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Pair of blank glass microscope slides

Box containing 34 microscopical preparations of equine infection by Demodex

1910-1940
Box of 50 slides, nos 200-249, of Gebel Moya Excavations, 1910-1914

Box of 50 slides

1910-1914
Box of 36 lantern slides of the Gebel Moya excavations (nos.250-283) and first Zeppelin attack on London (300-301), 1910-1915

Box of 36 lantern slides of the Gebel Moya excavations (nos.250-283) and first Zeppelin attack on London (300-301)

Hellige(?) haemoglobinometer, plated steel and glass, made in Germany, 1890-1930

Haemaglobinometer; Germany

1890-1930
Box of microscope slides with eight slide holders, 126 preparations of spinal column of idiot by Dr. A.N. Bruce, Edinburgh, 1910-1950

Box of 126 microscope preparations of a spinal column, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1911-1950

1911-1950
Set of approximately 1000 3 1/4 inch glass slides, in wooden cabinet with manuscript catalogue, used in physiology teaching at University College, London, 1925-1955

Set of approximately 1000 3 1/4 inch glass slides

1925-1955
Box of 45 slides nos 48-111 from third report, nos 112-142 from fouth report Vol.A, of Wellcome Tropical Research Laboratories, 18908-1910

Box of 45 slides nos 48-111 from third report

1903-1910
Box of 7 large lantern slides, of the Gebel Moya excavations, 1910-1914

Box of 7 large lantern slides

Box of 48 slides, nos 1-11 from first report 12-33 from second report, 34-47 from third report of Wellcome Tropical Research Laboratories, 1903-1910

Box of 48 slides

1903-1910
Box of 24 slides Nos 143-163, from Fourth Report, No.164 from the second Riview, Nos. 165-166 from the Prospectus of Wellcome Tropical Research Laboratories, 1910

Box of 24 slides Nos 143-163

1901-1910
Collection of glass slides documenting the history of Watson and Sons (Electro-Medical) Ltd. and other constituent companies of Picker International Ltd., c.1925-1960 training of radiographers

Slides documenting Watson and Sons (Electro-Medical) Ltd.

1925-1969