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101 (Bausch and Lomb; jug handle microscope;
1907)
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102 (C Reichert, Wien; 1910s)
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103 (C Baker; Advanced Student Microscope;
c. 1895)
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104 (F. Pastorelli
& Co; c. 1870)
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105 (C Baker; student microscope; c. 1860)
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106 (Carl Zeiss; stand VB; 1920)
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107 (W Stanley; late 19th century)
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108 (Bausch and Lomb; 1911)
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109 (W. Watson & Sons; c. 1910)
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110 (Steindorff & Co; early 20th
century)
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111 (unassigned maker; Cary/Gould type microscope; early 19th
century)
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112 (unassigned maker; Large Improved Compound Microscope;
mid 19th century)
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113 (C Baker; Biolux
II electric microscope; 1950s)
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114 (R & J Beck; new star microscope; c. 1900)
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115 (Carl Zeiss; microscope stand Va; 1886)
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116 (W. Watson & Son; Edinburgh stand F
model; c. 1900)
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117 (Vickers; Patholette
microscope; 1960s)
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118 (F Davidson & Co; Davon
micro-telescope; late 1910s)
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119 (unassigned maker; pocket microscope; c. 1900)
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120 (unassigned maker; library microscope;
c. 1890)
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121 (John B Dancer; Wenham-type ‘Large Best’
or ‘No. 1’ binocular microscope; c. 1870)
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122 (Charles Baker; 1910s)
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123 (Horne and Thornthwaite; c. 1860)
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124
(Negretti & Zambra; microscope No. 2B; c. 1870)
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125 (C Reichert, Wien; c. 1935)
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126 (James Parkes & Son; early 20th
century)
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127 (F Koristka; microscope ‘Regio
Esercito Sanita Militare’; 1930s)
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128 (Ernst Leitz; simple
dissecting microscope; early 20th century)
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129 (Cooke, Troughton
and Simms; microscope M102; 1930s)
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130 (Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar; microscope stand IIb; c. 1907)
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131 (W. Watson & Sons; Service model; c. 1928)
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132 (Spencer, Buffalo, USA; Dissecting microscope No. 82;
1930s)
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133 (W. Watson & Sons; FRAM stand microscope;
early 1910s)
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134 (Smith & Beck; Educational microscope; c. 1856)
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135 (JH Steward; drum microscope; c. 1860)
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136 (A. Henderson; c. 1865)
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137 (R & J Beck; ‘British Students’ microscope No. 55; c.
1903)
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138 (F Davidson & Co; microscope stand O
575; late 1910s)
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139 (R & J Beck; model 47; 1950s)
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140 (Charles Baker; histological microscope;
1910s)
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141 (unassigned maker; pocket microscope with wire stand and
mirror; late 19th to early 20th centuries)
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142 (unassigned maker; pocket microscope; late 19th to early
20th centuries)
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143 (Arnold & Sons; University
microscope; c. 1880)
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144 (unassigned maker; short tripod microscope; c. 1900)
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145 (Carl Zeiss; stand III B; c. 1915)
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146 (C. Baker; 1940s)
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147 (C
Reichert; microscope stand D, combination Dafne; 1920s)
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148 (C. Baker; Biolux;
1950s)
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149 (unassigned maker; 1880s)
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150 (J Swift & Son; Histological and
physiological microscope; c. 1900)
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151 (C Reichert; microscope stand D, combination Dafne; c.
1925)
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152 (R
& J Beck; pathological microscope; c. 1887)
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153 (Ross; Improved No. 2 ‘Standard’
microscope; c. 1905)
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154 (unassigned maker; pocket microscope; c. 1900)
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155 (Flatters & Garnett; dissecting
microscope; first half of the 20th century)
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156 (C Baker; improved nature microscope; second quarter of
the 20th century)
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157 (Benn
Franks; late 19th century)
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158 (J Swift & Son; four-legged
microscope; c. 1895)
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159
(R
& J Beck; Popular microscope; 1867)
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160 (unassigned maker; drum microscope; mid
19th century)
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161 (C Baker; Patholette microscope; 1960s)
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162 (Steinforff
& Co; c. 1960)
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163 (unknown maker; double pillar French
microscope; c. 1900)
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164 (Hearson; microscope model MS.VI; c. 1940s)
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165 (unassigned maker; drum microscope; early
20th century)
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166 (unassigned French maker; microscope universel; c. 1900)
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167 (Hartnack
& Prazmowski; stand III microscope; c. 1880)
|
168 (Hartnack & Prazmowski; stand III-A microscope; c.
1880)
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169 (Bausch & Lomb; model HA; 1943)
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170 (Nachet; Petit Modèle microscope; c. 1850)
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171 (unassigned maker; Victorian-style microscope
reproduction; second half of the 20th century)
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172 (Ernst
Leitz; universal microscope stand A; c. 1912)
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173 (W Stanley; late 19th century)
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174 (Watson Barnet; Bactil microscope; c. 1955)
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175 (unassigned maker; botanical microscope; first half of
the 19th century)
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176 (unassigned maker; household-type microscope; c. 1900)
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177 (W.
Watson & Son; Greenough microscope; 1949)
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178 (J Swift & Son; Stead workshop microscope; c. 1915)
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179 (Hartnack & Prazmowski; stand III-A microscope; c.
1880)
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180 (JH Steward; dichroscope; early 20th century)
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181 (W. Watson & Sons Ltd; Vulcan metallurgical
microscope; c. 1934)
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182 (Dollond
& Co.; student microscope; c. 1900)
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183 (Jones & Co.; Excelsior Microscope; early 20th
century)
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184 (Ernst Leitz; stand IIb microscope; c. 1896)
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185 (Scientific Optics Ltd; McArthur Microscope, The Open
University Model; early 1970s)
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186 (JH Steward; compound microscope stand No 1; c. 1880)
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187 (C.
Baker; c. 1900)
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188 (Emil Bush; simple compound microscope; c. 1915)
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189 (unassigned maker; pocket microscope; late 19th to early
20th centuries)
|
190 (assigned to Buron; drum-like microscope No 4; mid-19th
century)
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191 (unassigned maker; improved household microscope; c.
1900)
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192 (R
& J Beck; Binocular microscope, model 47; 1950s)
|
193 (Carl Schütz & Co; student microscope; early 20th
century)
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194 (Gillett & Sibert; Conference microscope; 1970s)
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195 (R&J Beck; Economic microscope; c. 1878)
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196 (unassigned maker; pocket microscope; late 19th to early
20th centuries)
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197 (Ernst
Leitz; microscope stand IV; c. 1913)
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198 (Pillischer; student microscope, c. 1852)
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199 (Moreau; drum microscope; mid-19th century)
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200 (unassigned maker; drum microscope; early 20th century)
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