- Subject
- Microscopy
- Item type
- Object
- Provenance
- Lent by the Royal Microscopical Society.
- Primary inscriptions
- Unsigned and undated
- Inventory No
- 47893
Description
The folding tripod base has a compass joint to the cylindrical pillar. The optical tube is on a transverse bar running though a housing at the top of the pillar that gives it 'aquatic' movement. The six objectives are in a disc with a click stop and a hole to view the number of the lens position. The stage holds a substage condenser and a bull's-eye and a vertical, rectangular bar runs below the stage carrying a plane mirror. The case is covered in black fishskin and lined with green velvet. It holds a circular spring stage, disc of green glass, 3 lenses in Lieberkühn, 2 high power lenses, a live box, a fishplate, a black and white disc mounted on a steel pin stage forceps with black and white ivory disc, a copper alloy wet cell, and five objectives 2 high power lenses, Lieberkühn and a card note.
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