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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 122

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ke anyrequired adjustment, whilst the eye is steadily directed to theobject. To the practised observer, therefore, this multiplica- POWELL AND LEAXAND S MICROSCOPE. 99 tion of adjustments is a real saving: of time and labour,enabling him to do perfectly and readily what might otherwiserequire much… … Powell and Lealands Large Compound Microscope.H 2 100 CONSTEUCTION OF THE MICROSCOPE. preceding in its general build, Mdtliout being at all deficientm steadiness; it has not, however, some of those movementsfor which Mr. Rosss plan of construction is especiallyadapted. The three-legged stand gives…

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