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  • M0017157: The Cuff compound microscope, 18th century
  • M0017159: Original Culpeper microscope with case, c.1735
  • Return of a classic : the standard 16 microscope : under $2000 / Carl Zeiss, Inc.
  • M0018263: Illustration of soda-water making apparatus, 1775
  • An electron microscope for McGill University, Canada. Dr. Birks demonstrates the instrument to Sir Henry Dale and Professor MacIntosh.
  • M0018264: Illustration of gas manipulating apparatus, 1775
  • M0018156: Achromatic microscope by Powell and Lealand, 1849
  • Monster soup commonly called Thames water, being a correct representation of that precious stuff doled out to us!!!
  • M0018154: Baker's Traveller's microscope, c.1860
  • M0017608: Nachet's triple-microscope, 1859
  • Improved compound & single microscope : 1/3 the size.
  • M0018212: Apparatus for preparing injected preparations including a dissection microscope, injection syringe and bull-dog forceps, c.1860
  • M0017162: Adams' Universal Compound Microscope, late 18th century
  • Microscope / W.D. & H.O. Wills.
  • M0018153: A compound achromatic microscope of 1857 by Smith and Beck.
  • Philip Barker Webb. Lithograph by E. Lassalle, 1839.
  • William Henry Dallinger. Oil painting by Edgar Thomas, ca. 1884.
  • A physician telling a patient that he is going to die: the patient stares out at the viewer. Colour photogravure after the Hon. J. Collier, 1908.
  • M0016947: Illustration of Riddell's binocular microscope, 1853-1854
  • M0017607: Nachet's multiple-microscope in use, 1859
  • A scientist, posed with his microscope, in a drawing room setting. Photograph by Elliott and Fry.
  • George Shadbolt. Photograph.
  • M0017617: Diagram of Adam's Variable Microscope, 1770
  • M0019313: Microscope designed and introduced by John Cuff in 1744
  • M0018266: Priestley: <i>Experiments and observations</i>, 1779: frontispiece.
  • Avviso staordinario : microscopio solare acromatico / Francesco Brunet.