In the past, microscopes and other instruments have been depicted in many ways, for example on stamps, postcards, cigar bands, promotion folders and sugar bags. Stamps have been used to commemorate developmental milestones and express national pride. For example, the German Democratic Republic produced many stamps showing Zeiss Jena products, and Frits Zernike, winner of the Nobel Prize, has been shown on Dutch stamps. Zernike invented the phase contrast microscope in cooperation with Bleeker. The Foundation is also collecting the source of material.
No results have been found.
Jena, Germany
Christiaan Huygens
P.J. Kipp en Zonen, Delft, the Netherlands
1879
Carl Zeiss, Jena, Germany
Instrumenten en Breukbanden, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
1909
75 Jahre Carl Zeiss, Jena, Germany
1921
Antoni van Leeuwenhoek, the Netherlands
1937
Instrumentenhandel Franken-Pohl, Amsterdam, the Hague, the Netherlands
1937
Instrumentenfabriek EIGA C.V., Leiden, the Netherlands
1937
Het Lancet N.V., Amsterdam, the Netherlands
1938
Reichert, Vienna
Tomb Antoni van Leeuwenhoek, Delft, the Netherlands
De Loupe
1946-1966
Luctor N.V., Baarn
Luctor Baarn, the Netherlands
Leitz, Germany
TNO Metaal, Delft, the Netherlands
TNO, Delft, the Netherlands
N.V. Optische Industrie “de oude delft”, Delft, the Netherlands
N.V. Optische Industrie “de oude delft”, Delft, the Netherlands
1951
Arbeiter für den Fünfjahresplan, GDR
1953
Gesundheitsfürsorge, Austria
1954
Filmstrips Luctor Baarn
1955-1958
Leipziger Messe, GDR
1955
Kankerbestrijding, the Netherlands
1955
Battista Grassi, Italy
1955
VEB Carl Zeiss, Jena, GDR
1956
Octave Terrillon, France
1957
Robert Koch, West Germany
1960
Filmstrips Luctor Baarn
ca. 1960
Education day, UAR
1961
Anti-Brucellosis Congress, Malta
1964
15 Jahre DDR, GDR
1964
Leipziger Herbstmesse, GDR
1965
Microbiology International Congress, USSR
1966
Leiden discoveries
1967
W.H.O. (World Health Organisation), Gibraltar, UK
1968
Oldelft, Delft, the Netherlands
Année internationale de l’éducation, Burundi
1970
VEB Carl Zeiss, Jena, GDR
1971
100 Jahre Materialprüfung in Berlin, West-Germany
1971
Jugendmarke, West Germany
1974
Albert Schweitzer, Hungary
1975
Microscop de cercetare, Romania
1978
Optisches Museum der Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung, Jena, GDR
1980
Für die Jugend, West Germany
1981
Robert Koch, Zimbabwe
1982
Robert Koch, Hungary
1982
Robert Koch, Tunisia
1982
Robert-Koch-Ehrung, GDR
1982
Robert Koch, Algeria
1982
Robert Koch, West Germany
1982
Robert Koch, Surinam
1982
Robert Koch, Maldives
1982
Robert Koch, Maldives
1982
Robert Koch, France
1982
Robert Koch, Zaïre
1983
Vereinte Nationen
1985
11th International Congress of Electron Microscopy, Kyoto, Japan
1986
Constantijn Huygens, the Netherlands
1987
Carl Zeiss, West Germany
1988
Kunst, the Netherlands
1989-1990
Royal Microscopical Society, UK
1989
100 Jahre Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung, Jena, GDR
1989
Robert Koch, Cuba
1993
F. Zernike, Nobelprijs, The Netherlands
1995
Nakaya Ukichiro, Japan
2000
Carl Zeiss, Germany
Microscopes 17th and 18th century, Belgium
2001
Microscopes 17th and 18th century, Belgium
2001
Microscopes 17th and 18th century, Belgium
2001
Microscopes 17th and 18th century, Belgium
2001
Microscopes 17th and 18th century, Belgium
2001
Microscopes 17th and 18th century, Belgium
2001
Microscopes 17th and 18th century, Belgium
2001
Microscopes 17th and 18th century, Belgium
2001
Microscopes 17th and 18th century, Belgium
2001
Microscopes 17th and 18th century, Belgium
2001
Robert Koch, Nobel Prize, Germany
2005
Hideyo Noguchi, Africa award, Japan
2008
200. Geburtstag Carl Zeiss, Germany
2016
Nedoptifa factory, Zeist, the Netherlands
2018
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