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Nature and art (1866)

London : Day & Son, 1866-1867 · leaf 594

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what he terms a “spring-clip.” ployed in injecting the finer bloodvessels, a syringe, razor, and certain chemical reagents. Messrs. This is a piece of wire bent in the shape of a letter- Baker have just added to their list of apparatus for clip, and which, when placed upon the glass slide, exerts a… … order comes Mr. Collins’ collecting-case (fig. 1G), a Fig. 13. used to fasten it is sufficiently dry. A useful little case has been recently made by Mr. Collins, and is called by him the “amateur’s ‘ mounting’-case ” (fig. 13). It is nothing more than a neat cabinet containing a number of…

Nature (Aesthetics) · Natural history · Art · Chromolithography, Victorian · Cromolithography

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