Compound monocular microscope
1870-1880
Compound microscope
1700
Telescope used by General Roy for measuring base line to link Paris and Greenwich
Items used by Louis Pasteur, 19th Century.
1861-1870
Gould-type microscope, London, England, 1820-1850
1820-1850
Set of sixteen lenses
1880-1920
Ophthalmoscope, rotating disc
1870-1920
Rectangular wooden case containing twelve circular trial lenses with conical depressions
1880-1920
Liebreich's ophthalmoscope
1886-1910
Wing test set(?) made by Theodore Hamblin Ltd., Lo
1920-1945
Pair trial lenses
1870-1930
Sheaf of seven pairs of convex trial lenses
"Naughton-Morgan" sigmoidoscope
1931-1950
Wollaston camera lucida, owned by Wollaston
Spectacles, personal relic of N. Bishop Harman
1840-1857
Two biconvex lenses
Cuff microscope by J. Linnel of London
1790-1830
Ross research microscope, London, England, 1871-1900
1890-1900
Cine attachment for Wild M20 microscope
1970-1980
Achromatic Microscope made for J J Lister
1826
Collection of parts which is possibly a viewer
1801-1900
Warington Universal type microscope
Simple botanic microscope with box as foot
1831-1870
Case with three objectives and a stage plate
1850-1870
Botanic microscope of unusual design in case by Philip Carpenter
1825-1850
Slide case
1900-1920
Large toy microscope
1851-1900
Small botanic microscope in turned case
Botanic microscope
1820-1830
Botanic microscope with oval base and three simple lenses
1800-1820
Three eyepieces
1801-1900
Botanic microscope with box as base
1820-1850
Gould type microscope
1837-1851
Culpeper microscope of mixed construction
1801-1830
Compound monocular microscope with tilting stage fine focus
1840-1870
Student microscope with lever motion to stage
1850-1880
Drum microscope
1831-1870
Cuff microscope with drawer in base
1720-1750
Drum microscope
Boxfoot microscope attributed to Lerebours by Crisp
1751-1800
Compound monocular microscope with ivory and leather body tube
1731-1770
Culpeper microscope
1771-1800
Nuremburg drum microscope with "JFF" in heart shape branded on base
1780-1820
Nuremburg microscope with "IM" branded on base
1780-1820
Boxfoot microscope with red tooled body tube
1701-1800
Student microscope by J. White of Glasgow
1851-1900
Compound monocular microscope by Vincent Chevalier et Fils
1824-1825
Compound monocular microscope
1800-1825
Compound monocular microscope, 1801-1850
1801-1850
Microscope with Jones-type stand
1800-1825