Re: Optical device ID


"Richard J Kinch" <kinch@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:Xns99D57E7E95BCCsomeconundrum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
R.H. writes:

I'm trying to identify an optical device, ...

I don't recognize this directly, but it looks ophthalmological, perhaps an
ophthalmoscope (missing the illuminator?), so ask in sci.med.vision. I say
ophthalmological because the lens with the brass tab handle looks like a
diopter correction function using the standard optometric trial lens kit of
the day.


Thanks! I'll check there.


Rob

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