Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 117
-work; and nothing is wantedto adapt it to tliis, save tlie addition of a stage and a mirror,each of which may be so constructed as to fit into a brasssocket let into the wooden support, thus completing theMicroscope in the form represented in Fig. 25.—This is notthe last of the adaptations of… … Waringtons Universal Microscope, arranged for dissectiag on the stage. cradle-joint; whilst a horizontal position may be given to thestage, by fitting it into another socket (Fig. 26); m this arrange-ment, moreover, the stage acquires an increase of firmness,from the bearing of a plate that…
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