Year/Period |
ca. 1910 |
Maker |
ZEISS |
Country |
Germany |
Signature |
CARL ZEISS / JENA [in logo] |
Category |
Accessories microscopy |
Subcategory |
Optical components |
Donated by |
Beijerinck Museum – Delft School of Microbiology Archives, Technical University Delft, the Netherlands (permanent loan) |
Inventory number |
SM 364 |
This polarizer originates from the laboratory of Van Iterson. The foundation received it as a permanent loan from the Beijerinck Museum – Delft School of Microbiology Archives, Delft University of Technology, thanks to the curator dr. Lesley Robertson (see: https://delftschoolmicrobiology.weblog.tudelft.nl/).
See also SM 514.
Microtome knives
JUNG
1900-1960
Cardioid condenser after Siedentopf
ZEISS
ca. 1935
Microscope lamp, type ‘Beech’
LEITZ
1930-1950
Prism rotator after Greenough
ZEISS
1900-1920
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