Compound microscope
1700
Compound monocular microscope
1870-1880
Cuff-type compound microscope
1790-1810
Robert Hooke type microscope
1671-1700
Compound Microscope used by Joseph Jackson Lister
1830-1850
Compound Microscope
1860-1865
Watson Royal microscope
1925-1940
Robert Hooke type microscope and accessory
1671-1700
Compound Microscope by Carl Zeiss, Jena, German, 1870-1888
1870-1888
Microscope used by Louis Pasteur in his investigations on silkworm diseases, Paris, France, 1860-1870
1860-1870
Watson Bactil binocular microscope
1950
Compound monocular microscope, Vienna, Austria, 1831-1870
1831-1870
Compound Microscope
1860-1865
Binocular Compound Microscope
1861
Model of Cherubin d'Orleans compound microscope of 1671
1917
Compound Microscope
1915-1925
Compound microscope by John Bleuler
Compound Microscope
1925-1935
Bullseye Condenser for Binocular Microscope
1863-1866
Student microscope, Jena, Germany, 1906-1945
1906-1945
compound microscope
circa 1900
Swift 'Army' Monocular Microscope
1917
Large compound microscope by Henry Crouch, with box and accessories.
1801-1900
Culpeper-Wilson compound microscope
1730
Compound drum microscope
1740
Compound Microscope with display case and storage case
1855
compound microscope
circa 1900
Compound Microscope
1860
Watson Compound Microscope
1935
Compound microscope for opaque objects
1870
Compound microscope used to examine meat, France, 1851-1900
1851-1900
Compound Microscope
1900-1910
Compound Microscope
1915-1920
Compound Microscope
1795-1810
W. Watson Compound Microscope
1890-1900
Lerebours compound microscope
Wooden Case for Binocular Microscope
1863-1866
photomicrographic microscope
1905-1915
Compound Microscope
1850-1855
Zeiss Compound Microscope
1895-1900
New Improved' universal compound microscope with fitted mahogany case
1785-1795
Binocular microscope, with brass component and wooden case
1863-1866
Compound achromatic microscope
Monocular compound microscope
circa 1890
compound microscope
1953
Compound Microscope
1879
Achromatic Compound microscope
1845-1900
Compound microscope by Anderson and Sons London
Boxfoot compound monocular microscope by G. Adams
1771-1800
Case for microscope by Ernst Leitz
circa 1900