeper's trade card in box
1731-1750
Cine attachment for Wild M20 microscope
1970-1980
Ross research microscope, London, England, 1871-1900
1890-1900
Gould-type microscope, London, England, 1820-1850
1820-1850
Set of sixteen lenses
1880-1920
Ophthalmoscope, rotating disc
1870-1920
Rectangular wooden case containing twelve circular trial lenses with conical depressions
1880-1920
Liebreich's ophthalmoscope
1886-1910
Wing test set(?) made by Theodore Hamblin Ltd., Lo
1920-1945
Pair of blue dark glasses with steel frames
1880-1892
Pair trial lenses
1870-1930
Sheaf of seven pairs of convex trial lenses
"Naughton-Morgan" sigmoidoscope
1931-1950
Wollaston camera lucida, owned by Wollaston
Scent bottle and spy glass combined
1851-1900
Spectacles, personal relic of N. Bishop Harman
1840-1857
Two biconvex lenses
Cuff microscope by J. Linnel of London
1790-1830
Student microscope, French, late 19th century
1871-1900
Unsigned Jones botanic Microscope in case
Compound monocular microscope on ring base
1831-1870
Compound monocular microscope by George Adams
1775-1800
Unsigned Japanese microscope, early 19th century
1801-1830
Stand with two lenses
1851-1880
Large monocular microscope by Nachet and Son
1871-1900
Royal Society of Arts microscope
1851-1875
Measuring (travelling) microscope with moving stage
1851-1900
Hand lens
1850-1900
Compound monocular microscope
1820-1850
Binocular aquarium microscope
1850-1875
Double lens magnifiers, American, circa 1900
1890-1910
Compound monocular microscope
1825-1850
Compound monocular microscope
1771-1800
Compound monocular microscope
1831-1870
Simple viewer
1701-1800
Small microscope
1920-1950
Solar microscope in case
1840-1855
Boxfoot microscope with oval stage
1771-1800
Museum microscope
1850-1855
Stephenson's aquarium microscope
Culpeper microscope of Continental construction
1751-1800
Compound monocular microscope by Nachet and Son
1858-1862
Telescope converted to microscopical use
1790-1820
Compound monocular microscope set between two pillars
1771-1831
Chest microscope by Nairne & Blunt
1771-1800
Simple viewer, English, mid 19th century
1830-1870