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Signed on the backpiece 'C. REICHERT WIEN', and serial number '66881', made 1922. Reichert, Wein microscope, approx 30 cm high Show 9 more like this. Boxed microscope, approx 16.5 cm high, 18 cm wide, 15 cm deep (box). A boxed Cooke Troughton and Simms binocular microscope, with manual. Serial number M20819 Show 4 more like this. An brass microscope under glass bell jar, circa 1920 Show 2 more like this. Tel: 716-686-4500 Fax: 716-686-4555 Email: reichert.information@ametek.com Indications for use The Xcel 255 Slit Lamp is an AC-powered slit lamp biomicroscope that is intended for use in examining the anterior segment, from the corneal epithelium to the posterior capsule. It is used to aid in the diagnosis of diseases or trauma, which affect. Classic Reichert microscope. A fine deco style microscope signed on the tube, 'Reichert, Wein, Nr. 231790, made in Austria'. The serial number dates it to circa 1952. It stands 12' tall in closed position. Coarse focus is rack and pinion, with fine focus via dual micrometer knobs. All are working perfectly.

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DESCRIPTION: The microscope is signed on the stage: 'C. REICHERT WIEN'. It is a compound microscope with unmarked eyepiece and an objective signed: 'C. REICHERT, WIEN' and the objective is signed: 'No 3'. The stage has two stage clips to hold a slide. There is a single opening in its center about 1 cm in diameter. The round stage is about 9 cm in diameter and has three tiny cone-shaped feet screwed on from underneath. From the stage arises the two supporting struts which join a ring to hold the outer microscope tube. A lacquered brass sleeve with four expansion slots screws into the ring. Into this fits the Nickel plated optical tube. The minimum height of the microscope is about 17 cm. A nickel-plated draw tube allows increasing magnification. With it extended, and the microscope focused on the stage, the total height of the instrument extends to 27 cm. There is a knurled locking ring at the top of the lacquered brass sleeve to lock the tube in focus, although there is no provision to lock the draw tube. The optics are intact and the instrument gives good images.

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