telescope sight nephoscope john thomas scope epidiascope t-scope
a microscope (with a stand or mount to support the stand) objective lens (most microscopes have one or more) a large, round eyepiece eyepiece lens (the lens you look through to see your sample) a lens, viewfinder, and shutter in the front of the box
adjustable magnification two eyepieces, one for each eye an eyepiece a case for storing the binoculars a visible manual winder
a pair of binoculars on the floor
adjustable magnification two eyepieces, one for each eye an eyepiece magnifier a case for storing the binoculars
microscope which has two or three eyepieces binoculars which has two small lenses connected by a bridge microscope which has metal or plastic body binocular which has two lenses connected together binocular which is an eyepiece for each lens
binocular which has two lenses connected together binocular which is an eyepiece for each lens binocular which is an adjustable diopter for each lens binocular which is an adjustable focus for each lens binocular which is a bridge between the two lenses
microscope stereo camera coupler binocular optical instrument
microscope coupler binocular binoculars loupe magnifying glass
microscope which has two or three eyepieces microscope which has metal or plastic body microscope which is a power switch microscope which has scientific instrument microscope which has one or more lenses
blinder which can be opened and closed with a cord or rod breaker which is a set of terminals for wiring cartridge which has small rectangular shape blinder which can be opened from the top or side blinder which can be raised or lowered with a cord or rod