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Half-hours with the microscope; being a popular guide to the use of the microscope as a means of amusement and instruction (cover)
Title
Half-hours
with the
microscope;
being
a
popular
guide
to the
use
of the
microscope
as a
means
of
amusement
and
instruction
(cover)
Author
Lankester
,
Edwin
,
1814-1874
Publisher
Hardwicke, Robert
Publisher Location
England--London
Publication Date
1863
Printer
Unknown
Illustrator
West, Tuffen
Image Production Process
Relief prints
Intaglio prints--engravings
Notes
Illustrated
with
uncolored
relief
prints
and
uncolored
intaglio
prints.
This
page
depicts
illustrations
of
microscopic
cells
including
"vegetable
cells
with
nucleus
from
apple"
(1)
and
"ciliated
cell
from
windpipe
of
calf"
(5).
Contextual Notes
This was a popular book that went into several editions. Over 7,000 copies were sold of the first and second edition.
Edwin Lankester was an English surgeon and naturalist. Illustrator Tuffen West was an English naturalist.
Subjects (LCSH)
Microscopy;
Microscopes
Category
Natural sciences
Language
English
Digital Collection
Children's
Historical
Literature
Collection
Digital ID Number
CHL0671
Repository
University
of
Washington
Libraries
,
Special
Collections
Division
Repository Collection
Children's
Historical
Literature
Collection.
528
L275h3
Object Type
Book
Physical Description
[xx]-106 p.: illustrated; 16.5 x 11 cm.
Digital Reproduction Information
Scanned
from
original
book
at
400-600
dpi
in
TIFF
format
using
a
ScanMaker
6800
,
resized
and
enhanced
using
Adobe
Photoshop
, and
imported
as
JPEG2000
using
Contentdm's
software
JPEG2000
Extension.
2008.
Exhibit Checklist
Exhibit
checklist
10.6
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