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The catalogue presents its information under these headings:-. Watson’s new rimless eye-glasses;. ... Watson’s perfect vision spectacles;. Watson & Sons’ “Fram” field glass;. Watson & Sons’ Century telescope;.

Login. Accession No. 6484. Brief Description. museum microscope, by W. Watson and Sons Ltd., English, early 20th century. ... Origin. England; London; 313 High Holborn, W.C. Maker. W. Watson and Sons Ltd.

Maker. W. Watson & Sons Ltd. Title. An Illustrated Catalogue of Microscopes, Objectives and Accessory Apparatus. ... Fifteenth edition, 1900. Description. An illustrated catalogue of W. Watson & Sons' microscopes & accessories from 1900.

Watson & Sons, English, 1954, used as student loan microscope in library of King’s College, Cambridge. ... Inscription. Description Notes. 'Service II' compound microscope, by W. Watson & Sons, English, 1954, used as student loan microscope in library

Maker. W. Watson & Sons Ltd. Title. Part 4 of Catalogue of Microscopes and Accessories for Metallurgy. ... Maker. W. Watson & Sons Ltd. Title. New Microscopes for Philately and New Accessories for the Microscope.

Login. Accession No. 2193. Brief Description. clinometer, Watson & Sons, 1920 (c). ... Inscription. ‘Watson and Sons 313 High Holborn LONDON’ (on clinometer dial).

Maker. W. Watson & Sons Ltd. Title. 1936 Microscopes : "Service" "Bactil" "Kima" Universal Binocular. ... Description. A booklet for W.Watson & Sons microscopes from 1936. You are on Page 2 of 698.

Watson & Sons, E. Wheeler and others; circa 1900. 2 pine boxes with 2 hinged sides (lid and front). ... The first box is labelled (by hand):. “DIATOMS. PHOTOGRAPHS”. and contains 8 trays of slides labelled “DIATOMS” containing different

The catalogue presents its information under these headings:-. Watson’s new rimless eye-glasses;. ... Watson’s perfect vision spectacles;. Watson & Sons’ “Fram” field glass;. Watson & Sons’ Century telescope;.

Maker. W. Watson & Sons Ltd. Title. Exhibition of Microscopes. Description. ... A booklet for an exhibition of W. Watson & Sons' microscopes, held in Central hall, Westminster in December 1935.