Lightweight Field Microscope Set, U.S. Military, Model 3050


Title
Lightweight Field Microscope Set, U.S. Military, Model 3050
Description
This is a lightweight, folding, lockable brightfield and darkfield microscope made for use in mobile military hospitals during the Vietnam war era. It comes with a multiple voltage rechargeable and direct power pack and removable electric lamp. A slider below the condenser inserts the darkfield stop. The mechanical stage and focusing controls are both concentric. It uses standard American Optical lenses, and the oil immersion lens has an iris diaphragm. The kit comes in a foam lined hard plastic case. The serial number is 3050-170.
Date
1960-1969
Original Format
microscopes
Extent
Local Identifier
LL02.48.01.14
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Subject(s)
Spatial
Location of Original
Laupus Library History Collections
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Comments

Daniel Rehak May 29 2022

Hello Digital Collections representative, East Carolina University, Many years ago, I purchased an American Optical Field Microscope (#3050-147) with case to use for testing of drinking water in Guatemala. Although the microscope did not show much usage and was in “mint” condition (and still is), there were some parts missing (e.g., I bought the lenses separately). I recently did some research on this microscope and landed on your website: https://digital.lib.ecu.edu/21983. For your reference, I have included a link to images of the microscope (on Google Drive): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1o1OP3-L7istZIBvw96g4um3x4ECKCy1P/view?usp=sharing. Please advise if you have questions or would like further information. Thank you. Daniel Rehak Director, Together Education Works Canadian-registered charity

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