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Ophthalmoscope

Ophthalmology

1880-1930

Gowlland Ophthalmoscope

Ophthalmology

1910-1920

Liebreich type student ophthalmoscope, 1856-1860

Ophthalmology

1856-1860

Liebreich ophthalmoscope, England, 1855-1865

Ophthalmology

1855-1865

'Specialist' halogen ophthalmoscope with charger unit, England, 1980

Ophthalmology

1980

Ophthalmoscope, Paris, France, 1845-1865

Ophthalmology

1845-1865

Beale type self-illuminating ophthalmoscope, London, England, 1870

Ophthalmology

1870

Ophthalmoscope, England, 1880-1900

Ophthalmology

1880-1900

Ophthalmoscope, Paris, France, 1871-1900

Ophthalmology

1871-1900

Galezowski type ophthalmoscope, Paris, France, 1861-1863

Ophthalmology

1861-1863

'Scientype' Ophthalmoscope

Ophthalmology

1950-1955

Keeler Ophthalmoscope

Ophthalmology

1965-1968

Morton's ophthalmoscope, with detachable handle an

Optics

1880-1900
Rosen ophthalmoscope, in case by London Optical Co. Ltd.

Rosen Ophthalmoscope

Ophthalmology

1910-1940
Marple-Morton electric ophthalmoscope.

Marple-Morton Electric Ophthalmoscope

Ophthalmology

1910-1920
Ophthalmoscope, Galezowski version, brass, painted black, telescopic style, in black leather case, made by Robert and Callum, Paris, 1860-1876

Ophthalmoscope, Galezowski version, brass, painted

Ophthalmology

1860-1876
Turville-Stewart combined ophthalmoscope/retinoscope, with case, by Ellis Optical Co.

Combined Ophthalmoscope

Ophthalmology

1920-1930
Battery-powered ophthalmoscope with battery in rectangular case.

ophthalmoscope

Ophthalmology

1905-1915
Ophthalmoscope mirror with brass head, to clip over spectacles.

Ophthalmoscope Mirror

Ophthalmology

1920-1930
Battery-operated ophthalmoscope 'Refractionist Model' in box.

"Refractionist Model" Ophthalmoscope

Ophthalmology

1910-1930
Hand ophthalmoscope with one plain side and one side with a mirror in centre and dark surround.

Hand Ophthalmoscope

Ophthalmology

1920-1930
Liebreich type ophthalmoscope in a green leather case, personal relic of Dr. William Mansell MacCulloch, made by Salom and Co., 52 Regent Street, London, England, 1920-1935.

Liebreich type ophthalmoscope in a green leather c

Ophthalmology

1920-1935
Ophthalmoscope in 3 parts, in black case lined in purple, like Paxton's type, owned and used by (Edward) John Bowlby, psychiatrist, 1930-1970.

Ophthalmoscope in 3 parts, in black case lined in

Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry

1925-1939
Hand ophthalmoscope with brass head and mirror in one side. Also includes one extra mirror which is cracked.

Hand Ophthalmoscope

Ophthalmology

1920-1930
Ophthalmoscope, by "Nachet a Paris", in leather case, mirror cracked, and incomplete

Ophthalmoscope, by "Nachet a Paris", in leather ca

Optics

1790-1890
Morton ophthalmoscope with ivory handle in case.

Ophthalmoscope

Ophthalmology

1920-1925
Paxton ophthalmoscope in case by Allardyce.

Ophthalmoscope

Ophthalmology

1905-1915
Battery-powered Marple-Morton ophthalmoscope in rectangular case.

Marple-Morton Ophthalmoscope

Ophthalmology

1925-1935
Pocket ophthalmoscope, without case, fitted with 8 lenses in rotating housing, and mirror, unsigned, European, 1850-1911

Pocket ophthalmoscope, without case, fitted with

Optics

1850-1911
May ophthalmoscope, associated with Sir Edward or Lady Mellanby, 1930-1959.

May ophthalmoscope, associated with Sir Edward or

Ophthalmology

1930-1959
Liebreich's ophthalmoscope, cased, by Thomas Armstrong and Brother, of Liverpool and Manchester, 1880-1920, with 7 lenses

Liebreich's ophthalmoscope

Ophthalmology

1880-1920
Ophthalmoscope, c. 1850, French, from Court Collection

Ophthalmoscope

Ophthalmology

1840-1860