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Scioptric ball

Microscopes

Mechanical finger (Lentmayer's) for microscope

Microscopes

Abbe's Test Platte in leatherette case

Microscopes

1900-1945

Box and accessories for 'Bactil' research microscope

Microscopy (Wellcome)

1948

Case and slides for pocket microscope

Microscopes

Flatters microscope turntable

Scientific Instruments & Research

1875-1885

Accessories for use with Medilux microscope

Microscopy (Wellcome)

Microscope specimen support grid

Microscopes

Eyepieces and objectives for the compound achromatic microscope

Microscopes

Microscope specimen support grid

Microscopes

Electron microscope specimen support grid

Microscopes

Microcantilevers for use with Atomic Force Microscope

Microscopes

Brass fish-plate from early Culpeper microscope

Microscopes

Two examples of the Hemispherical or "Kettledrum" condensor

Microscopes

Two examples of the Hemispherical or "Kettledrum" condensor

Microscopes

Binocular microscope accessories

Microscopes

1857-1869

Foot-operated accessory for controlling the focus

Microscopes

1964

Wild Photoautomat MPS 55 photomicrographic controller

Microscopes

Accessories for Zeiss microscope by Ernst Leitz. Unidentified tool; object comprises a wooden block with curved interior and a length of canvas stretched across the length and fixed with brass studs. Includes an un-marked box.

Microscope Accessory

Scientific Instruments & Research

1905-1915

Two drawers containing accessories for Dollond microscope.

Microscope Accessories

Scientific Instruments & Research

1750

Accessory for Zeiss microscope by Ernst Leitz.. Two glass dishes with stickers attched 'V.T.F 3 3/4'.

Microscope Accessory

Scientific Instruments & Research

1905-1915

Field microscope accessories in wooden box; unsigned.

Microscope accessories

Scientific Instruments & Research

1845-1855

Stage mirror, made by Spencer Lens Company, for Watson Bactil binocular microscope used by Dr Kathleen Drew for her research on nori seaweed.

Bactil Microscope Stage Mirror

Scientific Instruments & Research

1950

Miscoscope accessory for compound monocular microscope. Sharp scalpal like tool. Owned by Edwin Lankester and purchased from the makers Smith & Beck of London in 1854.

Microscope Accessory for Compound monocular microscope, 1852

Public Health & Hygiene

1852

Square microscope slides in small plastic bag. Accessory for compound monocular microscope owned by Edwin Lankester and purchased from the makers Smith & Beck of London in 1852.

Accessory for compound monocular microscope, 1852

Public Health & Hygiene

1852

Microscope condensing lenses and a prism, with wooden case.

Condensing lenses and prism

Scientific Instruments & Research

1879

Hand forceps, for compound microscope, by John Marshall, London, England, 1715, by John Marshall, London, England, 1715

Hand forceps, from Marshall's 1715 compound microscope

Microscopes

1715

Ivory disc, for brass stage fitting, for compound microscope, by John Marshall, London, England, 1715, by John Marshall, London, England, 1715

Ivory disc, for Brass stage fitting, from Marshall's 1715 compound microscope

Microscopes

1715

Accessory for Zeiss microscope by Ernst Leitz.. Three lenses, each a different size. One includes a wooden mount.

Microscope Accessory

Scientific Instruments & Research

1905-1915

Accessory for Zeiss microscope by Ernst Leitz.. Two miscellaneous accessories; one metal frame or support and one very small lens.

Microscope Accessory

Scientific Instruments & Research

1905-1915

Reichert microscope eyeshields.

Microscope Eyeshield

Scientific Instruments & Research

1910-1920

Circular metal base of a stand for a microscope accessory to go with compound monocular microscope signed by Joseph Casartelli.

