Microscopic illustrations of a few new, popular and diverting living objects : with their natural history, &c. &c.; conjoined with accurate descriptions of the latest improvements in the new microscopes; the best methods of constructing their mountings, apparatus, &c.; and complete instructions for using them / by C.R. Goring and Andrew Pritchard.

  • Goring, C. R., 1792-1840.
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1830
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Microscopic illustrations of a few new, popular and diverting living objects : with their natural history, &c. &c.; conjoined with accurate descriptions of the latest improvements in the new microscopes; the best methods of constructing their mountings, apparatus, &c.; and complete instructions for using them / by C.R. Goring and Andrew Pritchard. Public Domain Mark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London.

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London : Whittaker, Treacher, 1830.

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96 pages : illustrations (frontispiece, plates, some color) ; 24 cm

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Item is accompanied by two wrappers advertising Goring and Pritchard's first work on microscopy: "The natural history of several new, popular, and diverting living objects for the microscope ..." dated Feb. and May 1829. Wrappers were originally in an envelope which is inscribed: "To be preserved. Nos. 1 and 2. Wrappers of my first work on the microscope published in 1829. They indicate the state of the subject at that time. Andrew Pritchard. 24 Sept. 1872." Pencil inscription on wrapper No. 1: "To be carefully preserved as the only copy left." Inscription on last page of wrapper No. 2: "This being the only copies of the first edition of our work and worth preserving."

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