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Ophthalmoscope

Ophthalmology

1880-1920

'Practitioner' ophthalmoscope, nylon-covered metal, in case, by Keeler Instruments Limited, 21-27 Marylebone Lane, London, W1, England, 1966.

'Practitioner' ophthalmoscope, nylon-covered metal, in case

Ophthalmology

1966

"De Wecker" ophthalmoscope with handle and mirror, in leather covered case, made by J. Wood and Co. of York, English, 1890-1940

"De Wecker" ophthalmoscope with handle and mirror,

Ophthalmology

1890-1940

"Morton's" ophthalmoscope, long brass frame, with three discs, one a lens disc, another a lens reading dial, and a brass wheel for turning the other two, cased, by Curry and Paxton, London, 1870-1920

"Morton's" ophthalmoscope, long brass frame, with

Ophthalmology

1870-1920

'Liebreich's' type ophthalmoscope, with handle and 7 lenses in leather covered case, made by Moritz Pillischer, 88 New Bond Street, London, England, 1880-1940.

'Liebreich's' type ophthalmoscope, with handle and

Ophthalmology

1880-1940

Ophthalmoscope, with polished bone handle, type pointing invented by Charles Bader of London, English, 1860-1910

Ophthalmoscope, with polished bone handle, type po

Ophthalmology

1860-1910

"Landolt" ophthalmoscope, brass, double rotating lens disc for convex and concave readings, lens bracket at top, lens in leather case, English, 1870-1920

"Landolt" ophthalmoscope, brass, double rotating l

Ophthalmology

1870-1920

Ophthalmoscope with screw on brass handle, and convex lens, in leather covered case, made by Gowllands Ltd. of Croydon, English, 1930-1950

Ophthalmoscope with screw on brass handle, and con

Ophthalmology

1930-1950

Ophthalmoscope, Juler, steel and ebony, glass lenses, by Pillischer, 88 New Bond Street, London, England, on leather case, 1871-1900.

Ophthalmoscope, Juler, steel and ebony, glass lens

Ophthalmology

1871-1900

Liebreich's type ophthalmoscope in case, interchangeable lenses, and eyedropper, made in Europe, 1860-1920

Liebreich's type ophthalmoscope in case, interchan

Ophthalmology

1860-1920

Gowers ophthalmoscope, cased, made by Tannin and Co., 45 (?) Grafton Street, Dublin, Ireland, 1870-1920.

Gowers ophthalmoscope, cased, made by Tannin and C

Ophthalmology

1870-1920

Brass ophthalmoscope, Dr. Galezowski's sliding kaleidoscope type structure, section with lens attachment missing, in upright leather case, by Robert and Collins, Paris, 1850-1900

Brass ophthalmoscope, Dr. Galezowski's sliding kal

Ophthalmology

1850-1900

Ophthalmoscope, Liebreich type, polished steel with blued lens carrier, by Robert et Collin, Paris, 1870-1910

Ophthalmoscope, Liebreich type, polished steel wit

Ophthalmology

1870-1910

Liebreich's type ophthalmoscope, in case, contents incomplete, made in Europe, 1860-1920

Liebreich's type ophthalmoscope, in case, contents

Ophthalmology

1860-1920

Liebreich's type ophthalmoscope and six lenses in black leather covered case, English(?), 1880-1930

Liebreich's type ophthalmoscope and six lenses in

Ophthalmology

1880-1930

Persicope type ophthalmoscope with lenses and magnifying glass in large covered case, made by Nachet and Son, Paris, France, 1880-1920

Persicope type ophthalmoscope with lenses and magn

Ophthalmology

1880-1920

Ophthalmoscope, said to be Liebreich's, simple retinoscope with lens attachment, also includes rubber and glass 'eye dropper', in leather case, made by Tanmin and Co., 41 Grafton Street, Dublin, Ireland, 1880-1920.

Ophthalmoscope, said to be Liebreich's, simple ret

Ophthalmology

1880-1920

Liebreichs type ophthalmoscope in leather covered case, made by J. and W. Wood of Manchester, English, 1850-1914

Liebreichs type ophthalmoscope in leather covered

Ophthalmology

1850-1914

Ophthalmoscope, cased, made by Archibald Young, 61 Forrest Road, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1890-1910

Ophthalmoscope, cased, made by Archibald Young, 61

Ophthalmology

1890-1910

Turville Stewart combined retinoscope, ophthalmoscope and hand slit lamp, made by Ellis Optical Co. of Croydon, English, 1930-1940

Turville Stewart combined retinoscope, ophthalmosc

Ophthalmology

1930-1940

Electric diagnostic set, cased, with ophthalmoscopic, otoscopic, auriscopic and laryngoscopic attachments, by the National Electric Co., USA, 1945-1970

Electric diagnostic set, cased, with ophthalmoscop

Ophthalmology

1945-1970

Liebreich's type ophthalmoscope with 4 extra lenses in leather-covered case, made in England, 1880-1920

Liebreich's type ophthalmoscope with 4 extra lense

Ophthalmology

1880-1920

Battery powered ophthalmoscope, cased, by S.P. Holloway Ltd., English

Battery powered ophthalmoscope

Ophthalmology

Liebreich's ophthalmoscope, brass with ebony handle, probably English, 1870-1900

Liebreich's ophthalmoscope, brass with ebony handl

Ophthalmology

1870-1900

May ophthalmoscope, improved, electric, in case, by Gowlland, England, 1930-1955

May ophthalmoscope, improved, electric, in case, b

Ophthalmology

1930-1955

Pocket ophthalmoscope, Liebreich type, simple discord retinal mirror on brass plate, ivory handle, spare lens, in black leather case, 1860-1900

