Watson Bactil binocular microscope

Made:: 1950 in London

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Watson Bactil binocular microscope
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Watson Bactil binocular microscope, c
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Watson Bactil binocular microscope, c.1950, used by Dr Kathleen Drew-Baker for her research on nori seaweed.

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Category:: Scientific Instruments & Research

Object Number:: Y2003.33.1

Measurements:: Overall: 485 mm x 242 mm x 262 mm,

type:: compound microscope

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Parts

Bactil Microscope Stage Mirror

Stage mirror, made by Spencer Lens Company, for Watson Bactil binocular microscope used by Dr Kathleen Drew for her research on nori seaweed.

Materials:: metal (unknown) and glass

Object Number:: Y2003.33.3

type:: microscope accessory

Watson Bactil binocular microscope

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Bactil Microscope Stage Mirror

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