Pocket microscope by Jeremiah Sisson
1752
Demainbray's compound microscope
1745
Beale-type microscope
1871-1900
Case of accessories
Microscope and receipted bill, 1767.
Compound monocular microscope owned by Edwin Lankester
1852
Early Culpeper microscope
1720-1730
Culpeper microscope
1738
Chest microscope formerly owned by Pope Benedict XIV
1701-1730
Robert Hooke type microscope and accessory
1671-1700
Model of Leeuwenhoek's microscope
1901-1930
Schwann's microscope (no case)
1835
Copy of the Janssen microscope
'Service II' monocular microscope with case
1957
Vickers Patholette microscope
Axioskop 20 microscope for transmitted light brightfield microscopy
1994
Microscope by E. Leitz of Wetzlar
Micromanipulation equipment, United Kingdom, 1994
1994
Riddell's Binocular microscope
1885
Zeiss "jug-handle" microscope stand and outfit
Meopta microscope
Open University McArthur microscope and accessories
1972
Chest microscope formerly owned by Pope Benedict XIV
1701-1730
18th century Compound microscope by W. Storer
Replica van Leeuwenhoek microscope
Early Culpeper microscope
1720-1730
Confocal laser scanning microscope model MRC600
1989-1990
"Sterimag" binocular microscope (X20) by C. Baker Ltd.
1960
Gould-type microscope, London, England, 1820-1850
1820-1850
Student's microscope by C. Baker
Brander microscope with Cuff fine adjustment
Zeiss Eduval microscope, German, c.1975
Binocular microscope
Microscope by Tolles, 1870
1870
Compound microscope
1680
Microscope by Jecker, a Paris, 1810-1820
1810-1820
Offord "Scientist TLX20" microscope
Smallest Pocket microscope by Watkins
Solar microscope by George Adams
Desk and column unit of AEI EM801 electron microscope
1974
Prince of Wales microscope
1754-1757
Rosenbusch-Fuess petrographic microscope
Brass Cary pocket microscope
circa 1789-circa 1825
Compound monocular microscope, 1852
1852
Brass monocular microscope in wooden case
1900-1920
McArthur microscope (The model used by the Open University)
EPHP plastic microscope based on a design by Dr. J. McArthur
Compound and simple microscope made by Andrew Ross
1840
Adams 'Variable' microscope with accessories in fitted mahogany case
1765-1775
Screw barrelled microscope, rosewood, gilt brass stand
1680-1690