Ref: Ernst Leitz, Leitz Microscopes (New York, 1929), pp. A vintage Ernst Leitz Wetzlar microscope with original case and accessories, circa 1922. Leitz offered this as a “Medium-Sized Research Microscope” that it incorporated the fine adjustment mechanism developed and patented by August Bauer. The microscope includes its original wooden case, case lock and various accessories. Gathered from our vast library of literature on optical microscopy, the reference materials listed in this section are an excellent source of additional information on microscope illumination. In 1876 in Vienna, he founded the Optische Werke C. Reichert married into the Leitz family in 1874 (and was son in law of Ernst Leitz). This is a sturdy metal instrument with brass accents it has a single objective, a cross table, and it stands on a horseshoe base. Microscope Illumination Selected Literature References. Microscope 147 (C Reichert 1920s) Carl Reichert (1851 1922) was an optician who established one of the principal microscope manufacturing firms in Europe in the late 19 th century.
#Ernst leitz wetzlar microscope 1922 serial number
The inscription on the black curvaceous base reads “ERNST LEITZ / WETZLAR / No 237868.” The serial number indicates a date around 1926. A vintage Ernst Leitz Wetzlar microscope with original case and accessories, circa 1922. Compound monocular with coarse and fine focus, triple nosepiece, circular mechanical stage, inclination joint, sub-stage apparatus with condenser, and sub-stage mirror.
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