Common Objects of the Microscope – Rev. J.G. Wood (Illustrated by Tuffen West, George Routledge & Sons) Step into the curious world of Victorian science with this beautifully illustrated guide to the microscopic wonders of nature. Written by renowned naturalist Rev. J.G. Wood and featuring detailed engravings by Tuffen West, this late 19th-century edition was part of the popular “Common Objects” series—designed to make natural history accessible and engaging for all.
From pond life to plant cells, this compact volume offers a fascinating glimpse into the discoveries made possible by the microscope, all wrapped in a richly illustrated cover that captures the spirit of Victorian curiosity.
Publisher: George Routledge & Sons. Estimated date: c. 1870s–1880s. Binding: Illustrated softcover with wear to spine and edges. Condition: Structurally sound with age-related wear; cover shows vibrant detail despite surface scuffing. Pages clean with occasional foxing.
A charming addition to any vintage science collection, curiosity cabinet, or shelf of antique natural history.
Common Objects of the Microscope – Rev. J.G. Wood (Illustrated by Tuffen West, George Routledge & Sons) Step into the curious world of Victorian science with this beautifully illustrated guide to the microscopic wonders of nature. Written by renowned naturalist Rev. J.G. Wood and featuring detailed engravings by Tuffen West, this late 19th-century edition was part of the popular “Common Objects” series—designed to make natural history accessible and engaging for all.
From pond life to plant cells, this compact volume offers a fascinating glimpse into the discoveries made possible by the microscope, all wrapped in a richly illustrated cover that captures the spirit of Victorian curiosity.
Publisher: George Routledge & Sons. Estimated date: c. 1870s–1880s. Binding: Illustrated softcover with wear to spine and edges. Condition: Structurally sound with age-related wear; cover shows vibrant detail despite surface scuffing. Pages clean with occasional foxing.
A charming addition to any vintage science collection, curiosity cabinet, or shelf of antique natural history.
