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SCIENCE-ADVERTISEMENTS S Compact Micro-Projector HIS new instrument has been designed to meet the demand for a compact and permanently aligned Micro-Proj'ector. All optical parts are accu- rately precentered and arc vertically and laterally aligned. The only centering adjustment necessary on the part of the user is to bring the light source [either a Mazda unit or an Automatic Feed Arc Lamp] into alignment. with the optical axis. This adjustment is easily made by two screws on the rear of the illumi- nating unit support. The substage is arranged with three condensers and a heat absorbing filter glass. The condensers-on swinging arms-take care of a range of objectives from a 72 mm Micro-Tessar to a 4 mm objective. May we send descrzptive literature ? Bausch & Lomb Opt'ical Co. 632 St. Paul Street, Rochester, N. Y. New York Chicago Boston san Francisco London Frankfurt iX

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SCIENCE-ADVERTISEMENTSS

Compact Micro-Projector

HIS new instrument has been designed to meetthe demand for a compact and permanently

aligned Micro-Proj'ector. All optical parts are accu-rately precentered and arc vertically and laterallyaligned. The only centering adjustment necessary onthe part of the user is to bring the light source [eithera Mazda unit or an Automatic Feed Arc Lamp] intoalignment. with the optical axis. This adjustment iseasily made by two screws on the rear of the illumi-nating unit support.The substage is arranged with three condensers and aheat absorbing filter glass. The condensers-onswinging arms-take care of a range of objectivesfrom a 72 mm Micro-Tessar to a 4 mm objective.

May we send descrzptive literature ?

Bausch & Lomb Opt'ical Co.632 St. Paul Street, Rochester, N. Y.

New York Chicago Boston san FranciscoLondon Frankfurt

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