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James
Queen (Philadelphia, USA)
In this page you will find images of instruments made by James
Queen, found in their own trade catalogues, catalogues of other retailers,
antique books, volumes of the Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society,
and other sources.
 
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Source
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Observations
from the source
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J.
Queen’s catalogue (1872; 1890)
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Fiddian’s microscope illuminator
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J.
Queen’s catalogue (1890)
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Lamp,
Belmontine
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J.
Queen’s catalogue (1890)
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The
new ACME lamp
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J.
Queen’s catalogue (1890)
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The
new ACME lamp
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JRMS 1886 (pp. 1053)
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Acme Lamp
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JRMS 1886 (pp. 1053)
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Acme Lamp
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Alfred
C Stokes (1894) Microscopical praxis or Simple methods of ascertaining
the properties of various microscopical accessories
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Acme
microscope lamp
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James
Queen (1870)
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Bullseye
condenser
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James
Queen (1870)
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Fiddian’s microscope illuminator
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James
Queen (1870)
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German
students lamp
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James
Queen (1870)
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Instrument
for making thin section of wood
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Gage (1896; 1899; 1901; 1904)
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Turntable
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J. Queen’s catalogue (1883; 1890)
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Queen’s comfortable turntable
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James
Queen (1870)
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Amateur
mounting cabinet
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