File:Priestlylabequipment.jpg
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| Description | Collection of scientific equipment at Dickinson College, including Dr. Joseph Priestly's burning lens (bottom row, second from the right) and air gun and Professor Walter R. Johnson's rotascope (bottom row, third from right). Stereograph, albumen; (Another view of the instruments) |
| Date | circa 1876 |
| Source | Library of Congress LC-DIG-stereo-1s01514 |
| Author | Himes, Charles F. (Charles Francis), 1838-1918, photographer. |
| Other versions | Unrestored version of Image:Priestelylapequipment.jpg. |
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