Compound monocular microscope in case, allegedly made for Pasteur

Made:: 1863-1875 in Paris

maker:: Nachet and Son

Compound monocular microscope in case, by Nachet et Fils, serial no. 9514, Paris, 1863-1875, apparently made for Pasteur

Details

Category:: Microscopy (Wellcome)

Collection:: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection

Object Number:: A60946

Materials:: glass, brass (copper, zinc alloy), lead (metal), mahogany (wood), pine (wood) and velvet

Measurements:: overall: height 330 mm
body tube: length 227 mm
body tube: diameter 24 mm
limb: length 114 mm
pillar: height 65 mm
base: length 114 mm
base: width 82 mm
box: length 285 mm
box: height 113 mm
width 171 box

type:: microscopes and compound monocular microscopes

credit:: Nachet and Son

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Compound monocular microscope by Nachet and Son

Compound monocular microscope, Louis patents (?), by Nachet and Son, 17 rue St. Severin, Paris, France, 1863-1875.

Measurements:: overall: height 330 mm
body tube: length 227 mm
body tube: diameter 24 mm
limb: length 114 mm
pillar: height 65 mm
base: length 114 mm
base: width 82 mm