- Subject
- Photography
- Item type
- Object
- Makers
- Andrew Pringle
- Provenance
- Royal Microscopical Society. Given to the Society by G. F. Dowdeswell in 1890.
- Primary inscriptions
- Inscribed on front of card: 'B.Termo. (flagella.) x1500. (Dowdeswell.) / And Pringle Photo. 14/11/90.'.
- Inventory No
- 12070
Description
Early gelatine print, cut circular, mounted on card Shows the flagella of a micro-organism x1500.
Andrew Pringle's new photomicrographic apparatus was described to the RMS meeting of June 18, 1890, published in the Journal, pp.543-547, illustrated between pp.666-7. He went on to write several textbooks on photomicrography.
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