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46. Simple monocular microscope, unknown manufacturer .1830 – Colección de Microscopios
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1820 1830, Gould style microscope made by Abraham, Liverpool, England Golub Collection of Antique Microscopes DSC04736 Stock Photo - Alamy
Compound Microscope used by Joseph Jackson Lister | Science Museum Group Collection
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A Most Improved type microscope with advanced features. An early achromatic (and non-achromatic) transitional microscope,
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History of Microscopy - ca. 1830 compound microscope by Andrew Pritchard (1804-1882). Signed with his ca. 1827 to ca. 1836 address of 18 Picket Street, London. An illustrated history of the life
