Subsequently, this erecting apparatus was supplied with
other Leitz dissection stands such as the model shown
on this page. It is described in the 1929 catalog as
the "Dissecting Microscope Model W".
From the 1929 Leitz catalog:
Focusing Adjustment — By rack and pinion with milled head on either side, giving a range of 80mm.
Stage Glass — 80 x 95mm, removable; second set of grooves beneath stage accommodate a metal plate , with circular disc to provide white or black background; spring clips attached to stage support.
Hand Rests — Of metal, 90mm in length and detachable, leather covered.
Base and Pillar — Base of metal, modified horseshoe form; round pillar, of metal, attached to base.
Mirror — Plano 50mm diameter, one side of opal glass; mounted on swinging arm.
Lens — “Doublet” or triple “Aplanat” are regularly supplied; lens arm will hold any of our regular magnifiers for dissecting microscopes
Finish — Base in black alcohol proof lacquer, pillar in blond lacquer.
Case — Of wood, highly polished and fitted with lock and key.
A view through the microscope
(peacock feather)