Early polariscope to show the rings in axis-cut crystals, by William Cary, London, in red leather case, with book of instructions, c.1830. Early polariscope to show the rings in axis-cut crystals, with case and instructions 1825-1835
Complete Jessop-Leech Photoelastic Bench (Polariscope) by Leech (Rochester) Ltd, UK, incorporating alternative mercury-vapour and tungsten light sources, complete with power unit for the mercury-vapour system, as used in the Structural Engineering Laboratory of Imperial College, London Complete Jessop-Leech Photoelastic Bench (Polariscope) by Leech (Rochester) Ltd 1962
Elbow projection polariscope, with six large slides, kaleidoscope slide and accessory slide holder with five slides, by Newton & Co., Fleet Street, London, England, 1890-1900 Elbow projection polariscope, with accessories 1890-1900
Two Immersion Tanks for Photoelastic Examination of Frozen Stress Specimens in a Polariscope, manufacturer unknown, one with viewing window broken, used in the Structural Engineering Laboratory of Imperial College, London Two Immersion Tanks for Photoelastic Examination of Frozen Stress Specimens in a Polariscope 1960
Polariscope, early form, formerly the property of Sir C. Wheatstone, mid 19th century. Polariscope, early form 1845-1855