Five wooden molecular model balls
circa 1810
Binocular stereoscopic camera no. 12
circa 1856
Samuel Clegg Steam Engine Model
1825
Binocular Compound Microscope
1861
Swift Microscope Lamp
1875-1885
W. Watson Microscope lamp
1845-1855
"British" Stereoscopic Camera
1895-1900
John Dalton's Sealing Wax
1830
Microscope Slides by Andrew Pritchard
1835
Objective Cover Glasses
1870-1900
"Kromskop" Stereo Viewer
1890-1895
Compound Microscope
1860
Glass Bottle used by John Dalton
Umbrella Frame
circa 1830
John Dalton's Earthenware Beaker
Simple microscope
1910-1920
Microprojector, made by J. B. Dancer.
1850-1860
Microscope Case
1855-1865
Microscope Lamp
1845-1855
Davon Microtelescope
1905-1915
Micro-Lantern Attachment
1855-1860
Box Microscope
1895-1905
John Dalton's Spark Eudiometer
Polarising Slides
1900
Glass Vial
circa 1820
Pocket Microcope
1835-1845
John Dalton's Earthenware Beaker
Lantern Microscope Slides
1880-1900
Watkin's "Bee" Exposure Meter
1912
Dancer Hydrometer
1855-1865
Gyroscope, made by J. B. Dancer
1855-1865
Single Lantern Slide Carriers
1905-1915
Lantern Polariscope
1870-1880
Commemorative gravestone for John Dalton from Ardwick Cemetery
Cradle believed to have been used by John Dalton as a baby
"Kombi" Camera
1892-1895
John Dalton's Thermometer
circa 1835
Diffraction Grating
1910-1915
Box of Specimen Slides
1880-1900
Small ivory handle from item used by John Dalton
Photographic Material
1910-1950
Polarising Slides
1895-1905
Newton & Co. Polariscope
1865-1875
Cyanotype photograph of John Mercer on mercerised cotton
1845
John Dalton's Earthenware Beaker
circa 1820
Meteorological thermometer backplate
Water thermometer bulb used by John Dalton
Mercury barometer
circa 1820
Remains of John Dalton's eyes
1844
Drum Microscope
1835-1845