Unique collection of 70 original prepared microscope slides, featuring both animal and plant specimens. Most of the slides date back to 1974, with some remarkable earlier examples from 1961 or 1963. Each slide is individually labeled with the specimen name and year of preparation, allowing for precise identification and a genuine sense of historical authenticity. The entire set is neatly arranged in its original cardboard storage box, for organized storage and classification. Highlights include botanical specimens such as: Rosemary leaf. Infusoria soil. Filamentous algae. Diatoms. Blackberry stem. Fern spores. Pumpkin pollen. Olive leaf. Cane leaf. Elder stem. Geranium pedicel. Parsley root. Casuarina leaf. Nettle root. Butcher’s broom and mallow stems Animal specimens include: Rabbit and mouse spleen. Pig liver. Cells from a sipunculoid cavity... This collection beautifully bridges science, education, and vintage aesthetics, making it a perfect addition for collectors of antique scientific instruments, microscopy enthusiasts, or as a museum-quality display piece. #ExclusiveCabinetofCuriosities