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Super-light Magnifier/Fire Starter

At home it's a very nice giant magnifier, a 6-1/8" dia 3X Fresnel lens with a 4-3/4" long plastic handle and a bright, if badly placed, LED. At a campsite it's a Fresnel fire-starter whose big lens is light and flexible enough to fan the flames. The best part? Even with the (2) coin-cell batteries that come in it, it's almost weightless, a nice change from heavy glass magnifiers.

93755 FRESNEL MAGNIFIER
$4.95 EACH

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14mm x 28mm

They may be a little dirty, but that's a small price to pay for a glass achromatic lens at this small price. Small in size but a big value at 14mm dia. x 28mm focal length.

68019 LENS, ACH, 14 DIA 28 FL
$2.50 EACH

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DCX Lens

This nice handful of plastic lenses is just the ticket for a primary-school teacher who needs unbreakable samples, and who wouldn't mind having a few interesting pieces left for craft projects. Each DCX lens is 20mm dia, 34.5mm focal length. Not individually wrapped, so a few may have small surface scratches.

68093 PLASTIC LENS
$1.95 PKG(20)

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Combo-Scope

The manufacturer of this great little device, C&A Scientific Company Inc., calls this a Spy Scope, but we think its multiple optical applications in one very small package are the story here. The very cool 8 X 20 spotting scope has an adjustable focal length graduated from 25cm to infinity. It measures a mere 4-7/8" long when extended, with a rubber grip and eyepiece cover and wrist strap. And it comes with a 3-1/4" tall 5X loupe that's threaded to mate with the scope to create a 25X microscope. The plastic microscope stand/extender is also threaded and will come apart from the loupe. Comes with a black nylon belt pouch for the spotting scope. Can you say "multi-task?"

93204 COMBO-SCOPE
$29.95 EACH

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Read 'Em without Weeping

When you need that print to be just a tad bigger and brighter, whip out your light-up, fold-out acrylic bar magnifier. The 4" long x 1-1/8" wide x 5/8" thick convex bar swings out of a 5" long black plastic case, lies flat, and magnifies approx 2X. Runs on 2 "AAA" batteries (not included) and is lit by a replaceable flashlight bulb (included). Just the right size, by the way, for a column of newsprint.

36743 MAGNIFIER W/LIGHT
$4.95 EACH
 

Pretty Sharp

Optimize the power of your microscope and get the sharpest possible image with a drop of clear, colorless immersion oil between the lens and your slide. This 0.5 oz tube of low-viscosity Resolve® Immersion Oil from Richard-Allan Scientific has a refractive index of 1.5150. It is non-drying and non-hardening, and will not damage lenses or valuable slides. But it will definitely enhance your view!

92532 IMMERSION OIL
$9.50 EACH

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Slide Boxing

The sport of the future? No, cork-lined polystyrene boxes for holding microscope slides, complete with numbered slots and inventory sheets on the lids. The boxes are 8-3/4" x 6-3/4" x 1-1/3" with hinged lids. They are stackable, and you might get them in a variety of colors.

90069 BOX FOR 100 SLIDES
$6.95 EACH
 

It's A Racket

It's a very nice magnifier, really, but it looks just like a little tennis racket. Measures 5-3/4" long with a glass, 48mm 2X magnifier and a small 14mm 5X lens just above the handle. Green-plastic frame with an orange faux-wrapped handle. Pay no attention to the 9X/5X on the box--what do lens grinders know about tennis?

93709 MAGNIFIER
$2.95 PKG(2)

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Fiber Optics

Fiber Optics

The wave of the future. Create your own ISP or long-distance phone company. The plastic fiber-optic cables are clear, 1/32" dia single strand. Unjacketed is IFC-U1000, 1000nM. Jacketed cables are encased by black plastic, 1/16" OD, IFC-E1000, 1000nM. What do modelers do with it? A recent magazine on model railroading showed how to build a lighted marquee using fiber optics. Pretty neat!! The big boys get $1.60 to $1.90/per foot for this stuff!! All fiber optics sold in 10-ft lengths. Extremely neat!!

91069 FIBER OPTIC, JACKETED
$7.50 PKG(10FT)
91068 FIBER OPTIC, UNJACKETED
$5.00 PKG(10FT)

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Cool Binoculars

Top quality, feather light, 8 x 21 roof prism binoculars which deliver a sharp clear image. With 8X power, they have a field of 367 ft at 1000 ft range. The right eyepiece is individually adjustable. Only 1-1/2" thick x 3" wide x 4" long, they come with a leatherette carrying case with hand strap and belt loop.

91475 BINOCULARS, 8 X 21
$13.95 EACH

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Blood of Frog

Warning!  WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD-Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.

No eye of newt (we've had a run on frog's blood and newt's eyes lately) but pretty much everything else you could want in prepared slides. The Bacteria series has (12) prepared bacteria slides for budding science majors to gaze upon microscopically. The bacteria include Streptococcus Pyogene, Bacillus Natto, Bacillus Subtilis, Escherichia Coli, Rhizobium Radicicola, Bacillus Mensentericus, Micrococcus Pyogenes, Mycrobacterium Ranae, bacteria in Buccal Carity, Bacterium Brasicae Fermentatae, and Vibrio Verolinensis. The Micro Org series is a package of (12) prepared microorganism slides including Hydrodictyon, Oscillatoria, Pinnularia, Euglena, Cymbella, Bacillus Natto, Clorella, Diatomaceous Earth, Cosmarium, Spirogyra in its vegetative state, Synedra, and Anabaena. All slides are labeled and in storage boxes.

91707 BACTERIA SLIDES
$13.95 EACH
92954 MICRO ORG. SLIDES
$13.95 EACH

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