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Research microscope

1971-1979

Wild microscope with binocular

CTS research microscope with serial no.M 201015

1950-1960

Watson high power research microscope with binocular head

1930-1940

Baker Patholette microscope

1960-1970

Wenham binocular microscope with Crossley's illumination tailpiece

1875-1900

Binocular microscope with base and prism housing by C.D. Ahrens and Stephenson body tube by John Browning

1851-1900

Swift Collegiate microscope stand in light alloy

1970-1980

Binocular microscope no.1925 (the 'Draper')

1875-1890

Binocular microscope with parallel body tubes of adjustable separation

1850-1870

Monocular and binocular microscope

1869

Leitz binocular microscope

1950-1960

Watson microsystem 70 - binocular microscope with accessories

1960-1970

C.T.S. binocular microscope no. M106977 in case with accessories

1962

Binocular microscope by Lancaster and Son of Birmingham

1851-1875

Binocular microscope by Charles Baker

1851-1870

Binocular microscope by C.D. Ahrens of London

1851-1900

Binocular and monocular microscope

1850-1875

Binocular microscope by M. Pillischer

1871-1900

Binocular magnifier with screw adjustment of interocular distance English

1901-1930

Binocular microscope

1850-1875

Binocular Microscope by E. Leitz of Wetzlar, c 1920's

1920-1930
Binocular microscope with body tubes separable by turning a single screw, by Nachet and Son, 17 rue St. Severin, Paris, France, 1850-1875.

Binocular microscope with body tubes separable by turning a single screw

1850-1875
Binocular microscope with divided objective, on extraordinary frame with pulleys and weights, invented by Prof. Aubert, signed by H. Westien, German, 1870-1890

Binocular microscope with divided objective

1870-1890
Binocular microscope by R. and J. Beck, London, serial no. 4857, circa 1864, owned by Dame Lucy Aldrich-Blake (1865-1925)

Binocular microscope, box and components

1862-1866
Binocular microscope by Negretti and Zambra, London with mahogany case, presented to Rev. S. Godber in 1879

Binocular microscope by Negretti and Zambra, London, with mahogany case

1875-1880
Binocular microscope in wooden case with accessories, by Ross, London, serial no. 4966, mid 19th century, owned by Dallinger, later the first microscope purchased for the Zoology Dept. of the British Museum (Natural History)

Binocular microscope, in wooden case with accessories

1840-1859
Binocular microscope, in case with glass door, by Moritz Pillischer, Hunter and Sands and J. H. Steward, serial no. 247, 406 Strand, London, England, 1860-1875.

Binocular Microscope

1860-1875
Vickers M41 photoplan microscope with power pack and instruction booklet

Vickers M41 photoplan microscope

1975-1980
Binocular microscope in glazed case, by Henry Crouch, serial no. 1150, English, 1850-1870

Binocular microscope in glazed case

1850-1870
Large binocular microscope, with folding stand, serial no. 6179, by R. & J. Beck, 31 Cornhill, London, England, 1860-1870.

Large binocular microscope

1860-1870
Binocular microscope in case with accessories, by Smith & Beck, London, serial no. 3425, 1855-1860

Binocular microscope in case with accessories

1855-1860
Leitz `Ortholux' metallurgical microscope circa 1955 with polaroid camera and other accessories

Leitz 'Ortholux' metallurgical microscope

1950-1960
'Bactil' research microscope, steel and brass, with some accessories, in mahogany case, by W. Watson and Sons Ltd., 313 High Holborn, London, England, 1948.

'Bactil' research microscope

1948
Compound binocular microscope, in case, partly by Smith and Beck, partly by Crouch, circa 1855

Compound binocular microscope

1854-1856
Exhibition binocular microscope by Negretti and Zambra, London, won gold medal at Philadelphia in 1876

Exhibition binocular microscope by Negretti and Zambra

1870-1876
Binocular microscope by Smith & Beck, Coleman Street, London, serial No. 851, circa 1855

Binocular microscope by Smith & Beck

1850-1860
Binocular microscope serial no. 1764 by Watson and Sons, 313 High Holborn, London, in wooden case, 1882-1900. Supposedly owned by William Quekett (1802-1888).

Binocular microscope serial no. 1764 by Watson and Sons

1882-1900