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Stereoscope by Jules Duboscq

Pull of spectacle case lacquered wood

Lenses and prisms, boxed

Compound monocular microscope set with two monocular body tubes

1825-1850

Compound monocular microscope

1826-1850

Blue tinted spectacles, one arm missing

1835-1914

Fahrenheit room thermometer

Compound monocular microscope by Carpenter & Westley

1825-1850

Magnifying glass on telescopic stand, England, c. 1835-1914

1835-1914

Spectacle case

1820-1880

Pull off spectacle case

1820-1900

Travelling thermometer by Carpenter & Westley

1801-1900

Artists' drawing aid comprising folding concave lens and folding Claude Lorrain mirror

1875-1900

Pull off spectacle case

Frog mouth spectacle case

Pull of spectacle case

Pull off spectacle case

Pull off spectacle case

Stereo Daguerreotype

Straight, half eye spectacles

1810-1860

Artists' aid

1855-1865

Steinheil cones

1865-1875

Chromotrope, centre scene-windmill with moving sails

1890-1900

Newton's colour disc chromotrope by Carpenter & Westley

1890-1900

Gould-type microscope in case

1830-1840

Case for blue tinted spectacles

1835-1914

Thermometer, cased, clinical

Compound monocular microscope by Carpenter and Westley

1826-1850

Pull off spectacle case

1820-1900

Turn pin spectacles

1830-1890

Iron pattern microscope in brass

1835-1850

Compound monocular microscope

1825-1850

Stereoscopic coloured daguerreotype by T.R. Williams, sold by Carpenter & Westley; 6 3/4" x 3 1/4". Subject: group of vegetables.

Stereoscopic coloured daguerreotype group of vegetables

Framed magic lantern slide of a dead Robin bleeding into a dish being held by a fish, from the nursery rhyme ‘Who Killed Cock Robin’, ('This is the fish who caught his blood') by Carpenter and Westley. Circular mount with spring fixing. Number 3 of a 14 slide set.

Magic lantern slide: Who Killed Cock Robin?

Framed magic lantern slide of a weeping bird sitting on a sign that reads Poor Cock Robin’, from the nursery rhyme ‘Who Killed Cock Robin’ ('Cock Robin's grave erected by public subscription'), by Carpenter and Westley. Circular mount with spring fixing. Number 14 of a 14 slide set.

Magic lantern slide: Who Killed Cock Robin?

Framed magic lantern slide of a beetle making a funeral shawl, from the nursery rhyme ‘Who Killed Cock Robin’ ('This is the beetle who made his shroud') by Carpenter and Westley. Circular mount with spring fixing. Number 4 of a 14 slide set.

Magic lantern slide: Who Killed Cock Robin?

Framed magic lantern slide of a several weeping birds with handkerchiefs, from the nursery rhyme ‘Who Killed Cock Robin’ ('The mourners, all the birds of the air'), by Carpenter and Westley. Circular mount with spring fixing. Number 13 of a 14 slide set.

Magic lantern slide: Who Killed Cock Robin?

Framed magic lantern slide of a dove on a branch, from the nursery rhyme ‘Who Killed Cock Robin’ ('This is the dove who was chief mourner') by Carpenter and Westley. Circular mount with spring fixing. Number 5 of a 14 slide set.

Magic lantern slide: Who Killed Cock Robin?

Rotating mechanical lantern slide by Carpenter & Westley, Moveable Astronomical Sliders No. 1., The Solar System.

One of a set of astronomical magic lantern slides: 'The Solar System'

circa 1850

Rotating mechanical lantern slide by Carpenter & Westley, Moveable Astronomical Sliders No. 2., 'The Earth's Annual Motion'.

One of a set of astronomical magic lantern slides:'The Earth's Annual Motion'

circa 1850

Magic lantern rackwork slide showing the Earth's annual motion round the sun.

Magic lantern rackwork slide: Earth's motion round the sun

Hand painted magic lantern slide depicting the interior of St Peter's Basilica, Rome.

Magic lantern slide depicting the interior of St Peter's, Rome

Rotating mechanical lantern slide by Carpenter & Westley, Moveable Astronomical Sliders No. 8., 'Annual Motion of the Earth'.

One of a set of astronomical magic lantern slides: 'Annual Motion of the Earth'

circa 1850

Storage box for stereo-daguerreotypes. Carpenter and Westley, 24 Regent Street, London

Storage Box For Stereo-Daguerreotypes

Rotating mechanical lantern slide by Carpenter & Westley, Moveable Astronomical Sliders No. 4., Motion of Venus or Mercury.

One of a set of astronomical magic lantern slides: 'Motion of Venus or Mercury'

circa 1850

Hand folding spectacles, yellow metal, made by Carpenter and Westley, 24 Regent Street, London, England, 1801-1850.

Hand folding spectacles

1801-1850

Thirty six hand-painted lantern slides, 3" circular, by Carpenter & Westley, 24 Regent Street, London (six with mechanical movement), in a box

36 hand painted magic lantern slides

Pair of blue-tinted spectacles with one arm missing, in tartan patterend case, Carpenter and Westley, London, 1850-1900

Pair of blue-tinted spectacles, one arm missing, with tartan pattern case

1835-1914

Box for collection of astronomical mechanical lantern slides.

Box for collection of astronomical mechanical lantern slides

Collection of ten magic lantern slides of astronomical subjects in original box.

Collection of ten astronomical lantern slides

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