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Microscope Museum Collection of antique microscopes and other
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Microscope
72 (unassigned
maker; c. 1880)
Microscope 72 doesn’t look to
be an original or even functional microscope. At some point in history, for
some unknown reason, someone assembled this item with parts from different
instruments. For example, the limb and sliding tube resemble the Henry Crouch
histological model, the revolving nosepiece is from the well-known 19th
century microscope maker Ross, from London, and the circular stage was
commonly found in polarising microscopes. LAST EDITED: 15.08.2020 |
