#Ernst leitz wetzlar microscope 1921 24 serial number
Signed on the body tube "Ernst Leitz | Wetzlar", and serial number "359331" made in 1941. 3 compensator plates: Glimmer 1/4 λ, Gips Rot I Ord and Berek. Grehn, 1977, Leitz Microscopes for 125 years: Wetzlar, Leitz 2. 6 oculars from which two to be used with a colar. Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Company Microscope Serial Numbers. 6 objectives (from which one for immersion in water and two for immersion in oil). Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Antique Brass Microscope (79062) Regular price 400 00 400. Focusable Bertrand lens with adjustable diaphragm. Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Antique Brass Microscope (157485) Regular price 300 00 300.00. Analyzer fitted on a sliding shoe into the lower part of the body tube. Built in the late 1980s as the final effort by Leitz to outdo any top of the line microscope made by anyone else. Polarizer with adjustable diaphragm and swing out condenser lens. Leitz Wetzlar Aristomet, with BF, DF, DIC, and POL accessories (especially for incident light, for metallurgical or ore mineral studies). his friend the mechanical engineer Emil Mechau, who worked for Ernst Leitz, to join the company at Wetzlar to work on research into microscope design. Circular rotating stage (14 cm diameter) with 360-degree scale and vernier. The address and lack of serial number suggests that this microscope was made. 1851), a young man who had learned the microscope business from his father-in-law, Ernst Leitz in Wetzlar. Main focus by rack and pinion and fine focusing knob on the limb. REICHERT / VIII Bennogasse 26 / WIEN inscription on the tube refers to an optical firm that was established in Vienna in 1876 by Carl Reichert (b. Polarizing microscope (lacquered brass) with nickel and black enameled brass limb and tube and iron cast horseshoe base, in fitted mahogany case with accessories and key.
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