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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 166

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the under side of the stage; but thoughthe dark well serves to throw-out a few objects with peculiarforce, yet, for aU ordinary purposes, a spot made with blackpaper or black seahng-wax-varnish upon a sKp of glass vdUanswer the requiied pm-pose very effectually, the slip beingsimply laid upon the… … Stage-Forceps. objects beneath the object-glass. They are mounted by meansof a joint upon a pin, whieh fits into a hole either in thecomer of the stage itself or in the object-platform; the objectis inserted by pressing the pin that projects from one of theblades, whereby it is separated from the…

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