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Wenham's Universal Inclining & Rotating Microscope, By Ross London
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Wenham's Universal Inclining & Rotating Microscope, By Ross London / A ROSS-WENHAM UNIVERSAL INCLINING & ROTATING BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, ENGLISH CIRCA 1888. Signed on the base Ross 5415 this is a fine example of Wenham’s Universal Inclining & rotating microscope often referred to as the ‘Ross Radial’. The microscope was devised and published by Francis Herbert Wenham (1824 -1908) in The Journal of the royal Microscopical Society, 1882 P255-7. Wenham’s aim was to obtain a wide range of effects from oblique lighting both from the side and above.
The Ross No.1 Microscope By Andrew Ross
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The Ross No.1 Microscope By Andrew Ross / AN ANDREW ROSS NO.1 MICROSCOPE OUTFIT ENGLISH CIRCA 1854. Signed on the base a. Ross 512. The Ross No.1 microscope was first described by Andrew Ross in 1843 in the London Physiological Journal. The microscope comes complete in its original mahogany cabinet with its original accessories.
Powell & Leland No.3 Microscope
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Powell & Leland No.3 Microscope / An exceptionally fine Powell & lealnd No.3 Microscope outfit. Considered by many to have been one of the finest microscopes of the Victorian era.
Books on Science
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Books on Science / Fleaglass.com boasts a good selection of books on scientific subjects. From original copies of Newton's principia mathematica to modern reference books
Drawing Instruments Of The Industrial Revolution
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Drawing Instruments Of The Industrial Revolution / The industrial revolution shaped the world we live in today. But behind all of the heavy engineering were the engineers, architects and draftsmen working away in offices. This board showcases some of the fine instruments created to aid the designers of the day long before the days of CAD
Powell & Lealand No.1 Microscope
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Powell & Lealand No.1 Microscope / Powell & Lealand are considered by many to have been the finest makes of microscopes in the Victorian era. This microscope was the best that the company then offered and is known as the ‘Powell & Lealand No.1 Stand’. This particular example comes with one of the most extensive collections of lenses and accessories ever assembled. It is dated 1878 and still works very well today. Testament to the engineers and craftsmen that built it over 130 years ago.
John Benjamin Dancer, Manchester
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John Benjamin Dancer, Manchester / John Benjamin Dancer (Born 8 October 1812 – 24 November 1887) was a British scientific instrument maker. He is also known for inventing stereo photography and microphotography. Today many of his instruments survive and are valuable collectors’ items. On this board are some of his instruments from fleaglass.com
The Solar Microscope
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The Solar Microscope / The solar microscope was one of the worlds first projectors. It used sunlight to project images of microscope specimens onto a board. They were used in lecture theatres as well as by scientists of the day. This board is dedicated to this early form of microscopy
Antiques Young Guns Christmas Cracker
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Antiques Young Guns Christmas Cracker / Best things come in small packages - a selection from our members to go under the Christmas tree!
The Kew Pattern Magnetometer Theodolite
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The Kew Pattern Magnetometer Theodolite / This board is just about one antique instrument. Its such a complicated and unusual item that one picture alone wasn't enough. This instrument is a type of theodolite used for geomagnetic survey work
The Old Physics Lab
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The Old Physics Lab / in the days when Health and safety meant 'you boy sit a bit further back!' the physics lab was a very different place. Here you will find items from the past school, college and uni physics lab.
The Mystery Item Gallery
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The Mystery Item Gallery / The history of scientific instruments is vast covering hundreds of years of discovery by tens of thousands of inventors, engineers and scientists. As such a large amount of scientific equipment was devised for all sorts of purposes from specific uses to getting around a patent of the time. From time to time antique dealers and collectors find items that simply can’t be identified. This gallery highlights some of those items lost to the mists of scientific, medical and technological history.
Morbid Anatomy - Victorian Medicine and Surgery
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Morbid Anatomy - Victorian Medicine and Surgery / In the Victorian era medicine and surgery was as much a horror show as a scientific discipline. Relics from medicine's dark history are now valuable collectors items. Specialist dealers now offer these items with the greatest number of such objects in one place found on www.fleaglass.com. This Board contains some of the best and weirdest of those objects.
Antique Globes & Orreries On Fleaglass.com
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Antique Globes & Orreries On Fleaglass.com / As we sell a lot of antique globes & Orreries on fleaglass. this is how we keep a record of some of the best
Antique Crystallography & Minerological Instruments on fleaglass.com
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Antique Crystallography & Minerological Instruments on fleaglass.com
Antique surveying Instruments on fleaglass.com
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Antique surveying Instruments on fleaglass.com / As we sell a lot of antique surveying equipment on fleaglass. this is how we keep a record of some of the best
Antique microscopes on fleaglass.com
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Antique microscopes on fleaglass.com / As we sell a lot of antique microscopes on fleaglass. this is how we keep a record of some of the best

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an exceptionally fine and complete Ross No.2 compound microscope outfit. The microscope is engraved on the back of the foot: Ross London 1967. This microscope is massive with the complete cased outfit weighing 15Kgs. As the microscope is signed Ross rather than A. Ross it would have been one of the first instruments produced after Andrew Ross’ death (who died in 1859). All of the objectives are signed A. Ross and are dated between 1855-57.