Pocket ophthalmoscope, Liebreich type, simple disc

Ophthalmology

1860-1900

De Wecker's ophthalmoscope (cased), De Wecker, inventor (type), made by Collin and Co., France, c. 1873

De Wecker's ophthalmoscope (cased), De Wecker, inv

Ophthalmology

1873

Welch-Allyn ophthalmoscope set, cased, with otoscopic and auriscopic attachments, U.S. Army issue, by the Welch-Allyn Co., New York, USA, 1932-1955

Welch-Allyn ophthalmoscope set, cased, with otosco

Ophthalmology

1932-1955

Ophthalmoscope in wooden case, possibly French, personal relic of Dr. W.M. MacCulloch, 1800-1830(?)

Ophthalmoscope in wooden case, possibly French, pe

Ophthalmology

1800-1880

Morton's type ophthalmoscope in black leather covered case, made by Curry & Paxton of London, English, 1880-1940

Morton's type ophthalmoscope in black leather cove

Ophthalmology

1880-1940

Ophthalmoscope and convex lens in black leather covered case, made by Curry & Paxton of London, English, 1880-1930

Ophthalmoscope and convex lens in black leather co

Ophthalmology

1880-1930

Morton's type ophthalmoscope in wooden case, originally owned by C.J. Woollett(?), made by Curry & Paxton of London, English, 1880-1940

Morton's type ophthalmoscope in wooden case, origi

Ophthalmology

1880-1940

Harman's ophthalmoscope in wooden case, made by Weiss and Son Ltd., personal relic of N. Bishop Harman., English, 1860-1940

Harman's ophthalmoscope in wooden case, made by We

Ophthalmology

1860-1940

Ophthalmoscope with two mirror lenses and separate convex lens, enclosed in leather case, F. Davidson, London, maker, English, 1920-1935

Ophthalmoscope with two mirror lenses and separate

Ophthalmology

1920-1935

Morton's ophthalmoloscope, cased, by Curry and Paxton, English

Morton's ophthalmoloscope, cased, by Curry and Pax

Ophthalmology

Ophthalmoscope with long folding handle, in leather covered case, made by Down Bros, Ltd. of London, English, 1874-1920

Ophthalmoscope with long folding handle, in leathe

Ophthalmology

1874-1920

Morton's ophthalmoscope, in leatherette hinged case, made by Curry & Paxton, English, 1870-1885

Morton's ophthalmoscope, in leatherette hinged cas

Ophthalmology

1870-1885

Loring type ophthalmoscope in leather covered case, type invented by Edward Loring of New York, this instrument made by J. Weiss and Son, 287 Oxford Street, London, England, 1889-1930.

Loring type ophthalmoscope in leather covered case

Ophthalmology

1889-1930

"Lawfords" type ophthalmoscope with large lens in leather covered case, made by Allen and Hanburys Ltd. of London, English, 1880-1930

"Lawfords" type ophthalmoscope with large lens in

Ophthalmology

1880-1930

Ophthalmoscope and lens in leather covered case, originally belonged to T.D. Acland, made by Curry & Paxton of London, English, 1880-1920

Ophthalmoscope and lens in leather covered case, o

Ophthalmology

1880-1920

Brass ophthalmoscope with bone handle, in leather-covered case, European, 1870-1920

Brass ophthalmoscope with bone handle, in leather-

Ophthalmology

1870-1920

The "Morton" ophthalmoscope with screw on handle, in leather case, belonged to D. Taylor, English, 1920-1950

The "Morton" ophthalmoscope with screw on handle,

Ophthalmology

1920-1950

Pocket opthalmoscope, magnifying glass, small mirror, in padlock shaped leather case, European, 1880-1940

Pocket opthalmoscope, magnifying glass, small mirr

Ophthalmology

1880-1940

Liebriech ophthalmoscope in case with spare lenses, European, 1860-1930

Liebriech ophthalmoscope in case with spare lenses

Ophthalmology

1860-1930

"Galezowski" telescopic-type ophthalmoscope in leather covered case, designed by Dr. Galezowski, made by Robert and Collin of Paris, French, 1860-1920

"Galezowski" telescopic-type ophthalmoscope in lea

Ophthalmology

1860-1920

Liebreich's ophthalmoscope, metal disc, ivory handle, clear lens attached, in small leather case, Germany, 1870-1910

Liebreich's ophthalmoscope, metal disc, ivory hand

Ophthalmology

1870-1910

The Morton ophthalmoscope with screw on handle, in leather case, made by Gowllands Ltd. of Croydon, English, 1930-1950

The Morton ophthalmoscope with screw on handle, in

Ophthalmology

1930-1950

Ophthalmoscope by Gardner, owned by Dr. Bruce of Edinburgh, c. 1900

Ophthalmoscope by Gardner, owned by Dr. Bruce of E

Ophthalmology

1850-1910

Ophthalmoscope, in case with handle, lenses, mirrors and discs, possibly made by A. Schwarz(?) of Vienna, Austria(?), 1880-1930

Ophthalmoscope, in case with handle, lenses, mirro

Ophthalmology

1880-1930

Electric ophthalmoscope, cased, by E.B. Meyrowitz, USA

Electric ophthalmoscope, cased, by E.B. Meyrowitz,

Ophthalmology