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Essays on the Microscope

by George Adams

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List of the Prices at Which the Microscopes and Apparatus Are Made and Sold by Messrs. Jones, Holborn, London

Plate VIII.Fig.8.A triple magnifier, tortoise-shell and silver110
——7.A ditto to combine, in tortoise-shell080
VI.14.A small pocket microscope for insects or flowers076
——1.Dr. Withering’s pocket botanical microscope0150
——2.Jones’s universal pocket microscope, according to the apparatus, from 1l. 6s. to2100
II. B.1 and 2.Wilson’s screw-barrel, or single microscope, 2l. 12s. 6d. to3136
——3 and 4.—— opake microscope,220
VII. B.3.Ellis’s aquatic microscope2126
VI.3.Lyonet’s anatomical microscope2126
VII. A.1, &c.Cuffs double constructed microscope and apparatus, in a case5156
IV.3.Culpeper’s compound microscope and apparatus, in a mahogany case4146
——1.Jones’s improved universal ditto, and apparatus660
——2.—— best and most improved ditto, with a greater variety of apparatus, packed in a mahogany case10100
Ditto, with the additions of a set of micrometers and vegetable cuttings12120
VI.4, 5, &c.Transparent solar microscope and apparatus in brass, in a mahogany case5156
V.1,&c. Opake and transparent solar microscope and apparatus, with objects, &c. in ditto case10100
Ditto with additional apparatus for large objects, called a megalascope, &c. 12l. 12s. to16160
III.1, &c.Lucernal microscope, as mounted by Adams, with apparatus, complete2000
IX.3 and 4.Jones’s improved ditto, with or without rack-work to the stage, and other additions, from 12l. 12s. to18180
——6.Lanthorn microscope660
VIII.3.Pocket achromatic 20-inch telescope and microscope3136
IX.1 and 2.Cutting engine for slices of vegetable objects330
II. A.10.Micrometers on pearl or glass, in sets, from 10s. 6d. to220
Ivory sliders prepared for transparent objects, per dozen0120
Custance’s fine vegetable cuttings in large ivory sliders, from a set of six sliders to four dozen, per dozen1100
Bottles of salts for configurations, packed in mahogany portable cases, according to the number, from 2l. 2s. to550

Magazines of microscopical apparatus, with collections of objects, fitted up to any extent and to order.

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