Image
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Source
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Observations from the source
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Maker (or retailer)
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Charles
Baker’s catalogue (1858)
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No.
3, student’s microscope
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Baker
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Hogg
(1856; 1858; 1859)
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Student’s
microscope
Baker
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Baker
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Hogg
(1858)
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No.
3, student’s microscope
Baker
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Baker
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Turner,
G. E. (1975) Catalogue of Microscopes, Museo Di Storia Della Scienza.
Giunti, Rome
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Baker
(c. 1860)
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Baker
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Turner,
G. E. (1975) Catalogue of Microscopes, Museo Di Storia Della Scienza.
Giunti, Rome
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Baker
(c. 1860)
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Baker
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Turner,
G. E. (1975) Catalogue of Microscopes, Museo Di Storia Della Scienza.
Giunti, Rome
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Baker
(c. 1860)
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Baker
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King
(1859)
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Microscope
Foster
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Foster
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King
(1859)
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Microscope
Foster
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Foster
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King
(1859)
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Microscope
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King
(1859)
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Microscope
Queen
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Queen
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W
McAllister’s catalogue (1867)
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McAllister’s
complete family microscope (13 inches high)
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McAllister
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J. Queen’s
catalogue (1870; 1872)
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Family
microscope, 12 inches high
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Queen
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Hansen,
J. L. et al. (1974) The Billings microscope collection. Armed Forces
Institute of Pathology, Washington, USA
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J
& W Grunow (before 1859)
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Grunow
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J
& W Grunow’s catalogue (1857)
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No. 3, student’s microscope
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Grunow
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King
(1859)
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Smaller
students’ microscope
Grunow
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Grunow
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J
& W Grunow’s catalogue (1857)
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No.
7, large microscope
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Grunow
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King
(1859)
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Large
microscope
Grunow
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Grunow
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Padgitt
DL (1975) A short history of the early American microscope. Microscope
Publications Ltd. Chicago
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Grunow's large microscope (c . 1855)
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Grunow
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Padgitt
DL (1975) A short history of the early American microscope. Microscope
Publications Ltd. Chicago
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McAllister's
largest microscope of 1876
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McAllister
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W
McAllister’s catalogue (1867)
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Iron
stand (13 inches high)
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McAllister
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Hansen,
J. L. et al. (1974) The Billings microscope collection. Armed Forces
Institute of Pathology, Washington, USA
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F
Miller & Bro. (before 1879)
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Miller
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Negretti
& Zambra’s catalogue (1870s; 1885; late 1800s)
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No.
1 educational microscope
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Negretti
& Zambra
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J
Parkes & Son’s catalogue (1857)
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Student’s
model microscope
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Parkes
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J
Parkes & Son’s catalogue (1862)
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Student’s
model microscope
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Parkes
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Spencer,
Browning & CO’s catalogue (1857)
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Student’s model microscope
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Spencer,
Browning & CO
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Hansen,
J. L. et al. (1974) The Billings microscope collection. Armed Forces
Institute of Pathology, Washington, USA
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Pike
(c. 1878)
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Pike
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J.
Queen’s catalogue (1872)
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Achromatic
microscope, 12 inches high
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Queen
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King
(1859)
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Microscope
Queen
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Queen
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JRMS 1900 (pp. 550)
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Microscope, Several models
Smith
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Smith
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Hansen,
J. L. et al. (1974) The Billings microscope collection. Armed Forces
Institute of Pathology, Washington, USA
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Smith
& Beck (1850)
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Smith
& Beck
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Hansen,
J. L. et al. (1974) The Billings microscope collection. Armed Forces
Institute of Pathology, Washington, USA
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Smith
& Beck (c. 1850)
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Smith
& Beck
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Brown, O (1986) The Whipple Museum of the History of Science,
Catalogue 7 – Microscopes
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Compound
microscope, Smith & Beck, 1849
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Smith
& Beck
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Nuttall,
R. H. (1979) Microscopes from the Frank collection, 1800-1860. A. Frank,
Jersey, Channel Islands
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Student’s
microscope
Smith
& Beck (1850)
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Smith
& Beck
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Nuttall,
R. H. (1979) Microscopes from the Frank collection, 1800-1860. A. Frank,
Jersey, Channel Islands
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Student’s
microscope
Smith
& Beck (1853)
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Smith
& Beck
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Nuttall,
R. H. (1979) Microscopes from the Frank collection, 1800-1860. A. Frank,
Jersey, Channel Islands
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Best
plain students
Smith
& Beck (1854)
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Smith
& Beck
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Quekett
(1848; 1852)
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Student
microscopes
Smith
and Beck
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Smith
& Beck
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Turner
GE (1989) The great age of the microscope (Catalogue of the RMS
collection), Bristol
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Smith,
Beck & Beck (1865)
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Smith
& Beck
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W
Carpenter (1856; 1857; 1868)
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Smith
and Beck’s student’s microscope
Smith
and Beck
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Smith
& Beck
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R.
Beck (1865)
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No.
3 stand, second class microscope
Smith,
Beck & Beck
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Smith,
Beck & Beck
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Smith,
Beck & Beck’s catalogue (1865)
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The
best student’s, or No. 3 stand
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Smith,
Beck & Beck
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W
Carpenter (1875)
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Beck’s
student’s microscope
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Beck
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Hansen,
J. L. et al. (1974) The Billings microscope collection. Armed Forces
Institute of Pathology, Washington, USA
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Maker
unknown (c. 1870)
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Bracegirdle
(2005) A catalogue of the microscopy collections at the science museum,
London, Little Imp Publications (CD)
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Student
microscope, 1855
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Smith
& Beck
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Bracegirdle
(2005) A catalogue of the microscopy collections at the science museum,
London, Little Imp Publications (CD)
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Microscope,
1857
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Smith
& Beck
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Bracegirdle
(2005) A catalogue of the microscopy collections at the science museum,
London, Little Imp Publications (CD)
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Compound
microscope, 1858
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Smith
& Beck
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Bracegirdle
(2005) A catalogue of the microscopy collections at the science museum,
London, Little Imp Publications (CD)
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Binocular
microscope, 1863
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Smith
& Beck
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Bracegirdle
(2005) A catalogue of the microscopy collections at the science museum,
London, Little Imp Publications (CD)
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Incomplete
petrological stand, 1860 - 1880
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Browning
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JG
Richardson (1871) A handbook of medical microscopy
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Woodward’s
student microscope
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James
Queen
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R
Beck (1865) A treatise on the construction proper use and capabilities of
Smith Beck and Becks achromatic microscopes
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Stand
No. 3
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Smith,
Beck & Beck
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Societe Genevoise’s catalogue (1900)
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Microscope, small model
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Societe Genevoise
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Societe Centrale de Produits Chimiques (1891)
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Microscope
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James
Queen (1870)
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Queen’s
family microscope
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James
Queen (1870)
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Achromatic
microscope, 12 inches high
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Negretti & Zambra (1878)
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No. 1 educational microscope
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