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June 2020
(Issue 94 [electronic version only]) of Micro
Miscellanea (PDF
download)
- Letter from the President (MM)
- Greetings from the Editor (JB)
- A couple of Dancers, James Battersby
- Book Review
- Ernst Abbe, Nicole Phillips
- Additional Articles for download (2023)
Winter 2017 (Issue 93) of Micro Miscellanea
- Letter from the President (MM)
- A note from the new Editor (JB)
- A note from the Treasurer (MG)
- John Benjamin Dancer and the MMS on
the Telly!, Mike Mahon
- John H Nichols Botanical Staining,
- An impromptu stem holder, Michael
Gilligan
- A Gallery of images taken with a Zeiss
Polarising microscope, Richard L Howey
- My favourite microscope, Watson System
70 & Hilux, James Battersby
- Lancashire Science Festival
- The Reichert Stand III, Brian
Wilkinson
- The Art of the Dry Cell, Nicole
Phillips
- Obituary - Denis Gregory
- Ernst Abbe, Nicole Phillips
Summer 2016
(Issue 92) of Micro Miscellanea
- From the Editor
- Pinnularia alpina (Diatom)
- Brunel Stereo Microscope BMSZ
Epi-illuminator LED conversion - (Michael
Gilligan)
- Dancer's Microphotographic Images of
Dr John Dalton FRS - Stanley Warren
- My favourite slide - Denis Gregory
- Years of innovation: Carl Zeiss
Microscope Objectives 1870-1890 - Bob Nuttall
- Mimosa pudica and the Human condition
- Steve Gill
- Pints and Plants in Prestwich - Steve
Gill & Sandy Baker
- Pictures: Pond Life, Callicore anna -
Maurice Moss
- Letters to the Editor: JB Microscope -
Bob Nuttall
Spring 2016
(Issue 91) of Micro Miscellanea
- From the Editor
- Papilio ulysses, the Blue Mountain
butterfly - Maurice Moss
- An example of animal polymorphism
(Snails) - Steve Gill & Mike Samworth
- Maurice Wikins - development of
R&J Beck's mirror objectives .. - Bob Nuttall
- Something of a mythical beast, Watson
McArthur Microscope - Michael Gilligan
- A half century of Beck's London series
microscopes - David Henderson
- My favourite sllde - Mike Samworth
Christmas
2012 (Issue No 81) of Micro Miscellanea
- Editorial
(SE)
- Obituary:
William (Bill) Howard Jones, Tom Green
- Leopold
Hartley Grindon, Steve Gill
- Slime
Moulds Identification, Maurice Moss
- A
Gallery of Spicules, Richard L Howey
- Reichert
Microscopes, David Henderson
- Silver
Staining & Micro Fossils, Richard L Howey
- Shuuietta
annulata
- Life
& Health Insurance (Microscopists Beware),
Richard L Howey
- The
Leitz Black Ortholux, David Henderson
- Jelly
Blobs, Maurice Moss
Summer 2012 (Issue No 80) of Micro Miscellanea
- Lieberkuhn
- Some Reflections, Michael Gilligan
- Two Oak
Leaf Galls, Maurice Moss
- Enteridium
lycoperdon, Steve GIill
- "New
Binocular Stereo microscope", Brian Wilkinson
- The
Spider as a Barometer, Michael Gilligan
- LED
Leitz, Steve Edgar
- Josiah
Slugg of Manchester, Steve Gill
- Marchantia
Polymorphia, Steve Gill
Spring 2012 (Issue No 79) of Micro Miscellanea
- The
Shield Bug Diaries, Steve Gill
- Tale of
a Monster, David Henderson
- Two
Classic British Microscopes of the Fifties, David
Henderson
- Buying
Chinese Slides, Richard L Howey
- Negative
Pre-Objective Supplementary Lense, Brian Wilkinson
- Cooke,
Troughton & Simms' Instruments, Bob Nuttall
- The
Baker Diagnostic, Steve Edgar
- A
