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3 Photomicrographs of the Chalk Marks on Einstein's Blackboard

1999

Images taken by I. H. Ford in a reflecting microscope using his aspheric objective mirror

1960-1984

Wings of a lantern fly, as seen in a solar microscope

circa 1840
15x30 microphotographs on glass plate. 85x33mm

Uncut plate of photomicrographs

Positive salt print from a calotype negative, hypo fixed, by Talbot, William Henry Fox, salt print of a photomicrograph of insect wings.

Salt print of a photomicrograph of insect wings

1839-1840
Salt print of two photomicrographs of plant stems as seen through a solar microscope, by William Henry Fox Talbot, 1839.

Two Photomicrographs of Plant Stems as Seen Through a Solar Microscope

1839
"The microscope and how to use it" by T. Charles White; illustrated with photomicrographs.

The microscope and how to use it

Pen holder and letter opener with Stanhope lens; moulded in orange material; microphotograph of Berck: 'Sur le plage' and 'Le Phare.'

Pen holder and letter opener with Stanhope lens

Colour autochrome photomicrograph of Mountain Quartz X63, by Arthur Clive Banfield, c 1910.

Micrograph of Mountain Quartz X63

circa 1910
Salt print photomicrograph of a plant stem as seen through a solar microscope, by William Henry Fox Talbot, c 1840.

Photomicrograph of a plant stem as seen through a solar microscope

circa 1840
Salt print of two photomicrographs of plant stems as seen through a solar microscope, by William Henry Fox Talbot, c.1840

Two Photomicrographs of Plant Stems as Seen Through a Solar Microscope

circa 1840
Photomicrograph of a crystal, by William Henry Fox Talbot, c 1840.

Photomicrograph of a crystal

circa 1840
Photomicrograph calotype negative of three crystals (study of polarized light), by William Henry Fox Talbot, c 1840.

Photomicrograph of a crystal showing an interference pattern

circa 1840
Salt print photomicrograph of diatoms as seen through a solar microscope, by William Henry Fox Talbot, c 1840.

Photomicrograph of diatoms as seen through a solar microscope

circa 1840
Two photomicrographs of a crystal showing an interference pattern, by William Henry Fox Talbot, c 1850.

Two photomicrographs of a crystal showing an interference pattern

circa 1850
Salt print photomicrograph of a botanical specimen as seen through a solar microscope, by William Henry Fox Talbot, c 1840.

Photomicrograph of a Botanical Specimen as Seem Through a Solar Microscope

circa 1840
Photogenic drawing negative of a photomicrograph of a botanical specimen as seen through a solar microscope, by William Henry Fox Talbot, c 1840.

Photomicrograph of a Botanical Specimen as Seem Through a Solar Microscope

circa 1840
Photomicrograph of interference patterns; study of polarized light through crystals, albumenized paper print, by William Henry Fox Talbot, c 1840.

Study of polarized light through crystals

circa 1840
Salt print photomicrograph of a botanical specimen, by William Henry Fox Talbot, c 1840.

Photomicrograph of a Botanical Specimen

circa 1840
Gelatin silver print of a photomicrograph of the mouth parts of a fly, taken by A E Smith in 1900. One of a series of five photomicrographs.

Photomicrograph of The Mouth Parts of a Fly

1900
Gelatin silver print of a photomicrograph entitled 'Eggs of Anthomyia Plevialis X72', taken by A E Smith in 1900. One of a series of five photomicrographs.

Eggs of Anthomyia Plevialis X72

1900
Gelatin silver print of a photomicrograph entitled 'Section Human Scalp X25', taken by A E Smith in 1900. One of a series of five photomicrographs.

Section Human Scalp X25

1900
Photomicrograph of a crystal showing an interference pattern, by William Henry Fox Talbot, c 1850.

Photomicrograph of a crystal showing an interference pattern

circa 1850
Photomicrograph of a crystal showing an interference pattern, by William Henry Fox Talbot, c 1850.

Photomicrograph of a crystal showing an interference pattern

circa 1850
Photomicrographs of siege of Paris pigeon post message (ex Kodak Museum).

Photomicrographs of Siege of Paris Pigeon Post Message

Salt print photomicrograph of a feather, by William Henry Fox Talbot, 1840.

Photomicrograph of a feather

1840
Salt print photomicrograph of a botanical specimen, by William Henry Fox Talbot, 1840.

Photomicrograph of a Botanical Specimen

1840
Salt print photomicrograph of an interference pattern, by William Henry Fox Talbot, c 1850.

Photomicrograph of an interference pattern

circa 1850
Salt print photomicrograph of an interference pattern, by William Henry Fox Talbot, 1851.

Photomicrograph of an interference pattern

1851
Photomicrograph negative of a plant stem as seen through a solar microscope, c.1840. William Henry Fox Talbot. Calotype negative

Calotype negative of plant stem

circa 1840
18 photomicrographs on glass approx 3mm square

Cut, unmounted photomicrographs

Positive salt print from a calotype negative, hypo fixed, photomicrograph of a plant stem, by William Henry Fox Talbot, 1839.

Microscopic plant stem

1839
Colour autochrome photomicrograph of structure of Aplite quartz from Dublin, by Arthur Clive Banfield, c 1910.

Micrograph of Structure of Aplite Quartz

circa 1910
Colour autochrome photomicrograph of mica or crystals, by Arthur Clive Banfield, c 1910.

Micrograph of Mica or Crystals

circa 1910
Colour autochrome photomicrograph of mica, by Arthur Clive Banfield, c 1910.

Micrograph of Mica

circa 1910
Salt print photomicrograph of diatoms as seen through a solar microscope, by William Henry Fox Talbot, c 1840.

Photomicrograph of diatoms as seen through a solar microscope

circa 1840
Five photomicrographs, each 12" x 10", taken direct in 1900: - radula, whelk; proboscis, blow fly, x 80; section, human scalp; eggs of fly; palate, limpet

Five Photomicrographs

Colour transparency of a photomicrograph in colours of screen. One of four colour transparencies illustrating the Duplex process of colour photography.

Colour Photomicrograph