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Five wooden molecular model balls

circa 1810

Samuel Clegg Steam Engine Model

1825

John Dalton's Earthenware Beaker

John Dalton's Spark Eudiometer

Polarising Slides

1900

Lantern Polariscope

1870-1880

W. Watson Microscope lamp

1845-1855

Glass Vial

circa 1820

Microscope Lamp

1845-1855

Davon Microtelescope

1905-1915

"British" Stereoscopic Camera

1895-1900

Newton & Co. Polariscope

1865-1875

Objective Cover Glasses

1870-1900

"Kromskop" Stereo Viewer

1890-1895

Dancer Hydrometer

1855-1865

Pocket Microcope

1835-1845

Lantern Microscope Slides

1880-1900

Gyroscope, made by J. B. Dancer

1855-1865

John Dalton's Sealing Wax

1830

John Dalton's Earthenware Beaker

Binocular Compound Microscope

1861

Umbrella Frame

circa 1830

Binocular stereoscopic camera no. 12

circa 1856

Micro-Lantern Attachment

1855-1860

Photographic Material

1910-1950

Microscope Case

1855-1865

Diffraction Grating

1910-1915

Box Microscope

1895-1905

Watkin's "Bee" Exposure Meter

1912

Simple microscope

1910-1920

Swift Microscope Lamp

1875-1885

Glass Bottle used by John Dalton

Box of Specimen Slides

1880-1900

Microscope Slides by Andrew Pritchard

1835

Microprojector, made by J. B. Dancer.

1850-1860

Small ivory handle from item used by John Dalton

Compound Microscope

1860

Earthenware beaker used by John Dalton, possibly for holding mercury, c1820.

John Dalton's Earthenware Beaker

circa 1820

A box containing "cells for M. Soret's fluorescent eyepiece", along with a magnifying glass and a component for microscope.

M. Soret Fluorescent Eyepiece and Other Components

1900

Cyanotype photograph of John Mercer on mercerised cotton, attributed to J. B. Dancer, 1845.

Cyanotype photograph of John Mercer on mercerised cotton

1845

Remains of John Dalton's eyes, died 1844.

Remains of John Dalton's eyes

1844

Backplate from a meteorological thermometer, used by John Dalton, c.1820

Meteorological thermometer backplate

Water thermometer bulb used by John Dalton, c.1820

Water thermometer bulb used by John Dalton