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Reference (shelfmark):: IOL.1947.a.1529(13)
Title:: Microsection showing metasomatic replacement of crystalline limestone by galenta and quartz. G[=]Gelena. Q[=]Quartz. L[=]Limestone. Photographer: Unknown
Scope & Content:: Genre: Scientific Photography Photomicrograph, circular image, mounted facing p. 160.
Collection Area:: Visual Arts
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: c 1909
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: IOL.1947.a.1529(14)
Title:: Microsection of Syenitic Rock showing the occurrence of metallic sulphides as original constituents of igneous rocks. Black grains consist of PbS and FeS. Photographer: Unknown
Scope & Content:: Genre: Scientific Photography Photomicrograph, circular image, mounted facing p. 162.
Collection Area:: Visual Arts
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: c 1909
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: IOL.1947.a.1529(16)
Title:: A microsection of Cornish Granite showing the occurrence of cassiterite in pegmatitic veins. Photographer: Unknown
Scope & Content:: Genre: Scientific Photography Photomicrograph, circular image, mounted facing p. 172.
Collection Area:: Visual Arts
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: c 1909
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: P.P.1931.k, 1(37)
Title:: Remarkable block of double-refracting spar. Photographer: Unknown
Scope & Content:: Genre: Scientific Photography Stereoscopic view: 'We are enabled, by the kindness of Professor Tennant, to present our readers with a stereograph of a very remarkable specimen of Double-refracting Calcareous Spar, which has lately been imported from Iceland.' A label reading 'Stereoscopic Magaz...
Collection Area:: Printed Collections
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: c 1858
Extent:: 1 item

Reference (shelfmark):: P.P.1931.k, 1(49)
Title:: Interior of the Museum of Practical Geology. Photographer: Unknown
Scope & Content:: Genre: Architectural Photography Stereoscopic view of the domed interior of the Geological Museum, opened in May 1851, with text description, pp. 49-52. The museum is now the Earth Galleries of the Natural History Museum. Published in part no. 3, September 1858.
Collection Area:: Printed Collections
Languages:: Not applicable
Date Range:: c 1858
Extent:: 1 item

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