A late 19th-Century French lacquered-brass compound microscope,
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A late 19th-Century French lacquered-brass compound microscope,

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A late 19th-Century French lacquered-brass compound microscope,
signed on the foot NACHET & FILS 17, rue St Severin Paris, the body-tube with draw-tube and rack and pinion focusing and micrometer fine adjustment, mounted "backwards", over a circular stage, tilting via an axis held on two turned brass columns, with articulated plano-concave mirror arm and brass horseshoe base -- 11½in. (29.1cm.) high; and a Hématospectroscope d'Honocque E.d LUTZ A PARIS, with normal eyepiece and prismatic eyepiece atop the vertical body-tube with rack and pinion adjustment (turning knob missing) over a base adjustable via tangent screw to read off a short silvered scale, held on the main limb and adjustable via rack and pinion over the specimen stage with bakelite cover and substage mirror, tilting via a compass joint to a turned brass column and round base inscribed No 12 and with an oval silver plaque inscribed with two scales -- 9 7/8in. (25cm.) high

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