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Title: The American monthly microscopical journal
Identifier: americanmonthlym41883newy (find matches)
Year: 1880 (1880s)
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Subjects: Microscopy
Publisher: New York : Romyn Hitchcock
Contributing Library: MBLWHOI Library
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1883) MICROSCOPICAL JOURNAL. 145 Wenham's Radial Microscope. Messrs. Ross & Co. have made a number of stands according to the designs of Mr. Wenham, which they have designated by the name heading this article. The radia microscope is the most complete and perfect stand ever devised. It seems to meet every demand that the microscopist can ever make of a stand. An examination of the cut (fig. 24 will give a good idea of the plan ot construction. It will be observed that the object is
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a centre about which every moving part turns. Placing the mirror on the base, directly beneath the centre of the stage, in a place provided for it, the light can be thrown upon the object and will remain upon it while the stage, or the body- tube, are inclined to either side. The following is clipped from the catalogue of the manufac- turers, and will serve to bring the principal features of this stand into notice : — " This Microscope has been devised for the special purpose of obtaining the maximum range of oblique illumination in all directions, which is attained by causing all the movements of inclination and rotation to radiate from the object as a common centre. Seven radial motions are here combined : — I. The inclination of the whole instrument (except the base) from the perpendicular to the horizontal, by means of a sector slid- ing between jaws at- tached to the upper base-plate. 2. The lateral incli- nation of the limb to either side, carrying with it the tail-piece, etc., or of the limb ard •, the tail- g clamped Fig. 24.— Wexham's Radial Mickoscufe.

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v. 4 (1883)
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  • bookyear:1880
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  • bookcentury:1800
  • booksubject:Microscopy
  • bookpublisher:New_York_Romyn_Hitchcock
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