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  • History of the microscope..., December, 1948
  • History of the microscope..., December, 1948
  • Looking up from underneath a microscope
  • Swift & Son's new patent microscope.
  • Campani's microscope, 17th century, Italian.
  • A simple microscope designed by Joblot.
  • Swift & Son's new patent microscope.
  • Swift & Son's new patent microscope.
  • Compound microscope by Pritchard, 1825-50.
  • Fragile X chromosome, atomic force microscope
  • Microscope drawings of plant anatomy with cells and growing points. Lithograph after C. Varley, c.1834.
  • French achromatic microscope, circa 1850, by Nachet.
  • Achromatic microscope by Powell and Lealand, 1869.
  • Achromatic microscope by Powell and Lealand, 1849.
  • Portrait of C. Donovan using a microscope
  • Optics: three kinds of simple microscope. Engraving.
  • Nachet collection: solar microscope, Benjamin Martin, London.
  • Ronald Ross with a microscope, n.d.
  • Improvements in the vial microscope / [Cornelius Varley].
  • Illustration to show the use of the microscope in medicine, (Campani's microscopes).
  • Compound Microscope signed "Johannes de Guevave". Obtained in Naples. With mechanical stage and other interesting mechanical features.
  • Essays on the microscope; containing a practical description of the most improved microscope; a general history of insects, etc / [George Adams].
  • Essays on the microscope; containing a practical description of the most improved microscope; a general history of insects, etc / [George Adams].
  • Louis Joblot, Vignette showing common forms of microscope.
  • An achromatic microscope designed by Joseph J. Lister
  • A chest microscope signed 'Dollond, London', circa 1800.
  • Vignette from Joblot showing common forms of microscope.
  • Hand microscope by Cuno of Augsberg. Circa 1700.
  • Culpeper -type microscope by Matthew Loft, circa 1740.
  • Adams universal compound microscope by Dolland, circa 1800.