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Eyepiece focusser by Amici

Brass eyepiece for the English Reifler escapement astronomical clock designed by E. T. Cottingham

1923-1925

Eyepiece with 39mm focal length

Erfle eyepiece (catalogue no. E59) focal length 15.5mm

Eyepiece cap with shutter

1750-1850

Hawkseye eyepiece

Ramsden micrometer eyepiece, in case

Orthoscopic eyepiece (catalogue no.E100) focal length 4mm

Huyghens eyepiece by Ladd, London, c.1872

1872

Eyepiece for levelling a tripod stand above a fixed point

1960

Diagonal Spy Glass

1770

Kelner eyepiece (catalogue no.E.91) focal length 6mm

Selection of eyepieces and other accessories in fitted mahogany case for (Smyth) refracting telescope

1830

Eyepiece from telescope

1850-1924

Lens in brass holder

1850-1924

Norman Lockyer’s Seven-Prism Spectroscope and Eyepiece

1868
Part - Box of eyepieces, box of spirit bubbles

Part - Box of eyepieces, box of spirit bubbles

1827
Eyepiece for refracting telescope by Thomas Jones, 1815-1850.

Eyepiece for Refracting Telescope by Thos Jones

1815-1850
Eyepiece fitted with dark glass, for refracting telescope by Thomas Jones, 1815-1850.

Eyepiece for Refracting Telescope by Thos Jones

1815-1850
Brass eye piece component associated with the universal microscope, by H. Shuttleworth, Ludgate Street, London, England, 1782

Brass eye piece component associated with the universal microscope

1782
Brass eye piece component associated with the universal microscope, by H. Shuttleworth, Ludgate Street, London, England, 1782

Brass eye piece component associated with the universal microscope

1782
Eyepiece incorporating a graduated scale 1cm long with 0.1mm diversions. Magnification is 10x.

Eyepiece incorporating a graduated scale 1cm long with 0.1mm diversions. Magnification is 10x

Eyepieces (2); F:12 inch lenses no B2091; 3-screw clamping fitting.

Pair of accessory eyepieces for Kodak Universal Stereoscope

1940
Soret type fluorescent eye-piece with adjusting knob, blue tinted lens, unsigned, supplied by Geneva Association for the Construction of Scientific Instruments, Geneva, Switzerland, 1872-1876.

Soret type fluorescent eye-piece with adjusting knob

1872-1876
Eyepiece marked 3, for refracting telescope by Thomas Jones, 1815-1850.

Eyepiece for Refracting Telescope by Thos Jones

1815-1850
Eyepiece marked 5, for refracting telescope by Thomas Jones, 1815-1850.

Eyepiece for Refracting Telescope by Thos Jones

1815-1850
Eyepiece fitted with dark glass, for refracting telescope by Thomas Jones, 1815-1850.

Eyepiece for Refracting Telescope by Thos Jones

1815-1850
Eyepiece fitted with dark glass, for refracting telescope by Thomas Jones, 1815-1850.

Eyepiece for Refracting Telescope by Thos Jones

1815-1850
Eyepiece cap with shutter

Eyepiece cap with shutter

1 P & L goniometer eyepiece, 1 P & L Filar micrometer eyepiece, 1 P & L coverglass micrometer, 1 P & L substage condenser, 1 P & L Nicol prism, 1 Zeiss Browning eyepiece spectroscope, 1 set Leitz objective changers

Microscope accessories by Zeiss, Powell & Lealand, and Leitz

Brass eyepiece, Ramsden type, with sectioned draw-tube barrel, by Wiliam Ladd, London, 1870-1872.

Sectioned Ramsden type eyepiece

1870-1872
Rhombohedral calcite crystal, 'Iceland Spar' prism with brass eye piece magnifier (removed from instrument), unsigned, European, 1880-1920. Used to demonstrate the double images produced by the mineral calcite.

Rhobomhedral crystal of 'Iceland Spar' with magnifier

1880-1920
Brass eye piece component no glass associated with the universal microscope, by H. Shuttleworth, Ludgate Street, London, England, 1782

Brass eye piece component no glass associated with the universal microscope

1782
Brass eye piece component no glass associated with the universal microscope, by H. Shuttleworth, Ludgate Street, London, England, 1782

Brass eye piece component no glass associated with the universal microscope

1782
Brass eye piece component associated with the universal microscope, by H. Shuttleworth, Ludgate Street, London, England, 1782

Brass eye piece component associated with the universal microscope

1782