Random Gallery, Richard L Howey
Christmas 2011 (Issue No 78) of Micro Miscellanea
- Editorial
- Collimation
of an Old Style Olympus Binocular, Colin Kirk
- Out of
the Forest - Gambian Arachnids, Dave Penney
- Diatoms
in a New Light, Denis Gregory
- Where
are you from, the Manchester Moth, Dmitri V
Logunov
- A
Polarized Crystal Gallery, Richard L Howey
- The
Evolution of a Petrographic Microscope: the
Swift-Dick Stand, Bob Nuttall
- Denton's
Patent ButterflyTablets, Steve Gill
- Cyrestis
nivea - Nymphalidae, Maurice Moss
- Dancer
Dismay, Denis Gregory
Spring 2008 (Issue No 68) of Micro Miscellanea
- Editorial
- A
Question of CDM, Ron Green
- Nikon
Inverted Research Microscope, Lawrence Bowler
- Initials
on mIcrophotographs - thoughts on J.B., Stanley
Warren
- A small
embedding bath, Terence Walsh
- The
Kent & Sussex Report, Lawrence Bowler
- An
unscheduled Gossip Meeting, Terence walsh
- Trial
and Tribulation Part II, S gill
May
2002 (Issue No 52) of Micro Miscellanea
- Updates
from the Editor
- A look
at dielectrophoresis: Lawrence M Bowler,
Orpington, Kent
- It does
what it says on the tin (Objectives resolution):
Neville N Bradpiece
- Mystery
Diatom
- The
years of recovery - Carl Zeiss Microscopes 1945-60
(pt 3): Bob Nuttall
- Winter
Green: Fred Loxton
- Micro
Gallery: Steve Edgar
- Next to
Godliness(cleaning lenses): Neville N bradpiece
- The
Hybrid (Vicklympus): Neville N Bradpiece
- Eye to
Eye: WG hartley
- Computerised
Microscopy: Peter McBeath
- Looking
into the dark (Numerical Apertures): WG Hartley
- New
Books
January
2002 (Issue No 51)
- Updates
from the Editor
- Roy
Winsby Commemorative Microslide
- 65
Years On (Beck Microscope Catalogue): Neville N
Bradpiece
- Midlands
Quekett/PMS Meeting: Spike Walker
- Postage
Stamps: Roy Winsby
- Tunicates
with salad on the side: Richard L Howey, Wyoming
- Union
Optical Co Ltd Inverted Microscope MiC: Lawrence M
Bowler
- How
things have changed (Adverrs over the years):
Richard L Howey
- Some
musty old books: Barry Ellam
- It's
all my eye: Neville N Bradpiece
- A voice
from the past: James Battersby, Lancashire
August
2001 (Issue No 50)
- Updates
from the Secretary & Editor
- West
German Zeiss Microscopes (pt 2): Bob Nuttall,
Edinburgh
- Microscopes
Described (MIPS, Baker, Prior, Pyser-Brytex,
Watson, Leitz, MBS, Beck, CTS, McArthur, Wild):
Roy Winsby, Manchester
- Making
your own micro forceps: RL Howey, Wyoming
- Podophyra,
a remarkable ciliate: Mike Samworth
- Obfuscations
and Holow Cones: Neville N Bradpiece, Manchester
May
2001 (Issue No 49)
- Obituary
(Charles J Cook): Roy Winsby, Manchester
- No
Wings, No Legs, No Wheels, So how does it
move?(Diatoms): Neville N Bradpiece
- Microscopy
in the Daily Press: Roy Winsby, Manchester
- A
Tribute to Roy & Lilian (Winsby): MMS
- Micro-Funghi:
When & where to find them. (Part 10 December)
Thomas Brittain (published 1882)
- DIY
Maintainance - Further Thouhts: Charles J Cook
- The
Years of Recovery - Zeiss Microscopes 1945-60: Bob
Nuttall, Edinburgh
- Photomicrography:
Peter McBeath
- A
condenser from my gash box: Neville Bradpiece,
Manchester
January
2001 (Issue No 48)
- DIY
Maintainance with Trepidation: Neville Bradpiece
- A
Microscopist's Book Collection: Mike Samworth
- Micro-Fungi:
