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Monocular compound microscope - Laboratory Microscope (no lenses) - 1900-1910 - United Kingdom - J Swift and Son
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Monocular compound microscope - Laboratory Microscope (no lenses) - 1900-1910 - United Kingdom - J Swift and Son

J Swift & Son London Standard Laboratory Microscope with Wooden Case Microscope to the untrained eye appears to be working, case has some internal damage, monkey to the lock. From Science Museum Group; James Swift and Son Limited 1857 - 1969 OCCUPATION: Microscope maker, Optical instrument maker NATIONALITY: British London instrument laboratory of James Swift, founded in 1857; Traded at 43 University St., Tottenham Court Rd., London (1876-1880s) & 81 Tottenham Court Rd. (1881-1910s), earlier as James Swift (w.1853-1876) with later partnership with son, James Mansell Swift, in 1880s(?); By 1914 had become a limited company; 1946 they merged with Adam Hilger and Watts & Son Ltd thereafter doing business as Hilger & Watts Ltd.; Known for its microscopes and its photographic lenses;

No. 84377477

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Monocular compound microscope - Laboratory Microscope (no lenses) - 1900-1910 - United Kingdom - J Swift and Son

Monocular compound microscope - Laboratory Microscope (no lenses) - 1900-1910 - United Kingdom - J Swift and Son

J Swift & Son London Standard Laboratory Microscope with Wooden Case

Microscope to the untrained eye appears to be working, case has some internal damage, monkey to the lock.


From Science Museum Group;

James Swift and Son Limited 1857 - 1969
OCCUPATION: Microscope maker, Optical instrument maker
NATIONALITY: British
London instrument laboratory of James Swift, founded in 1857; Traded at 43 University St., Tottenham Court Rd., London (1876-1880s) & 81 Tottenham Court Rd. (1881-1910s), earlier as James Swift (w.1853-1876) with later partnership with son, James Mansell Swift, in 1880s(?); By 1914 had become a limited company; 1946 they merged with Adam Hilger and Watts & Son Ltd thereafter doing business as Hilger & Watts Ltd.; Known for its microscopes and its photographic lenses;

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