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  • Left, a woman personifying science instructing her children in how to use a microscope; a woman personifying truth reveals the scene to Father Time. Mezzotint after T.S. Duché, 1787.
  • William Henry Dallinger. Oil painting by Edgar Thomas, ca. 1884.
  • M0018262: Illustration of a Frictional Electrical Machine, 1775
  • M0018213: French achromatic microscope by Nachet, c.1850
  • George Shadbolt. Photograph.
  • M0014542: Directions for using the double microscope of P. and J. Dolland opticians, St. Paul's Church Yard, London
  • M0016945: Diagram of the horizontal achromatic microscope by Charles Chevalier, based on the modified reflecting microscope of Amici, 1839
  • M0017163: Achromatic microscope by Powell and Lealand, 1869
  • M0017158: Original Culpeper microscope, c.1735
  • M0016948: Diagram of Tyndall's apparatus for experiments for disproving the doctrine of spontaneous generation
  • M0015646: Microscope used by Louis Pasteur
  • M0014540: Diagram of the double microscope of P. and J. Dolland opticians, St. Paul's Church Yard, London
  • M0014541: Directions for using the double microscope of P. and J. Dolland opticians, St. Paul's Church Yard, London
  • M0018152: Compound achromatic microscope by Smith and Beck, 1857
  • A scientist looking down a microscope; representing the fight against cancer. Colour lithograph after G. Georget.
  • Microscope / W.D. & H.O. Wills.
  • M0017160: Chest microscope signed "Dollond, London", c.1800
  • M0017161: Adams' Universal Compound Microscope, late 18th century
  • A target, a microscope, and a microscope slide; representing a revolution in medicine leading to the cure of cancer. Gouache by E. Capet, 1938.
  • M0016946: Illustration of a series of test objects for determing the quality of achromatic microscopes, 1848
  • Return of a classic : the standard 16 microscope : under $2000 / Carl Zeiss, Inc.
  • M0014298: Microscope and optical diagram
  • M0016944: Diagam of the achromatic substage condenser for use with the microscope, 1842
  • Monster soup commonly called Thames water, being a correct representation of that precious stuff doled out to us!!!
  • M0018265: Diagram of apparatus for making mineral water, 1777
  • A pink microscope reflecting a magnified view of the HIV virus against a black and red background with Maldivian (Divehi) lettering; an advertisement for safe sex to prevent AIDS. Colour lithograph, ca. 1996.
  • Monster soup commonly called Thames water, being a correct representation of that precious stuff doled out to us!!!
  • M0016943: Diagram of a microscope in use in 1842
  • Payable to the bearer on demand one hundred birr / National Bank of Ethiopia.
  • Payable to the bearer on demand one hundred birr / National Bank of Ethiopia.