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OPTICS
1 METALLIC CONCAVE MIRROR ON A MERCURY SHAPED STAND
2 GREGORIAN REFLECTING TELESCOPE
3 THREE EQUILATERAL AND ADJUSTABLE PRISMS [A]: BI-PRISM FOR ACHROMATISM [B] - CONICAL PRISM FOR A CIRCULAR SPECTRUM [C] - ISOSCELES HOLLOW GLASS PRISM FOR LIQUID [D]
4 DOUBLE-CONVEX LENS ON BRASS STAND - PLANO-CONVEX LENS ON BRASS STAND - PLANO-CONCAVE LENS ON BRASS STAND - DOUBLE-CONCAVE LENS ON BRASS STAND
5 OPTICAL BENCH
6 CRYSTAL GONIOMETER (WOLLESTON'S DESIGN)
7 RHOMBOID OF ICELAND SPAR
8 BIOT'S POLARIMETER
9 NORREMBERG'S POLARIZING APPARATUS
10 SOLAR MICROSCOPE WITH WINDOW SHUTTER
11 POLARISCOPE
12 APPARATUS FOR STUDYING THE REFRACTION, INTERFERENCE AND DIFFRACTION OF LIGHT
13 NEWTON'S RINGS
14 COMPOUND MICROSCOPE CUFF-TYPE
15 SET OF THIRTEEN TRANSPARENT OBJECTS IN BONE SLIDES
16 SIMPLE MICROSCOPE
17 SET OF SEVENTEEN WOODEN SLIDERS FOR PROJECTION
18 CAMERA LUCIDA
19 CAMERA OBSCURA
20 THE TENT CAMERA OBSCURA
21 BREWSTER'S STEREOSCOPE
22 PHOTOGRAPHIC CAMERA WITH ACCESSORIES
23 GEODETIC CIRCLE
24 ENDOSCOPE


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Set of seventeen wooden sliders for projection Diciassette vetrini microscopici per proiezione
Subject: optics/microscopy Settore: Ottica/microscopia
Number of catalogue: 27 Numero di inventario: 27
Engraved centrally and transversally on the mahogany frame: "Bourgogne [1]" [carved] Centralmente e trasversalmente sul telaio di mogano: "Bourgogne [1]" [inciso]
1864 [document] Periodo di costruzione: 1864 [documento]
£ 24 [document] Prezzo d'acquisto: £ 24 [documento]
Mahogany, glass, brass Materiali utilizzati: Mogano, vetro, ottone
Max. 121 X 26 X 5 [mm]; min. 105 X 20 X 4 [mm] Dimensioni: Max. 121 X 26 X 5 [mm], min. 105 X 20 X 4
   

[1] «Nous voyons apparaître en 1835 une spécialité intéressante avec Joseph Bourgogne: "Le premier en Europe il créa l'industrie des préparations d'histoire naturelle régulièrement et scientifiquement établies à l'usage des micrographes"» {Payen, [1986], vol. 36, p. 115}. Serpieri purchased the slides in Paris from Secretan, who probably obtained them from Bourgogne.

[1] «Nous voyons apparaître en 1835 une spécialité intéressante avec Joseph Bourgogne: "Le premier en Europe il créa l'industrie des préparations d'histoire naturelle régulièrement et scientifiquement établies à l'usage des micrographes"» Payen, [1986], Vol. 36, p. 115. I preparati furono acquistati dal Serpieri a Parigi dal Secretan. Probabilmente quest'ultimo si riforniva dal Bourgogne.

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