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Pocket microscope by Jeremiah Sisson

1752

Schwann's microscope (no case)

1835

Demainbray's compound microscope

1745

Beale-type microscope

1871-1900

Model of Leeuwenhoek's microscope

1901-1930

Portable microscope requiring a fibreoptic light source

1960-1975

Portable demonstration microscope

Dick petrological microscope by J. Swift & Son

Dutch copy of Martin's Universal microscope

Small microscope by Nachet

De La Torres' microscope

Microscope (dated 1744)

1744

Microscope by Hugh Powell

Microscope for mineralogical and petrographical research

Rienks's Reflecting microscope

1826

Microscope of the Leeuwenhoek type

Smith's Reflecting microscope

Microscope by G. Merz and Son

Microscope (dated 1754)

1754

Small compound microscope

Compound microscope

1702-1799

Jamin's Exhibition microscope

Microscope, Jackson model; made by Geo Jackson

before 1921

Hughes's Lieberkuhn microscope

1835-1875

Oculist's microscope by Nachet

Small Culpeper-type microscope in pyramidal case

1775-1799

Offord "Scientist TLX20" microscope

Microscope by Ross

Microscope, signed MATTHEW LOFT. Culpeper type

1710-1747

Lucernal Microscope (c.1795) by W&S JONES 60 HOLBORN LONDON

1795

Griffith's Club microscope

Withering's Botanical microscope late form

1820

"Minor" portable microscope by Ernst Leitz

1934

Microscope by Powell and Lealand

Miniature microscope made by Nachet when a boy; one double o.g.

Olympus VMF1 long arm stereo microscope

"Works" metallurgical microscope by W. Watson and Sons Ltd. London (no.24869)

Figure-8 Microscope (c.1770)

1770

Early Martin's-type compound microscope

"International" microscope by M. Pillischer

Simple microscope in turned rosewood case (c.1810)

1810

Verick's Portable microscope

Early Achromatic microscope by Horne and Thornthwaite

Microscope (c.1738)

1738

Powell and Lealand microscope objective No.1

Folding tripod microscope with seven objective lenses (one with lieberkuhn) in fitted wooden case

1830-1849

Solar microscope (including a simple wheel and pinion microscope)

Microscope no.134973 by E. Leitz Wetzlar

1911

Chevalier's Universal microscope

Smallest Pocket microscope by Watkins