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- TABLE DES MATIÈRES
- RECHERCHE DANS LE DOCUMENT
- TEXTE OCÉRISÉ
- PAGE DE TITRE (Première image)
- Contents (p.3)
- Illuminating Appliances and Condensers (p.4)
- Artificial Sources of Light for use with the microscope (p.16)
- Objective Changers (p.22)
- Mechanical Stages and Warm Stages (p.24)
- Micrometers (p.33)
- Drawing and Demonstrating Appliances (p.36)
- Polarising Attachments (p.43)
- Microscopic Adjuncts (p.45)
- Dissecting and Mounting Sets (p.46)
- Index (* Signifies that the apparatus is illustrated) (p.47)
- Abbe drawing apparatus * (p.38)
- Analyser * (p.43)
- Aplanatic Condenser * (p.9)
- Apparatus for drawing and demonstrating projected images * (p.39)
- Apparatus for drawing objects in their natural size * (p.40)
- Arc Lamp, Liliput * (p.19)
- Bell Jar (p.46)
- Botanical dissecting case (p.46)
- Bull's Eye condenser * (p.21)
- Capped Bottle (p.45)
- Carbons (p.21)
- Cases (p.46)
- Cedarwood Oil (p.45)
- Centre Stop (p.10)
- Centre stop iris diaphragm (p.10)
- Clockwork-regulated Liliput arc lamp * (p.20)
- Clutch changers * (p.23)
- Compressor * (p.32)
- Condensers * (p.4)
- Condensers for dark ground illumination * (p.12)
- Conical stop * (p.12)
- Cover-glass gauge (p.45)
- Contents (p.3)
- Cover-glasses (p.45)
- Cross-line Micrometer (p.34)
- Cylinder iris-diaphragm * (p.10)
- Dark-ground illuminators * (p.13)
- Demonstrating eyepiece * (p.41)
- Dissecting and mounting cases (p.46)
- Double demonstrating eyepiece * (p.42)
- Drawing apparatus * (p.38)
- Drawing eyepieces * (p.38)
- Drawing stands * (p.38)
- Echelon micrometer * (p.34)
- Electrically heated stage * (p.29)
- Engraving (p.46)
- Electrical object stage * (p.31)
- Erecting prism (p.43)
- Eyepiece Micrometers * (p.34)
- Giesenhagen's drawing board * (p.38)
- Ground glass disc on stand (p.21)
- Glass micrometer (p.34)
- Illuminating apparatus * (p.4)
- Illuminating lens * (p.21)
- Iris diaphragm (p.10)
- Ivory Glow-lamp (p.21)
- Kaatzer's sputum set (p.46)
- Kuzitzky's pointer eyepiece * (p.41)
- Leather Cases (p.46)
- Liliput Arc Lamp * (p.19)
- Loose Collars * (p.23)
- Luminescence Lamp * (p.17)
- Meat Inspector's Outfit (p.46)
- Mechanical stages * (p.24)
- Mercury thermometers (p.31)
- Micrometers (p.33)
- Micrometer eyepieces (p.33)
- Nosepieces * (p.22)
- Objective changers * (p.23)
- Objective clutch changers * (p.23)
- Objective shield * (p.30)
- Object Marker * (p.41)
- Object Slides (p.45)
- Pfeiffer's warm stage * (p.28)
- Pointer eyepiece * (p.41)
- Polariser * (p.43)
- Prism erecting (p.43)
- Reflecting condensers * (p.13)
- Requisites (p.46)
- Resistances- electrical (p.21)
- Revolving nosepieces * (p.22)
- Schultze's warm stage * (p.28)
- Screw micrometer * (p.33)
- Selenite and mica films (p.44)
- Selenite slider (p.44)
- Slides (p.45)
- Stage, electrical * (p.29)
- Stage screw micrometer (p.33)
- Sputum case (p.46)
- Stage micrometer (p.35)
- Strickers's warm stage * (p.28)
- Substage illuminating apparatus (p.4)
- Swing-out condensers (p.4)
- Thermometer (p.31)
- Turntable * (p.45)
- Ultra condenser * (p.15)
- Ultra-microscope arrangement * (p.15)
- Vertical illuminator * (p.10)
- Warm stages * (p.28)
- Wooden base with Liliput Lamp * (p.20)
- Ziegler's compressor * (p.32)
- Contents (p.3)
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the element in question. To use the instrument the object should be focussed and brought into the centre of the field and the object marker substituted for the objective. The object marker screws to the microscope tube or the nosepiece after the manner of an objective.
