Minot pattern microtome by Ernst Leitz
1900-1914
Rocking microtome, Cambridge, England, 1885
1885
Microtome Knife
1935-1945
Microtome Knife-Sharpening Kit
1925-1935
Bench Microtome
1945-1955
Rotary Microtome
1920-1930
Simple microtome and razor, England, 1865-1900
1865-1900
Topping-type microtome, Europe, 1840-1850
1840-1850
Rocking Microtome
1900
Bench microtome
1850-1880
Microtome and knife by Unicam Instruments Ltd
1948
Original Automatic microtome of Sir Richard Threlfall. Driving motion slightly defective
Caldwell automatic microtome, Cambridge, England, 1884
1884
Simple brass microtome
Microtome, for cutting thin sections of biological material
1980-1999
Microtome in mahogany box
1780
Sledge microtome, 1900-25.
1900-1925
William Rutherford's freezing microtome
1873-1876
Microtome in box
1780
Microtome by J.B. Dancer
1860-1865
Microtome Knife
1910-1920
Microtome Knife
1910-1920
Early microtome, England, 1825-1835
1825-1835
Rocking microtome, England, 1930-1950
1930-1950
Microtome Blade
1950-1955
Microtome
1895-1905
Bench Microtome
1905-1915
Microtome by Bausch & Lomb
1900-1910
Rotary Microtome
1950-1955
Microtome and knife by Unicam Instruments Ltd
1948
Ultra-Microtome Type Fernandez-Moran made by Leitz Wetzlar, c.1961
1961
Cambridge Instrument Company rocking rotary microtome serial no. C683200
1965-1970
Microtome (for preparing ultra thin sections for use in the electron microscope)
Microtome
Carbon dioxide freezing microtome
1960
Spencer bench microtome with blade in box
1960-1970
Bench Freezing microtome by Leitz
1950-1965
Microtome, with case
1925-1935
Huxley ultramicrotome, Sheffield, England, 1960-1968
1960-1968
Sledge microtome made by MSE
circa 1955
microtome
1952