- Item type
- Object
- Makers
- John Browning
- Primary inscriptions
- 'John Browning, London'
- Object type
- Microspectroscope
- Inventory No
- 27718
Description
Micro spectroscope by John Browning, London. Consisting of copper alloy tube containing a series of prisms which create a spectrum of fluorescent light when observed through the eyepiece. Attached to the side is a stage with two spring clips, a swinging mirror and screws for making adjustments. Engraved on the side. Stored inside a rectangular fitted wooden box with copper alloy fittings and black velvet strips along the interior of the lid.
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Previously associated and displayed with a Powell & Leyland binocular microscope and accessories (inv. 37352).
.2- Rectangular wooden fitted case for micro spectroscope by John Browning, London. With copper alloy fittings and velvet edging. Key missing.
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