When and where to find them (Part 9 November)
Thomas Brittain (published 1882)
- More
notes on microscopes from the far east: Charles j
Cook
August
2000 (Issue No 47)
- Fluorescence
Microscopy: Charles J Cook, Edington Westbury
- Microscopes
from the far east: Roy Winsby, Manchester
- Olympus
CHK2 Microscope: Roy Winsby, Manchester
- The
reason why (fixed condensers): Neville Bradpiece,
Manchester
- A rant
about prepared slides: RL Howey, Wyoming
- Micro-Fungi:
When and where to find them (Part 8 October)
Thomas Brittain (published 1882)
- New
Paper: The identification of diatoms in river
beds: Mike Walton, Middlewich
- SUPPLEMENT: A
Naturalist's Lab in a Coal Bin (14 pages): Prof RL
Howey, Wyoming, USA
May
2000 (Issue No 46)
- Neville
N Bradpiece: Micrograph in RMS calendar 2000
- Culturing
and Collecting Micro-organisms safely, Prof RL
Howey, Wyoming USA
- For
Amusement Only: Crystals for microscopy. Neville
Bradpiece, Manchester
- Some
thoughts on trick illumination: WG Hartley,
Seaford
- Food
for Though (and Blackbirds), Tony Smith, Little
Hayfield
- Letters
to the Editor: David Sykes (Microscopy Hardware);
Charles Cook (Bad Books), WH Ellis (Desmids)
- Micro-Fungi:
When and where to find them (Part 7 September)
Thomas Brittain (published 1882)
January
2000 (Issue No 45)
- Glass
(4 page review): Ken Davies, Sale, Cheshire
- A
Strongylocentrotus Drobachiensis by any other name
would smell as sweet: Prof RL Howey, Wyoming, USA
- Boxing
Clever: Microscope boces. John Raddon
- Micro-Fungi:
When and where to find them (Part 6 August) Thomas
Brittain (published 1882)
August
1999 (Issue No 44)
- The
care of the microscope. Spike Walker, Penkridge
- Pseudo-microscopes:
A cranky Essay. Prof RL Howey, Wyoming, USA
- Slide
label making made easy [Part 2]. Roy Winsby
- Staining
station. Colin J Kirk
- Changing
Fashions. John Raddon
- Micro-Fungi:
when and where to find them. [Part 5 July]
Thomas Brittain (published 1882)
May
1999 (Issue No 43)
- Foraminifera
sand from the Scottish Highlands. Roy Winsby
- Seascape
- A new novel three-dimensional slide. Roy Winsby
- Obituary
- Herbert S Henderson. Roy Winsby
- Scanning
pond samples at high magnifications. Prof WL
Howey, Wyoming, USA
- Quo
Vadis? (Wither goest thou?). Neville Bradpiece,
Manchester
- Slide
label making made easy. Tom Moore, Peterborough
- Micro-Fungi:
when and where to find them. [Part 4 June]
Thomas Brittain (published 1882)
- Rings!
Tena penny!. Tom Moore, Peterborough
- Coasters.
Roy Winsby
- Aromatherapy
oils for microscopy. Terry Dennett, London
January 1999 (Issue No 42)
- Beginners
-Start here. Max Lovatt, Southam
- Who
counts the pollen. William Ells, Maidstone
- More
Light commentary. Charles J Cook, Westbury
- Test
slide for oil immersion objectives. Gilbert
Hartley, Seaford
- French
resin mountant. WE Dickinson, Barnsley
- Micro-Fungi:
when and where to find them. [Part 3 May]
Thomas Brittain (published 1882)
- Unravelling
the mysteries of microscope boxes. C Hammond,
Leeds
- Book
Review "The Usborne Complete book of the
Microscope" . Brian Singleton, Weybridge
- Book
Review "Microscopical Mounts and Mounters". Roy
Winsby
- Book
Revews: Bad Books "The Technique of
Photomicrography" & "Photomicrography". Spike
Walker, Penkridge.
