The microscope : its construction and management : including technique, photo-micrography, and the past and future of the microscope (1893)
Heurck, Henri van, 1838-1909 · London : C. Lockwood ; New York : D. Van Nostrand Co. · leaf 62
or to a bar, which supportsthe microscope proper; the name offoot is also often given to the entirearrangement, which we have justdescribed. In first-class instruments,the microscope is always jointed atthe foot, so that it may be inclinedat any angle. The microscope proper is composedof a tube,… … 42 GENERALLY. is placed for examination. The stage is perforated with an opening,through which the light, coming from beneath can pass, andilluminate the object. Let us examine these different parts more in detail. The tube(fig. 45 T) is made of brass, having its inside blackened. It isopen at the…
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