Eye Test Collection

Black and white illustration of Snellen chart used to measure visual acuity. Snellen charts are named after the Dutch ophthalmologist Herman Snellen, who developed the chart in 1862

Eye examination
MODEL RELEASED. MODEL RELEASED. Eye examination. Teenage (16 year old) girl looks through a refractor during an eye examination at an ophthalmologist

Philosophy, 1936 (colour litho)
473467 Philosophy, 1936 (colour litho) by Bull, Rene(1872-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: from the series of humorous cigarette cards, Howlers, produced for Churchman s; ); English

Nurse and a visually impaired girl at the clinic of the New York Association for
MNY380948 Nurse and a visually impaired girl at the clinic of the New York Association for the Blind, 114 East 60th Street, New York

Pedigree Pug tries to read an opticians eye chart
Overdue eye test / vet services for domestic pets

Illustration of sight test chart

Illustration of optician looking at boys eye through ophthalmoscope

Illustration of optician doing an eye test on a patient

Nurse talking to patient in opticians examination room, (B&W)

Optician examining patients eyes, (B&W)

Chemists exhibition opens. The chemists exhibition has opened at the Royal Horticultural Hall, Westminster. Photo shows, the Geno bracket trial frame

Historical ophthalmology refractor. 1910 refraction eye test equipment. This device is used for clinical measurement and correction of refractive errors of the eye

Eye test trial frame. A trial frame is used to determine an individuals lens prescription for a pair of glasses. Different lenses are inserted into the frame until the right ones or combination of

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MODEL RELEASED. Eye test. Male patient during an eye test

Eye test
Snellen eye test chart. View of a Snellen eye test chart used for measuring visual acuity. A patient stands a set distance (usually six metres) from the chart

View of a Snellen eye test chart
Snellen eye test chart. View of a Snellen eye test chart used for measuring visual acuity. A patient stands a set distance (usually six metres) from the chart

Ophthalmology test frames and eye chart
Eye test chart and frames. Ophthalmology test frames casting their shadow on a wall chart. Test frames are used to hold lenses to correct vision

Ophthalmoscope
MODEL RELEASED. Ophthalmoscope. Docotr holding an ophthalmoscope. This instrument consists of a mirror that reflects light into the eye

Blurred view of a Snellen eye test chart
Snellen eye test chart. Blurred view of a Snellen eye test chart used for measuring visual acuity. A patient stands a set distance (usually six metres) from the chart

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"Seeing Clearly: Exploring the World of Eye Tests" Step into the fascinating world of eye tests, where black and white illustrations of Snellen charts and sight test charts come to life. From the vintage charm of a 1936 philosophy book cover depicting a pug attempting to read an optician's chart, to heartwarming scenes like a nurse guiding a visually impaired girl at the New York Association for clinic. Intriguingly, we find an illustration capturing an optician examining a young boy's eyes through an ophthalmoscope, showcasing the precision and care involved in these examinations. The dedication of opticians is further highlighted as they meticulously conduct eye tests on patients, ensuring their vision remains crystal clear. A glimpse into history reveals a chemists exhibition opening at the Royal Horticultural Hall, emphasizing how eye care has evolved over time. And let us not forget about historical ophthalmology refractors that have paved the way for modern advancements in this field. Through these captivating images, we witness moments filled with compassion and expertise as nurses engage with patients in examination rooms. These snapshots remind us that behind every successful eye test lies human connection and genuine concern for one's well-being. So next time you step into an optician's office or undergo your own eye examination journey, take a moment to appreciate the rich tapestry woven by those who dedicate themselves to preserving our precious gift of sight.