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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 8 (August 1889) (1889)

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ult of along experience one kind of work to another. It is provided with an shallow internal groove, which fits over a corresponding circumferential rib on the lens cell. This split ring has a with lanterns of various kinds. It is believed that it oxyhydrogen burner and with an electric lamp,… … To prevent the escape of stray light a wire frame is slide holder. ->^jV attached to the body of the lantern, so as to support a The attachments shown in Fig. 2 are Fig. 2.-MICR0SC0PE ATTACHMENT. black cloth canopy, which covers the entire front of employed for the projection of micro- the lantern…

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