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Microscope Museum Collection of antique microscopes and other
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Serial
numbers for the first simple microscopes (1847 – 1885)
* From 1865
to 1881, the instruments featured two numbers: stand number / microscope number.
For example, the 564th simple microscope is also the 815th
microscope made by Carl Zeiss, so it was labelled “564/815”. Serial
numbers for compound microscopes (1857 – 1881)
* From 1865
to 1881, the instruments featured two numbers: stand number / microscope number.
For example, the 239th compound microscope is also the 796th
microscope made by Carl Zeiss, so it was labelled “239/796”. Serial
numbers for compound microscopes (1865 – 1987)
** From 1865
to 1881, the instruments featured two numbers: stand number / microscope number.
For example, the 239th compound microscope is also the serial
number 796th microscope made by Carl Zeiss, so it was labelled “239/796”.
Serial
numbers for dissecting microscopes (1869 – 1910)
*** From
1865 to 1881, the instruments featured two numbers: microscope number / stand
number. For example, the 10th dissecting microscope is also the
serial number 1487th microscope made by Carl Zeiss, so it was
labelled “1487/10”. |
