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Microscope Museum Collection of antique microscopes and other
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Antique journals about
microscopy, microscopes and other microscopy-related
apparatus Excerpts of antique volumes of the Journal
of the Royal Microscopical Society, where microscopes and other microscopy
related apparatus were described, can be found in this page. These
volumes of the Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society are ordered by date
and were adapted from publicly available sources, including the Internet
Archive (https://archive.org). Please click on the covers to access a
PDF file of the respective excerpts (note: these may be big files). To
ease the visual search for specific instruments in these antique volumes,
most figures of microscopes and other instruments related to microscopy
engraved in these sources can be found in a single image database (you can
access this resource by clicking the ‘Images database’ link on the
lateral menu).
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