Thomas Tuttell
1695-1702
Edmund Culpeper
1720
Dudley Adams
1796-1826
Trade card for John Yarwell, optician, London, England, 1697
1697
2 trade cards for Mary Senex
The Improved Pedometer or Waywiser
1765-1806
Trade card of Joseph Merlin
1770-1779
Non achromatic microscope by Alexander Wellington
1784-1812
Diamond-frame pattern sextant with case.
1845-1855
Ebony and brass octant.
1795-1804
Tradecard of Mr. T. H. Bickerton
1891-1930
John Yarwell
1683
Petit Atlas Moderne
1793
Ed Scarlett
1758-1763
Trade card for George Adams, Mathematical Instrument-Maker to His Majesty, London
1750-1775
Edward Nairne
1748-1806
Thomas C Sargent
1854-1879
Thomas Tuttell
1695-1702
A H Rodanet & Cie
1844-1880
A. Abraham & Co., Opticians and Mathematical Instrument Makers
1855
Trade card: Richard Cushee & Thomas Wright
Richd Arkwright, Peruke maker
1750-1760
Trade card for John Best, surgical instrument maker, London, England, 1600-1800
1690-1760
The Maker
1750
Trade card: Newton & Son
1841-1883
Dollond & Co
1866-1927
Trade card: Alexr. Wellington, successor to the late James Search
1784-1788
J. Abraham, optician and mathematical instrument maker
1837
Trade card: Thomas Heath
1720-1747
J Hughes
1818-1845
Trade card: paper nocturnal, with directions to constellations
Richard Bakewell
1810-1820
Trade card: Royal Panopticon of Science & Art
1855
Trade card for W H Halse's portable galvanic apparatus, London, England, 1846-1855
1846-1855
Benjamin Martin
1738-1777
Trade card: Richard Glynn
1712-1716
Trade card: Thomas Mason
1780
Trade Card for John Cail
1844
Trade cards
1844-1882
Thomas Wright
1718
Cary & Co
1856-1899
Microscopic View of a Flea
1825-1839
James Long
1781-1817
Aslin, Shagreen & Morocco Case Maker
James Ayscough
1748-1759
Thomas Barnett
1789-1816
Trade card: Alfred Apps
1840-1890
The Speaking-Doll!
Trade card: H. Moll. Geographer
1727
John Gilbert
1718-1750