Rocking microtome, Cambridge, England, 1885
1885
Rocking microtome, England, 1930-1950
1930-1950
Microtome, for cutting thin sections of biological material
1980-1999
Early microtome, England, 1825-1835
1825-1835
Caldwell automatic microtome, Cambridge, England, 1884
1884
Rocking Microtome
1900
Rotary Microtome
1920-1930
Minot pattern microtome by Ernst Leitz
1900-1914
Microtome Knife-Sharpening Kit
1925-1935
Sledge microtome, 1900-25.
1900-1925
William Rutherford's freezing microtome
1873-1876
Bench Microtome
1945-1955
Microtome in box
1780
Microtome Knife
1935-1945
Microtome and knife by Unicam Instruments Ltd
1948
Simple microtome and razor, England, 1865-1900
1865-1900
Bench microtome
1850-1880
Topping-type microtome, Europe, 1840-1850
1840-1850
Original Automatic microtome of Sir Richard Threlfall. Driving motion slightly defective
Bench Microtome
1905-1915
Microtome Knife
1910-1920
Microtome Knife
1910-1920
Microtome in mahogany box
1780
Simple brass microtome
Microtome by J.B. Dancer
1860-1865
Microtome
1895-1905
Microtome Blade
1950-1955
Rotary Microtome
1950-1955
Microtome by Bausch & Lomb
1900-1910
Microtome and knife by Unicam Instruments Ltd
1948
Ultra-Microtome Type Fernandez-Moran made by Leitz Wetzlar, c.1961
1961
Cambridge Instrument Company rocking rotary microtome serial no. C683200
1965-1970
Carbon dioxide freezing microtome
1960
Spencer bench microtome with blade in box
1960-1970
Microtome (for preparing ultra thin sections for use in the electron microscope)
Microtome, with case
1925-1935
Bench Freezing microtome by Leitz
1950-1965
Huxley ultramicrotome, Sheffield, England, 1960-1968
1960-1968
Microtome
Sledge microtome made by MSE
circa 1955
microtome
1952