Modern microscopy; a handbook for beginners and students (1912)
Cross, M. I, Cole, Martin J · Chicago, Chicago Medical Book Co. · leaf 149
n cover-glass, which enables high-powerobjectives to be employed, and the disc of glass in the base-plateis not too thick to prevent the employment of condensers of largeaperture. The compression is quite parallel in action, beingeffected by turning a milled head at the top of a drum containinga… … Fig. 60.—Rousselets Com- PRESSORltTM. examination, and the arm can be turned aside when desired for cleaning, etc. Forceps,—Stage forceps are used to hold unmounted specimens in the field of view while they are examined, there being a fitting on the forceps to go into a hole pro-vided in the limb…
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