Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 106
d it is greatly to be pre-ferred in its mechanical arrangements to any of the earlierachromatic microscopes, which it at least equals in opticalperformance. 32. JUghleifs Hospital Microscope.—The scale of this in-strument is somewhat larger than that of the preceding, andits workmanship more… … i Highleys Hospital Microscope. is supported in a different manner. The pillar to which thestage and the mirror are attached, is prolonged upwards, andthen forms a kind of limb, to which is affixed a tube slit-downin front; and within this tube the body shdes up and down,with sufficient freedom to…
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