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Selection of microscope slide pieces

1850-1900

Cabinet containing various microscope slides

Six opaque microscope slides in mahogany cae

Pair of blank glass microscope slides

Set of microscope slides prepared by Timothy Lewis

1872-1880

Microscope slides owned by Timothy Lewis

1872-1874

Microscope Slides

1830-1840

Four glass microscope slides showing rabies in animal tissues

1931-1970

Microscope Slides

1930-1940

Microscope Slides

1925-1935

Lantern Microscope Slides

1880-1900

Polarising Slides

1900

Crookes's original microscope slides, in case

Cabinet containing various microscope slides

Box of microscope slides

1970-1980

Case containing 10 microscope slides comprised of animal specimens

1867

Box containing 34 microscopical preparations of equine infection by Demodex

1910-1940
Box of 19 microscope slides made by Charles Ford and John Hamerton to determine the number of human chromosomes. The slides are Feulgen squashes of spermatocytes during spermatogenesis. Results of research were published in Nature (Vol 178, 10 Nov 1956, p1020-1023).

Box of 19 microscope slides for chromosome research

1956
50 botanical preparations mounted as slides for a microscope.

50 botanical preparations mounted as slides for a microscope

Cabinet containing various microscope slides (micro-photographs and illustrations of microscopic ruling), also botanical, zoological, and geological slides

Cabinet containing various microscope slides

Wooden box containing 11 trays of microscope slides, containing both human and animal tissue specimens

Wooden box containing microscope slides

1880-90
Two boxes of microscope slides, mounted with rodent anatomical specimens, used in the Department of Nutrition and Diatetics, King's College, London, c.1978.

Two boxes of microscope slides

circa 1978
Box of glass microscope slides prepared by Irene Manton.

Microscope Slides

1925-1935
Selection of glass pieces and cover slips, English. 1840-1900

Selection of glass pieces and cover slips

1840-1900
Fourteen microscope slides containing the following material: Pear tree; Doryanthes (lily); Banksia (honeysuckle); Phoenix dactylifera (date palm); Unknown (label is illegible); Pudina (mint); Pineapple; Feather of Morpho Menelaus (butterfly); Scales of brassica curious (cabbage); Scales of Lepisma (silverfish); Feathers of Pontia brassica (butterfly); Feathers of Pontia brass. (butterfly); the Lord’s prayer written on intermaterial; Unknown (slide is just marked ‘200’)

Fourteen microscope slides

56 botanical preparations mounted as slides for a microscope.

56 botanical preparations mounted as slides for a microscope

Miscellaneous microscope slides.

Miscellaneous microscope slides

Cabinet of microscope slides.

Cabinet of microscope slides

Four folders of microscope slides of mammalian spleen.

Four folders of microscope slides of mammalian spleen

Microscope slides, 6 blank, 3 with unknown specimens and a small box containing small square 'glasses', or blank slides.

Microscope slides

Wooden box containing microscopical slide preperations of foetuses at various stages of development, likely human tissue but not specified.

Wooden box containing microscopical slide preperations of foetuses at various stages of development

Physiological and pathological microscopical preperations, human and animal tissue specimens

Physiological and pathological microscopical preperations

Thirteen microscope slides in wooden box, relating to human lice in trench fever work, by F. Martin Duncan, 1918-19.

Thirteen microscope slides in wooden box

1918-1919
Collection of 27 microphotographs on microscope slides.

Collection of 27 microphotographs on microscope slides.

Four microscope slides and case, used during liquid-based cytology screening to deposit samples, made by Hologic, 2000-2017

Microscope slides used during cytology screening

2000-2017