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Title
Beale's Self-Illuminating Ophthalmoscope
Description
Beale self-illuminating ophthalmoscope, in wooden case, c 1860s-c 1880s.
This self-illuminating ophthalmoscope dates from the late 19th century and was invented by Lionel Beale, a British physician working in London. The ophthalmoscope was illuminated by a flame, kept alight by a spirit burner contained within the stand of the instrument.
This self-illuminating ophthalmoscope dates from the late 19th century and was invented by Lionel Beale, a British physician working in London. The ophthalmoscope was illuminated by a flame, kept alight by a spirit burner contained within the stand of the instrument.
Creator
Lionel Beale, manufactured by Hawksley of London
Date
c. 1860-1880s
Identifier
2003/77.1
Physical Object Item Type Metadata
Physical Dimensions
Length: 31 cm
Materials
Brass, Glass, Wood.
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