Compound Microscope by Carl Zeiss, Jena, German, 1870-1888

Made:: 1870-1888 in Jena

maker:: Carl Zeiss, Optische Werkstaette, Jena

Compound Microscope by Carl Zeiss, Jena, German, 1870-1888

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Compound microscope by Carl Zeiss no. 10553, accessories 2 objectives (A & D), 4 apochromatic objectives (3,4,8 & 16mm), 2 eyepieces (nos 2 & 4), 6 compensating eyepieces (nos 1,2,4,8,12,18), Abbe substage condenser, in mahogany case, small mahogany case (with key) for objectives and oculars. (see part records)

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Category:: Microscopes

Object Number:: 1888-174

type:: compound microscope

credit:: Baker, Charles

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Compound Microscope by Carl Zeiss, Jena, German, 1870-1888

Compound microscope fitted with objective lens by Carl Zeiss, Jena, Germany, serial no. 10553. Extra accessories include four apochromatic objective glasses with screw-top cases, sizes include 3 (immersion), 4 and 8 mm and A size, all by Zeiss of Jena. Formerly property of South Kensington Museums.