ZEISS Microscopy:
Fluorescence Microscope ZEISS UNIVERSAL (ca. 1965)
ZEISS Microscopy:
Binocular compound microscope, Carl Zeiss Jena, 1914
ZEISS Microscopy:
1847 "Praepariermikroskop" First simple microscope for Trichinella detection by Carl Zeiss Jena
ZEISS Microscopy:
Carl Zeiss Jena "Grosses Mikroskop Stativ I" Stand I from 1885
ZEISS Microscopy:
1896 Greenough-type Stereo Microscope by Carl Zeiss Jena
ZEISS Microscopy:
1869 Abbe Kondensor
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1877 Abbe Immersion
ZEISS Microscopy:
Metallographic system based on Martens design, ca. 1904
ZEISS Microscopy:
1903 Ultramicroscope
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1904 Ultraviolet Microscope
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1933 The famous L-Stand (Stativ L) becomes the standard for microscope design
ZEISS Microscopy:
1936 Phase Contrast Prototype
ZEISS Microscopy:
1887 Microphotographic Apparatus by Roderich Zeiss
ZEISS Microscopy:
1943 Device for micro-cinematography: under the direction of Kurt Michel, the first film on cell division is produced in a Zeiss laboratory with the aid of a phase-contrast microscope
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1950 The "Standard" microscope becomes one of the most successful models in the history of Carl Zeiss
ZEISS Microscopy:
1908 Test setup for fluorescence microscopy by August Koehler and Henry Siedentopf
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1955 Photomicroscope Production at Winkel-Zeiss in Goettingen
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1959 Ultrafluar Objectives
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1973 Axiomat
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1936 Pancratic Condenser
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1982 Prototype of a confocal Laser Scanning Microscope (LSM)
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1986 Microscope Stands - The first 'Pyramids'
ZEISS Microscopy:
Axiomat with BMW motor cycle on top
ZEISS Microscopy:
Stereoscan MK1
ZEISS Microscopy:
Stand I from 1891, Optical Workshop Carl Zeiss Jena