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Louis Pasteur’s compound microscope

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1857-1865

Compound microscope used by Joseph Jackson Lister

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1830-1850

Joseph Jackson Lister's microscope, London, England, 1826

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1826

Robert Hooke type microscope

Microscopes

1671-1700

Cuff-type compound microscope

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1790-1810

Watson Royal microscope

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1925-1940

Compound monocular microscope

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1870-1880

Compound Microscope by Carl Zeiss, Jena, German, 1870-1888

Microscopes

1870-1888

Ross research microscope, London, England, 1871-1900

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1890-1900

Watson Bactil binocular microscope

Scientific Instruments & Research

1950

Compound monocular microscope, Vienna, Austria, 1831-1870

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1831-1870

Microscope used by Louis Pasteur in his investigations on silkworm diseases, Paris, France, 1860-1870

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1860-1870

Compound microscope used to examine meat, France, 1851-1900

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1851-1900

Binocular microscope, with brass component and wooden case

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1863-1866

Student microscope, Jena, Germany, 1906-1945

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1906-1945

Compound Microscope

Scientific Instruments & Research

1840-1850

Dr Aldrich Blake’s compound microscope, London, England, 1877-1879

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1894-1925

compound microscope

Scientific Instruments & Research

c.1900

Binocular microscope by Smith, Beck & Beck, 1866, London, United Kingdom. Serial no. 4260, Microscope presented to Dr. Henry Sutton for his services in the cholera wards of the London Hospital

Compound microscope, London, England, 1863-1866

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1863-1866

Compound microscope

Scientific Instruments & Research

1915-1925

Compound microscope by Anderson and Sons London

Microscopes

Compound microscope for opaque objects

Microscopes

1870

Accessory for manipulating specimens made to accompany the compound microscope designed by Robert Hooke, 1671-1700 and thought to have been made by Christopher Cock, Long Acre, Covent Garden, London, but not signed.

Accessory for Hooke-type microscope

Microscopes

1671-1700

Wooden case for Binocular microscope

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1863-1866

Lerebours compound microscope

Microscopes

Achromatic Compound microscope

Microscopes

1845-1900