A Spectacular Ross Microscope Outfit - Fleaglass

an exceptionally fine and complete Ross No.2 compound microscope outfit. The microscope is engraved on the back of the foot: Ross London 1967. This microscope is massive with the complete cased outfit weighing 15Kgs. As the microscope is signed Ross rather than A. Ross it would have been one of the first instruments produced after Andrew Ross’ death (who died in 1859). All of the objectives are signed A. Ross and are dated between 1855-57.

A Spectacular Ross Microscope Outfit - Fleaglass

A rare Russian measuring microscope C.1900signed on the micrometer eyepiece K. Peterman, St Petersburg’. Russian instruments are very rare and this is the first time I have ever come across a microscope by a Russian maker. For sale at www.fleaglass.com

A Rare Russian Measuring Microscope By K Peterman St Petersburg Brass Antique

A ROSS-WENHAM UNIVERSAL INCLINING & ROTATING BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, ENGLISH CIRCA 1888. Signed on the base Ross 5415 this is a fine example of Wenham’s Universal Inclining & rotating microscope often referred to as the ‘Ross Radial’. Accessory set

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A ROSS-WENHAM UNIVERSAL INCLINING & ROTATING BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, ENGLISH CIRCA 1888. Signed on the base Ross 5415 this is a fine example of Wenham’s Universal Inclining & rotating microscope often referred to as the ‘Ross Radial’
A ROSS-WENHAM UNIVERSAL INCLINING & ROTATING BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, ENGLISH CIRCA 1888. Signed on the base Ross 5415 this is a fine example of Wenham’s Universal Inclining & rotating microscope often referred to as the ‘Ross Radial’. Showing base signed ROSS

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A ROSS-WENHAM UNIVERSAL INCLINING & ROTATING BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, ENGLISH CIRCA 1888. Signed on the base Ross 5415 this is a fine example of Wenham’s Universal Inclining & rotating microscope often referred to as the ‘Ross Radial’. With browning plate camera

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A ROSS-WENHAM UNIVERSAL INCLINING & ROTATING BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, ENGLISH CIRCA 1888. Signed on the base Ross 5415 this is a fine example of Wenham’s Universal Inclining & rotating microscope often referred to as the ‘Ross Radial’. With microspectroscope

A ROSS-WENHAM UNIVERSAL INCLINING & ROTATING BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, ENGLISH CIRCA 1888. Signed on the base Ross 5415 this is a fine example of Wenham’s Universal Inclining & rotating microscope often referred to as the ‘Ross Radial’. With microspectroscope

A ROSS-WENHAM UNIVERSAL INCLINING & ROTATING BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, ENGLISH CIRCA 1888. Signed on the base Ross 5415 this is a fine example of Wenham’s Universal Inclining & rotating microscope often referred to as the ‘Ross Radial’

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A ROSS-WENHAM UNIVERSAL INCLINING & ROTATING BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, ENGLISH CIRCA 1888. Signed on the base Ross 5415 this is a fine example of Wenham’s Universal Inclining & rotating microscope often referred to as the ‘Ross Radial’. Sub-stage detail
A ROSS-WENHAM UNIVERSAL INCLINING & ROTATING BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, ENGLISH CIRCA 1888. Signed on the base Ross 5415 this is a fine example of Wenham’s Universal Inclining & rotating microscope often referred to as the ‘Ross Radial’. in inclined position

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A ROSS-WENHAM UNIVERSAL INCLINING & ROTATING BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, ENGLISH CIRCA 1888. Signed on the base Ross 5415 this is a fine example of Wenham’s Universal Inclining & rotating microscope often referred to as the ‘Ross Radial’. Side view with bulls-eye table condenser

A ROSS-WENHAM UNIVERSAL INCLINING & ROTATING BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, ENGLISH CIRCA 1888. Signed on the base Ross 5415 this is a fine example of Wenham’s Universal Inclining & rotating microscope often referred to as the ‘Ross Radial’. Side view with bulls-eye table condenser

A ROSS-WENHAM UNIVERSAL INCLINING & ROTATING BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, ENGLISH CIRCA 1888. Signed on the base Ross 5415 this is a fine example of Wenham’s Universal Inclining & rotating microscope often referred to as the ‘Ross Radial’ - With accessories

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A ROSS-WENHAM UNIVERSAL INCLINING & ROTATING BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, ENGLISH CIRCA 1888. Signed on the base Ross 5415 this is a fine example of Wenham’s Universal Inclining & rotating microscope often referred to as the ‘Ross Radial’ - Case & Accessories

A ROSS-WENHAM UNIVERSAL INCLINING & ROTATING BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, ENGLISH CIRCA 1888. Signed on the base Ross 5415 this is a fine example of Wenham’s Universal Inclining & rotating microscope often referred to as the ‘Ross Radial’ - Case & Accessories

A ROSS-WENHAM UNIVERSAL INCLINING & ROTATING BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, ENGLISH CIRCA 1888. Signed on the base Ross 5415 this is a fine example of Wenham’s Universal Inclining & rotating microscope often referred to as the ‘Ross Radial’. - Side View
Ross No.1 Microscope by Andrew Ross

Ross Microscope by Andrew Ross

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