Carl Zeiss Jena 1351 / 2259. c. 1874

Stativ I

Microscope with polarizing attachments including a rotating stage.

Microscope delivered to Herr stud. Lauer of Weissenfels Germany on Aug. 29, 1874

Carl Zeiss Jena 1351 / 2259. c. 1874. Stativ I. Microscope with polarizing attachments including a rotating stage
Carl Zeiss Jena 1351 / 2259. c. 1874. Stativ I. Microscope with polarizing attachments including a rotating stage
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Carl Zeiss Jena 1351 / 2259. c. 1874. Stativ I. Microscope with polarizing attachments including a rotating stage

When this instrument was made by the Zeiss firm, it was a top of the line model. Among the accessories included with the microscope are three objectives with their brass canisters, three eyepieces, and a camera lucida. Under the stage is a diaphragm wheel. In addition, this instrument was supplied with polarizing apparatus. Note that the fine adjustment knob is located below at the rear of the stage. In later models, the fine adjustment knob was place at the top of the limb.

 

The analyzer prism mounts on the end of the eyepiece. The polarizing condenser is attached to a rotating stage which mounts on the main stage.

The analyzer prism mounts on the end of the eyepiece. Zeiss polarizing condenser and rotating stage.jpg
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Carl Zeiss Jena 1351 / 2259. c. 1874. Stativ I. Microscope with polarizing attachments including a rotating stage

The Zeiss archives indicate that is microscope is Stand I. It was delivered to Herr stud. Lauer of Weissenfels Germany on Aug. 29, 1874

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