Model of Leeuwenhoek's microscope
1901-1930
Schwann's microscope (no case)
1835
Pocket microscope by Jeremiah Sisson
1752
Demainbray's compound microscope
1745
Beale-type microscope
1871-1900
Robert Hooke type microscope and accessory
1671-1700
Busch microscope
Microscope
1965-1975
Monotype Microscope for 1-Inch Punch
Electron microscope, model E.M.3.
Desk and column unit of AEI EM801 electron microscope
1974
Microscope, Jackson model; made by Geo Jackson
before 1921
G & S Lablynx microscope with a binocular head
Pocket microscope
Portable microscope requiring a fibreoptic light source
1960-1975
McArthur microscope (The model used by the Open University)
Brass monocular microscope in wooden case
1900-1920
Universal microscope with case and lid
1782
research microscope made by Olympus
Axioskop 20 microscope for transmitted light brightfield microscopy
1994
Cooke Troughton & Simms M4000 series Universal Microscope serial number M40541
1963-1965
Improved Withering Botanic microscope
1790
Original model of Powell and Lealand Compound microscope
"Works" metallurgical microscope by W. Watson and Sons Ltd. London (no.24869)
Watkins Universal microscope (latest type)
Swift microscope
1848-1870
Binocular microscope
Three sets of microscope optics in wooden box
1890-1910
Early 19th century Achromatic portable microscope by Ploessl Vienna
Universal microscope of first type
Microscope by Vincent Chevalier
Abraham & Dancer travelling Microscope
circa 1843
Achromatic microscope "Society of Arts"
Early Culpeper microscope
1720-1730
Metallurgical microscope by Seiwa
Early Achromatic microscope by Horne and Thornthwaite
Wood object slide for Nuremburgh microscope
Folding tripod microscope by Watkins
Dutch copy of Martin's Universal microscope
Tiedemann microscope (signed)
Universal double microscope (body) (c.1746)
1746
Amici microscope of brass
Microscope on ball and socket joint by Ross
Klein's Excursion microscope
Microscope by Ross
Lucernal Microscope (c.1795) by W&S JONES 60 HOLBORN LONDON
1795
Charles Brooke's microscope
Brass microscope, eight inches high, incomplete
1790-1819
Universal microscope (1776) signed "Martin"
