Pocket microscope by Jeremiah Sisson
1752
Schwann's microscope (no case)
1835
Silver microscope by George Adams, c. 1761.
1763
Demainbray's compound microscope
1745
First atomic force microscope, United States, 1985
1985
Case for Culpeper microscope
1720-1730
Portable demonstration microscope
Dick petrological microscope by J. Swift & Son
Dutch copy of Martin's Universal microscope
Small microscope by Nachet
De La Torres' microscope
Mahogany cabinet of 3 drawers
Aquatic microscope. Date about 1825
1825
Microscope (dated 1744)
1744
Measuring (travelling) microscope
Microscope by Hugh Powell
Microscope for mineralogical and petrographical research
Rienks's Reflecting microscope
1826
Microscope of the Leeuwenhoek type
Ahren's binocular microscope with paralled tubes
Quekett's dissecting microscope
'London model 29' monocular microscope by R. & J. Beck Ltd.
1925-1949 (estimated)
Smith's Reflecting microscope
Small portable microscope in metal case
1854
Microscope by G. Merz and Son
Microscope (dated 1754)
1754
Small compound microscope
Compound microscope
1702-1799
Jamin's Exhibition microscope
Simple Microscope, 1747-1784
1747-1784
Compass microscope for opaque objects
1740
Microscope, Jackson model; made by Geo Jackson
before 1921
Hughes's Lieberkuhn microscope
1835-1875
Oculist's microscope by Nachet
Small Culpeper-type microscope in pyramidal case
1775-1799
Offord "Scientist TLX20" microscope
Microscope by Ross
Small pocket microscope
Reproduction of early 17th century Museum Microscope
Pamphlet - "A description of the Eirometer"
Microscope, signed MATTHEW LOFT. Culpeper type
1710-1747
Lucernal Microscope (c.1795) by W&S JONES 60 HOLBORN LONDON
1795
Small opaque Compass microscope
1731-1770
Early Culpeper model microscope
Griffith's Club microscope
Withering's Botanical microscope late form
1820
"Minor" portable microscope by Ernst Leitz
1934
Microscope by Powell and Lealand
Miniature microscope made by Nachet when a boy; one double o.g.