Microscope Accessory

Scientific Instruments & Research

1855-1865

Accessories for Zeiss microscope by Ernst Leitz. Electric microscope accessory with red case marked Eleitz Wetzlar. Includes hand-held microscope with Bakelite plug, spare bulb, lens, pin and tube extension with the inscription 'Utropak mit Analysator Tubusauszug 195mm' (translation: Utropak with Analyzer tube Extension.

Microscope Accessory

Scientific Instruments & Research

1905-1915

Accessory for Zeiss microscope by Ernst Leitz.. Lens attchemnet with small pivot mounted mirror, made by Britex (Scientific Instruments).

Microscope Accessory

Scientific Instruments & Research

1905-1915

Stage forceps, for compound microscope, by John Marshall, London, England, 1715

Stage forceps, from Marshall's 1715 compound microscope

Microscopes

1715

Vertical part of a stand. Microscope accessory to go with compound monocular microscope signed by Joseph Casartelli.

Microscope Accessory

Scientific Instruments & Research

1855-1865

Accessory for Zeiss microscope by Ernst Leitz.. Cardboard box (without lid containing four metal and glass apparatus, possibly a measure.

Microscope Accessory

Scientific Instruments & Research

1905-1915

Accessory for Zeiss microscope by Ernst Leitz.. Box of glass 'transparent writing plates' made by Flatters & Garnett Ltd.

Microscope Accessory

Scientific Instruments & Research

1905-1915

Accessory for Zeiss microscope by Ernst Leitz.. Mirror on metal mount with lens supports. Made by Carl Zeiss, Jena and marked 'Botanical Department University' on the back.

Microscope Accessory

Scientific Instruments & Research

1905-1915

Accessory for compound monocular microscope. Brass cylindrical vessel. Lid marked '2/3 Smith & Beck, 6, Coleman St, London'. Base contains cotton wool material. Lid slightly mishapen meaning it does not screw onto base. Owned by Edwin Lankester and purchased from the makers Smith & Beck of London in 1852.

Accessory for compound monocular microscope, 1852

Public Health & Hygiene

1852

Hollow cylindrical metal accessory for a microscope, perhaps extentsion for the eyepiece. Goes with Compound monocular microscope signed by Joseph Casartelli.

Microscope Accessory

Scientific Instruments & Research

1855-1865

Light reflector and other microscope accessory for a microscope by H.P. Aylward.

Microscope accessories

Scientific Instruments & Research

Base and 6 lenses for Microscope by Thomas Ross, London.

Microscope Base

Scientific Instruments & Research

1860-1870

Cardboard box containing spare bulbs for light unit of microscope by W. Watson & Sons.

microscope accessory

Scientific Instruments & Research

1950-1959

Brass pricker, for compound microscope, by John Marshall, London, England, 1715

Brass pricker, from Marshall's 1715 compound microscope

Microscopes

1715

Brass stage fitting, for compound microscope, by John Marshall, London, England, 1715, by John Marshall, London, England, 1715

Brass stage fitting, from Marshall's 1715 compound microscope

Microscopes

1715

Accessory for Zeiss microscope by Ernst Leitz.. Cardbaord box with eight small leather pouches, some containing glass coloured filters, made by Ilford. The box is not original to the filters, made to contain Wellington Anti-Screen developing plates.

Microscope Accessory

Scientific Instruments & Research

1905-1915

Accessory for Zeiss microscope by Ernst Leitz. Unidentified tool, evidently a clamp, perhaps an extension piece for microscope. The main frame is made of a black lacquered metal with pivot and turned wooden handle. Marked 'Heidelberg'.

Microscope Accessory

Scientific Instruments & Research

1905-1915

Accessory for Zeiss microscope by Ernst Leitz.. Two very small ceramic dishes made by Sillax.

Microscope Accessory

Scientific Instruments & Research

1905-1915

Accessory for Zeiss microscope by Ernst Leitz.. One 50x spacing aperture attachment made by Ernst Leitz. Wetzlar complete with cardbord box, description card and wooden block.

Microscope Accessory

Scientific Instruments & Research

1905-1915