Compound monocular microscope
1870-1880
Compound Microscope and Case used by Joseph Jackson Lister
1830-1850
Items used by Louis Pasteur, 19th Century.
1861-1870
Achromatic Microscope made for J J Lister
1826
French compound monocular microscope, 1850-1875
1850-1875
Chest microscope by Dollond
1771-1800
Student microscope, French, late 19th century
1871-1900
Gould-type microscope, London, England, 1820-1850
1820-1850
Student microscope by Henry Crouch
1871-1900
Compound minocular microscope, French, 1851-1900
1851-1900
Compound monocular microscope
1854
Binocular microscope by Charles Baker
1851-1870
Culpeper microscope with boxfoot made by George Adams in 1738
1738
Brass Culpeper microscope
1750-1759
Culpeper microscope
1731-1770
Chest microscope by Dollond
1771-1820
Patented microscope by J. Swift and Son
1894-1900
Binocular Microscope by E. Leitz of Wetzlar, c 1920's
1920-1930
Gould microscope by Cary
1825-1850
Compound microscope microscope
1840-1870
Monocular microscope by Millikin and Lawley
1876-1900
Student microscope by J. White of Glasgow
1851-1900
Polarizing microscope by W. Watson and Sons
1882-1908
Drum microscope
1831-1870
Student microscope, French, 1850-1900
1851-1900
Cuff microscope by Cuff
1731-1770
Drum microscope in case
1825-1850
Drum microscope, English, mid-nineteenth century
1840-1850
Brass Culpeper microscope with wood base
1751-1800
Drum microscope
1831-1870
Viewer, formed from truncated Stanhope type lens set in tube carrying mirror
1871-1900
French student microscope mid 19th century
1831-1870
Drum microscope in case
1851-1875
Culpeper microscope with sliding focus and boxfoot
1801-1830
Cuff microscope by Gilbert
1751-1800
Museum microscope
1850-1855
Gould type microscope, British, 1827-1848
1827-1848
Student microscope by J. Amadio
1851-1900
Drum microscope with side pillar
1826-1850
Compound monocular microscope by Moreau
1831-1870
Unsigned Japanese microscope, early 19th century
1801-1830
Student microscope, French, late 19th century
1871-1900
Compound monocular microscope with tilting stage fine focus
1840-1870
Cuff microscope by J. Linnel of London
1790-1830
Microscope by Andrew Pritchard
1825-1850
Demonstration microscope by E. Leitz
1881-1900
Jones "Most Improved" microscope
1801-1830
Compound monocular microscope by Dollond
1791-1810
Culpeper microscope, English, early 19th century
1801-1830
Culpeper microscope in pyramidal box with trade card on door
1801-1830