24th May, 2023 12:00
Fine Instruments of Science, Medicine and Books
Carl Zeiss Photo-Macrographic Microscope Outfit
German, c.1910, engraved to the front of the body tube 'Carl Zeiss Jena No32704' the microscope stands on a 'Y' shaped base supporting the body of the microscope on trunions, the mirror and the substage assembly are in one pice that can be focused via rack and pinion, the mechanical stage is specific to the Phot-Micrographic stand with a adjustment to the edge and read from 2 vernier scales, the body is wider than normal Zeiss microscopes of the time and there is a single drawer tube, the microscopes comes with a cowl to protect from light ingress when connected to a camera, with 3 Zeiss objectives and a Watson objective and 9 Zeiss Objectives in the original French polished mahogany case
The Carl Zeiss Photo-Micrographic Microscope - Carl Zeiss Jena is a German company that was a major manufacturer of optical instruments, including microscopes, telescopes, and binoculars. They produced a range of photo-micrographic microscopes designed for use in photography and microscopy, with the ability to capture high-quality images of microscopic specimens.
One notable example is the Carl Zeiss Jena Photo-Micrographic Microscope or Ph Stand, which was a popular model in the early to mid-20th century. This microscope was designed for use in photomicrography, which involves taking photographs of microscopic specimens using a microscope and a camera.
The Carl Zeiss Jena Photo-Micrographic Microscope was known for its high-quality optics, which allowed for clear and precise imaging of specimens. It also featured a range of adjustable controls and accessories to customize the microscope for different types of specimens and imaging needs.
German, c.1910, engraved to the front of the body tube 'Carl Zeiss Jena No32704' the microscope stands on a 'Y' shaped base supporting the body of the microscope on trunions, the mirror and the substage assembly are in one pice that can be focused via rack and pinion, the mechanical stage is specific to the Phot-Micrographic stand with a adjustment to the edge and read from 2 vernier scales, the body is wider than normal Zeiss microscopes of the time and there is a single drawer tube, the microscopes comes with a cowl to protect from light ingress when connected to a camera, with 3 Zeiss objectives and a Watson objective and 9 Zeiss Objectives in the original French polished mahogany case
The Carl Zeiss Photo-Micrographic Microscope - Carl Zeiss Jena is a German company that was a major manufacturer of optical instruments, including microscopes, telescopes, and binoculars. They produced a range of photo-micrographic microscopes designed for use in photography and microscopy, with the ability to capture high-quality images of microscopic specimens.
One notable example is the Carl Zeiss Jena Photo-Micrographic Microscope or Ph Stand, which was a popular model in the early to mid-20th century. This microscope was designed for use in photomicrography, which involves taking photographs of microscopic specimens using a microscope and a camera.
The Carl Zeiss Jena Photo-Micrographic Microscope was known for its high-quality optics, which allowed for clear and precise imaging of specimens. It also featured a range of adjustable controls and accessories to customize the microscope for different types of specimens and imaging needs.
