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Robert Hooke type microscope

Robert Hooke type microscope

1671-1700

Robert Hooke type microscope and accessory

Robert Hooke type microscope and accessory

1671-1700

Oat-beard type Hygrometer, 1771-1830

Oat-beard type Hygrometer, 1771-1830

1771-1830

Reconstruction of Robert Hooke's waywiser sounder for measuring the depth of the ocean

Reconstruction of Robert Hooke's waywiser sounder for measuring the depth of the ocean

1977

Accessory for manipulating specimens made to accompany the compound microscope designed by Robert Hooke, 1671-1700 and thought to have been made by Christopher Cock, Long Acre, Covent Garden, London, but not signed.

Accessory for Hooke-type microscope

1671-1700

Reconstruction of the Boyle-Hooke air pump of 1659. Reconstruction made in 1960.

Reconstruction of the Boyle-Hooke air pump

1659

Wheel barometer, Hooke's principle (1655-65), probably by Negretti and Zambra, London, England, 1960

Hooke's wheel type barometer, 1655-1665

1960? (original 1655-1665)

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