The diamond point is placed slightly out of centre and in the act of being rotated rules a small circle upon the cover-glass.............................................0.10. 0 Markirer
175. Demonstrating- Eyepiece. (Pointer Eyepiece, as devised by Kuznizky). This eyepiece serves the purpose of pointing out special features in the field. It contains a pointer which may be directed by a small external lever.
By this movement in conjunction with the rotation of the eyepiece within the tube the demonstrator is enabled to direct attention to any point in the field of view . . 0. 8. 0 Indicator
Double Demonstrating- Eyepiece. This device slides into the tube of the microscope like an ordinary eyepiece. It contains above the plane of the eyepiece stop an arrangement of prisms by means of which the image formed by the objective can be viewed simultaneously by two observers.
Double Demonstrating Eyepiece No. 176.
To enhance the utility of this double eyepiece as a means of demonstrating microscopic objects it is fitted in the plane of the stop, which is the plane where the image is formed, with a movable pointer that can be seen by both observers and which enables either to indicate any element to which he wishes to direct the attention of the other. To this end the pointer is so arranged that it may be pushed in and out, and, in addition, it may be made to describe radial movements about a ball point.
To compensate differences in the sight of the two observers the eyepiece at the side is so arranged that it may be adjusted independently.
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Le texte affiché peut comporter un certain nombre d'erreurs. En effet, le mode texte de ce document a été généré de façon automatique par un programme de reconnaissance optique de caractères (OCR). Le taux de reconnaissance estimé pour cette page est de 99,50 %.
La langue de reconnaissance de l'OCR est l'Anglais.
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the element in question. To use the instrument the object should be focussed and brought into the centre of the field and the object marker substituted for the objective. The object marker screws to the microscope tube or the nosepiece after the manner of an objective.
The diamond point is placed slightly out of centre and in the act of being rotated rules a small circle upon the cover-glass.............................................0.10. 0 Markirer
175. Demonstrating- Eyepiece. (Pointer Eyepiece, as devised by Kuznizky). This eyepiece serves the purpose of pointing out special features in the field. It contains a pointer which may be directed by a small external lever.
By this movement in conjunction with the rotation of the eyepiece within the tube the demonstrator is enabled to direct attention to any point in the field of view . . 0. 8. 0 Indicator
Double Demonstrating- Eyepiece. This device slides into the tube of the microscope like an ordinary eyepiece. It contains above the plane of the eyepiece stop an arrangement of prisms by means of which the image formed by the objective can be viewed simultaneously by two observers.
Double Demonstrating Eyepiece No. 176.
To enhance the utility of this double eyepiece as a means of demonstrating microscopic objects it is fitted in the plane of the stop, which is the plane where the image is formed, with a movable pointer that can be seen by both observers and which enables either to indicate any element to which he wishes to direct the attention of the other. To this end the pointer is so arranged that it may be pushed in and out, and, in addition, it may be made to describe radial movements about a ball point.
To compensate differences in the sight of the two observers the eyepiece at the side is so arranged that it may be adjusted independently.
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Le texte affiché peut comporter un certain nombre d'erreurs. En effet, le mode texte de ce document a été généré de façon automatique par un programme de reconnaissance optique de caractères (OCR). Le taux de reconnaissance estimé pour cette page est de 99,50 %.
La langue de reconnaissance de l'OCR est l'Anglais.