Direct vision spectroscope by A. Hilger

Made:: 1900-1904 in London

maker:: Adam Hilger

Direct vision spectroscope by A. Hilger , London, c.1900

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Direct vision spectroscope by A. Hilger , London, c.1900
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Direct vision spectroscope by A. Hilger , London, c.1900. Contains two "half prisms" rotated by micrometer, screw of 100 threads to the inch, drum divided into 100 parts

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Category:: Optics

Object Number:: 1907-76

Materials:: metal, brass (copper, zinc alloy), steel, paper and glass

Measurements:: overall: 75 mm x 620 mm x 110 mm, , 2.14kg

type:: spectroscope - direct vision

credit:: J.C. Stevens (Auction Sales)

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Direct vision spectroscope by A. Hilger

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