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1890-1903 Model No. 3 Macro
and Microphotographic
Apparatus Ernst Leitz I’s elder son, Ludwig, was given the task of developing E. Leitz Optical Works entry into Micro and Macro photography. This set-up represents his first real complete system for both micro and macro medium format photography. Please note the ivory name plate on the top back of the camera. |
1930's
Large skin (Capillary) “LC” Microscope Serial No. 299544 |
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1900’s Demonstration Microscope |  |
1930 GUF Greenough Binocular Microscope |
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1900 "Greenough" Stereo Microscope |
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1934 Binocular Microscope with “Lucifer” lamp |
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1910 ‘Edinger’
Apparatus Named for DR. LUDWIG
EDINGER (1855-1918),
who
is considered the founder of modern
neuroanatomy |
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1915 Microphotographic Outfit Comprised of the following items: “Micca” plate camera Serial No. 757 "Stella” Microscope lamp |
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With 6 volt, 5 amp light source Serial No. 492423 |
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1920's “Xb” Microprojector Serial No. 285551 |
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1920's URDIA simple microprojector |  |
1950’s Inverted
“Chemists” Microscope |
| 1920’s nickel plated reflected light
microscope with special stand (If anyone has more information about this microscope please contact us.) |
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1950’s Polarized Light Microscope with 350-degree heated stage Serial No. 531739 |
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1927
Metallurscope “MC”
Serial
No. 257970 |
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1950’s “Xb II”
Microprojector Used in schools and hospital for demonstation purposes. Serial No. A75174 |
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1927 Greenhough Dissecting Stereo Binocular Microscope |
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Ca. 1950 Gem
Microscope Serial 404387 |
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with light source |
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1950’s Micro-Projector Model XI-c Used in industrial and research laboratory for demonstation purposes. |
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1930’s
Petrographical Microscope “KM” |
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1950 Large Universal Microscope with
inclined monocular and OPAK vertical illuminator |
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1930 "BSM" Binocular Wide Field Microscope |
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1960’s
PRADO Projector w/Microscope Attachment This is one of many attachments which could be fitted to the PRADO |
