Microscopy (Wellcome)
1830-1850
Microscope, English, 1830-1850, given to Lord Lister by his father J.J. Lister in 1849
1731-1770
Cuff microscope by Cuff, English, mid 18th century, from the Nachet Collection
1839-1863
Horizontal microscope by Nachet and Son, rue Serpente No. 16, Paris, France, 1839-1863.
1850-1880
Demonstration microscope by Tolles, Boston, mid 19th century
1901-1917
Model of Hooke's microscope as shown in 1665 edition of Micrographia, made by W.G. Turner, English, circa 1915
1771-1800
Chest microscope by Dollond, English, late 18th century
1863-1870
Demonstration microscope, with lever adjustment for long and short sight, by Nachet and Son, 17 rue St. Severin, Paris, France, 1863-1870.
1850-1855
Museum microscope, serial no. 634, by Smith & Beck, 6 Coleman Street, London, England, 1850-1855.
1833
Gould type microscope, in case acting as base for the instrument, accessories missing, tray lifts out of base, English, mid 19th century
Compound monocular microscope, in case, Carpenter type, English, 1825-1850
1851-1900
Student microscope, French, 1850-1900
1831-1870
Compound monocular microscope by Moreau, Paris, mid 19th century
1771-1820
Chest microscope by Dollond, English, late 18th or early 19th century
1820-1850
Gould microscope in chest pattern, by Dollond, London, 1800-1850
1851-1870
Binocular microscope by Charles Baker, 244 High Holborn, London, England, 1851-1870.
1790-1810
Compound monocular microscope in case with accessories, signed by R. B. Bate, London, circa 1800
French student microscope mid 19th century
Student microscope, by C. Reichert of Vienna, serial no.7766, in spuerb condition, 1850-1880
1875-1900
Student microcope in case, by G. Cartwright and Son of Preston, late 19th century
1840-1870
Compound monocular microscope with tilting stage fine focus, serial no.1506 by Schieck, German, mid 19th century
Student microscope by J. Amadio, 7 Throgmorton Street, London, England, 1851-1900.
1894-1925
Compound monocular microscope by R. and J. Beck with accessories.
Gould microscope on Jones 'Improved' type stand, by Hillum, 109 Bishopsgate Street, London, England, 1820-1850.
Powell and Lealand 'iron' stand type microscope, by Powell and Lealand, 4 Seymour Place, Euston Square, London, England, 1831-1870, owned by Sir Ray Lankester.
1871-1900
Student microscope, French, late 19th century
Gould microscope by Spear, Dublin, 1830-1840
1870-1900
Student microscope, by E. Hartnack and A. Prazmowski, 1 rue Bonaparte, Paris, France, 1870-1900.
1851-1875
Photomicrographic microscope with sliding prism so that a second person can be shown the specimen, by Nachet and Son, 17 rue St. Severin, Paris, France, 1851-1875.
1801-1830
Gould microscope small size, signed "Cary", English, early 19th century
Cuff microscope, German, mid 18th century, from the Nachet collection
1880-1900
Polarization microscope, designed by Hartnack and Prazmowski, made by their successors, French, late 19th century
1751-1800
Brass Culpeper microscope with wood base, in pyramidal box, English, 1751-1800
Student microscope in case, by Negretti and Zambra, London, late 19th century
1825-1835
Compound monocular microscope, by Philip Carpenter, 24 Regent Street, London, England, 1825-1835.
1827-1848
Gould type microscope in case, by James Bradley Chamberlain, 37.Broad Street, Bloomsbury, London, mid 19th century
Boxfoot Cuff microscope, unsigned, mid 19th century
Student microscope, serial no. 18512, by E. Hartnack and A. Prazmowski, rue Bonaparte 1, Paris, France, 1871-1900.
1825-1850
Gould microscope by Cary, London, in case, mid 19th century
1800-1825
Compound monocular microscope with unusual stage and body tube in case, by W. and S. Jones, 30 Holborn, London, England, 1800-1825.
1877-1879
Compound monocular microscope by R. and J. Beck, London serial no. 10760, English, circa 1878, owned by Dame Lucy Aldrich-Blake (1865-1925)
1791-1793
Culpeper microscope in pyramidal box, with trade card, by J. Field, London, early 19th century
1770-1800
Compound monocular microscope in Sheraton case, using base of box as base for instrument, Dutch, late 18th century
Culpeper microscope, with tooled red leather on body tube and support, possibly Dutch, mid 18th century
Compound monocular microscope with ivory and leather body tube, signed by Burlini, mid 18th century, Italian
1823-1834
Small Gould body tube on stand with unsigned centring stage, by Adie of Edinburgh, 1823-1834
1850-1863
Compound moncular microscope in case with accessories by Nachet and Son, 16 rue Serpente, Paris, France, 1850-1863.
Student microscope by Georges Oberhaeuser, Place Dauphine 19, Paris, France, 1831-1870.
Gould microscope, on vertical pillar with folding foot, stage racks on pillar, English, early 19th century
Micrometer microscope signed by M. Meyerstein, German, mid 19th century
Microscope with papier mache body tube, on spindly pillar, with decorated box base, Italian, early 19th century