- A
miniature telescope. Don Bruce, Northiam
August 1998 (Issue No 41)
- Protozoan
Houses. Prof RL Howey, Wyoming, USA
- A
little light commentary. Neville Bradpiece,
Manchester
- Micro-Fungi:
when and where to find them. [Part 2
Mar-Apr] Thomas Brittain (published 1882)
- Coefficient
Jelly. Terry Dennett, London
- Indian
Microwriting. Denis Gregory, Plymouth
- Zeiss
Lenses. John H Birds, Dronfield
- An aiud
to hand picking Foraminifera. Sid Harvey,
Weston-super-mare
- Optics
for Wild Microscopes. Bob Nuttall, Glasgow
- Looking
at histology slides. Barry Ellam, Colchester
May 1998 (Issue No 40)
- Refurbishing
Russian MB series Microscopes. Don Bruce, Northiam
- A
method for preserving certain insects and
arachnids. Prof Howey, Wyoming, USA
- The
Abbe condenser in a new light. Neville Bradpiece,
Manchester
- Micro-Fungi:
when and where to find them. [Part 1 Jan-Feb]
Thomas Brittain (published 1882)
- Erecting
the image. WH Hartley, Seaford
- Information
wanted on magic lantern Slides. Denis Gregory
- A
cutter for Rheinberg etc, Discs. Bryan Taylor,
Maidstone
- Microphotograph
slides, our equipment etc. Roy Winsby
- Dog's
bay sand. Roy Winsby
January 1998 (Issue No 39)
- .Micro
Misc 39 2008
- Numerical
aperture and ignotum per ignotius - Neville
Bradpiece
- A note
on demonstrating food vacuaoles in ciliates - RL
Howey
- Foraminifera
sand - Roy Winsby
- Beginner's
corner- the stereoscopic microscope - Roy Winsby
- A
Watson slide of a lef of a nettle
- Lakeland
microscopes
- The
Russian MBS-10 Stereoscopic microscope
- Technical
and optical equipment
- Letters
to the editor
- A new
atlas of Diatomaceae
- Does
your brain hurt
- Microscope
repair service
August
1997 (Issue No 38)
- Internet
/WWW site for MMS. Mike Mahon, Manchester.
- Drug
Supplier Eats Babies. (Ants) Tom Moore,
Peterborough
- Poroids
in the alveloi of Pinnularia. Neville Bradpiece,
Manchester
- Culturing
the Freshwater Bryozoan "Plumatella Repens". Prof
RL Howey, Wyoming, USA
- August
Kohler. WG Hartley, Seaford
- A
desmid form new to the British Flora - Cosmarium
tetrachondrum Lundell forma. WH Ells, Maidstone
- Equipment
of deceased members (part 2) Roy Winsby
- Lyme
Disease
- How do
they do that?
- Postal
Microscopical Society
- Bookfind.
John Raddon
- Letter
to the Editor. Mrs Joan Bingley, Cobham.
- Bees
- Practical
Microscopy, A Novel Viewer. Pter McBeath, Morpeth
- Discs.
Don Bruce, Northiam
May
1997 (Issue No 37)
- Microscope
Illumination for Beginners. WH Ells,
Maidstone.
- Inexpensive
Water-Immersion Microscopy. RL Howey, Wyoming.
- Murder
Most Foul (wasps). Alan Turnock, Crewe
- Identifying
the British Cladocera (Water Fleas). D Walker,
Huddersfield.
