Compound monocular microscope
1870-1880
Compound Microscope and Case used by Joseph Jackson Lister
1830-1850
Body tube for compound monocular microscope
1801-1830
Compound monocular microscope with tilting stage fine focus
1840-1870
Compound monocular microscope by Vincent Chevalier et Fils
1824-1825
Compound monocular microscope, 1801-1850
1801-1850
Compound monocular microscope
Thoma type compound monocular microscope
1880-1890
Unsigned Cuff type microscope, German, 1751-1800
1751-1800
Compound monocular microscope with drum base
1857-1860
Compound monocular microscope
1801-1825
Compound monocular drum microscope by Trecourt and Georges Oberhaeuser
1825-1850
Gould microscope by Spear, Dublin, 1830-1840
1833
Unsigned Japanese microscope
1771-1830
Cuff microscope by Passemant of Paris
1731-1770
Horizontal microscope by Nachet and Son
1839-1863
Box containing parts of the body tube and stand of a Cuff type microscope
1771-1800
Compound monocular microscope with pillar set in the base of the box
1750-1800
Aquarium microscope by Nachet and Son
1875-1890
Portable microscope in case
1895-1905
Demonstration microscope
1863-1870
Drum microscope, English, mid-nineteenth century
1840-1850
Student microscope of continental manufacture
1851-1900
Compound monocular microscope in case
1800-1807
Unsigned Japanese microscope, early 19th century
1801-1830
Large monocular microscope by Nachet and Son
1871-1900
Compound monocular microscope
1825-1850
Reading microscope for Feuso goniometer
1880-1890
Student microscope by Hartnack
1831-1870
Student microscope
1871-1900
Compound monocular microscope by Nachet and Son
1858-1862
Culpeper microscope of Continental construction
1751-1800
Student microscope
1870-1900
Student microscope with drum base
1831-1870
Culpeper microscope
1731-1770
German compound monocular microscope
1831-1870
Projection microscope attachment for magic lantern
1875-1900
Monocular microscope by Millikin and Lawley
1876-1900
Demonstration microscope by Tolles
1850-1880
Dellebarre type microscope
1790-1800
Compound monocular microscope by Moreau of Paris
1831-1870
Viewer, consisting of three parts
1850-1880
Viewer, formed from truncated Stanhope type lens set in tube carrying mirror
1871-1900
Toy microscope in case, French, late 19th century
1875-1900
Large toy microscope
1851-1900
Drum microscope
Boxfoot microscope attributed to Lerebours by Crisp
1751-1800
Student microscope, French, mid 19th century
1831-1870
Drum microscope
1831-1870
Museum microscope with stage having 10 samples
1831-1870