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Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society, ser.2:v.5:pt.2:no.4-6 (1885), Page 959, ASC0003jnr

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Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society

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1878-1968.

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ser.2:v.5:pt.2:no.4-6 (1885)

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Page 959

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Binocular Prisms Microscope Binocular Microscope microscopy C. D. Ahrens Stephenson prisms binocular prisms improved Diagram of Binocular Prisms.Two prisms cut and assembled together. Prisms as part of Stephenson's binocular microscope.Prism cut into two and separated by a black glass wedge and assembled together. Prisms as part of Stephenson's binocular microscope

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