- The
Metal-Coated Slide - What it is and What it does.
NN Bradpiece, Manchester.
- Meteorites.
P McBeath, Morpeth.
- Ammonites
and Jurassic Mud. P McBeath, Morpeth.
- Obituaries:
Ian Claude Fitch, AG Heys.
- How do
they do it? (Tooth-Eye grafts). R Winsby
- Meetings
Organiser
- Microscope
Dealers and Microscope Shops
- Frogs.
R Winsby.
- The
Written Word (slide labelling) J Raddon.
- Lyme
Disease. R Winsby.
- The
Wild M20 Research Microscope. D Bruce, Northiam.
- The
Carl Zeiss Organisation Today. R Winsby.
ISSN
1360-6301 Edited by Roy Winsby
January
1997 (Issue No 36)
- Supplement:
Dancer and the Annual Meeting of the British
Association in Manchester. SE Warren, Edinburgh
- On
Dustmites and Gastrotrichs. RL Howey, Wyoming
- Obituary
- Francis St D Rowntree, OBE. 1928-1996. Roy
Winsby, Manchester
- See
What I Mean? (on contrast and visibility). NN
Bradpiece, Manchester
- More
Thought about Binocular Tubes. Spike Walker,
Stafford
- Some
Thoughts on Incident Lighting. WG Hartley, Seaford
- Shopping
for Bits. John Raddon
- Microscopy
'On Peril on the Sea'. HH Huxley, Cambridge
- New
Treasurer / Meetings Secretary
- Mechanical
stage for the Watson Service Microscope. AW
Brooker
- Rheinberg
Illumination
- Wooton
Bassett
- Parasitic
Wasp 'Dinocamopus Coccinellae'. Roy Winsby
- The
Society's Instruments
- Equipment
of Deceased Members
- How do
you Measure Up? (on shearing eyepieces)Don Bruce,
Northiam
- Freshwater
Algae - Their Microscopic World Explored. Book
Review - Frank Rowntree
- Microscopists
Sales and Wants -January 1997.
ISSN
1360-6301 Edited by Roy Winsby
August
1996 (Issue No 35)
- Below
the Stage
- Obituary
- Robert B Park
- Acarapis
Woodi Rennie - a mite
- British
Testate Rhizopods
- Darkground
etc continued
- Book
Review - Fundamentals of the Fungi
- Sterescopic
Vision
- Dustmites
- Rowney's
Poster & Watercolour Varnish (Mounting Medium)
- Ringing
Table made from Computer Hard Disk Drive
- Pseudo-Scorpions
- Obituary
- John Morris McArthur
- The
McArthur Microscope
May
1996 (Issue No 34)
- Darkground
& Rheinberg Revisited
- Experiemnts
with Immersion Oil
- Refractive
Index - A note for the beginner
- New
Books: Exploring with the microscope, Notes on
Modern Microscope Manufacturers, Scientific
Photomacrography
- Old
Catalogues, manuals, etc
- Micscape
Magazine
- Books
on Foraminefera
- The CTS
M25 Microscope
- Inflation
Values
January
1996 (Issue No 33)
- The
Culpeper Microscope
- Handy
Cell for examining Live Pond Life
- The
Modern Camera Lucida
- Confocal
Laser Scanning Microscope
- Microscopy
in Victorian Times
- Colour
CCTV Video Microscopy
- Dance
of the Honey Bee - Magnetic Field of the Earth
- Baker
Series IV BQ MIcroscope
- The
Widescreen Centre
- Zeiss
Micro Manipulator
- Diatom
Exhibition Slides
August
1995 (Issue No 32)
- Drawing
Through the Microscope
- Pigmented
Protozoa
- New
Lamp for the MBS-9 microscope
- Wasps
at work
- Public
Libraries
- Contributers
to Desmid Literature
- Specimen
collecting in Wyoming
- The
Society's Instruments
1985-1995 Newsletters
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