Lyman D. McIntosh, Chicago (unsigned)

Pat. March 13, 1883

Microscope for a Solar and Stereopticon Combination, c. 1885

Lyman D. McIntosh, Chicago (unsigned). Pat. March 13, 1883. Microscope for a Solar and Stereopticon Combination, c. 1885

Lyman D. McIntosh, Chicago (unsigned). Pat. March 13, 1883. Microscope for a Solar and Stereopticon Combination, c. 1885

Lyman D. McIntosh, Chicago (unsigned). Pat. March 13, 1883. Microscope for a Solar and Stereopticon Combination, c. 1885 with the case

Lyman D. McIntosh, Chicago (unsigned). Pat. March 13, 1883. Microscope for a Solar and Stereopticon Combination, c. 1885. Disassembled.

 

Lyman D. McIntosh, Chicago (unsigned). Pat. March 13, 1883. Microscope for a Solar and Stereopticon Combination, c. 1885

Lyman D. McIntosh patent March 13, 1883

Lyman D. McIntosh patent March 13, 1883

A patent covering this microscope was issued to Dr. Lyman D. McIntosh on March 13, 1883. The instrument has the unique feature of not only being ultilized as a conventional microscope, but in addtion, the upper half can be disassembled and reattached to a projector or solar apparatus to convert the instrument into a solar microscope or stereopticon.

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