Hi all,
I got a strange microscope for 20 EUR, it's a black monocular PHYWE microscope looking as new with objectives marked:
7:1 ap 0.20
10:1 ap 0.25
58:1 ap 0.85
On the microscope is written PHYWE. There is also written "made in Germany" , and the number 15494.
There's nothing I can find about older PHYWE (Physikalische Werkstätten?) microscopes. This microsocpe is build very robust, like older Zeiss or Leitz. Can anybody shed some like on it, what age this could be and maybe something abut PHYWE? Answers can be in German, no problem for me. Thank you very much,
Rolf
Zitat von: rhamvossen in Mai 07, 2010, 13:58:10 NACHMITTAGS
Hi all,
I got a strange microscope for 20 EUR, it's a black monocular PHYWE microscope looking as new with objectives marked:
7:1 ap 0.20
10:1 ap 0.25
58:1 ap 0.85
On the microscope is written PHYWE. There is also written "made in Germany" , and the number 15494.
There's nothing I can find about older PHYWE (Physikalische Werkstätten?) microscopes. This microsocpe is build very robust, like older Zeiss or Leitz. Can anybody shed some like on it, what age this could be and maybe something abut PHYWE? Answers can be in German, no problem for me. Thank you very much,
Rolf
Die Physikalischen Werkstätten (PHYWE) sind Ausrüster für Schulen. Sie liefern alles, was im Unterricht der höheren Schulen an Versuchseinrichtungen benötigt werden könnte, stellen aber selbst keine optischen Instrumente her, sondern beziehen sie von den üblichen Herstellern.
Es ist ziemlich ausgeschlossen, daß irgendwer irgendwelche Produktnummern von Phywe kennt. Besser ist ein Bild des Mikroskops.
KH
Liebe Kollegen!
Ich habe von diesem Vertrieb einmal Motic-Geräte gesehen!
Liebe Grüße
Christian
Hallo,
einige PHYWE-Mikroskopmodelle sahen den Mikroskopen der Firma Karl Kaps, Aßlar sehr ähnlich.
Ein Bild wäre aber hilfreich.
Viele Grüße
Rainer Teubner
ZitatSie liefern alles, was im Unterricht der höheren Schulen an Versuchseinrichtungen benötigt werden könnte
Und nebenbei mal angemerkt zu saftigen Preisen. So gut wie alles was man dort bekommt ist überteuert und gibt es - gerade für Schulen - bei "den großen" billiger.
Hi all,
Here are some pictures:
(https://www.mikroskopie-forum.de/pictures006/39540_4720237.jpg)
(https://www.mikroskopie-forum.de/pictures006/39540_59312024.jpg)
(https://www.mikroskopie-forum.de/pictures006/39540_15873916.jpg)
(https://www.mikroskopie-forum.de/pictures006/39540_46850801.jpg)
Best regards,
Rolf
Briljante eenvoud Rolf. Does do a planapo objective fully justice! :)
"Queensday" leftover?
Groeten, René
Hi Rene, no it wasn't from Queensday. Just another surprise from marktplaats. Best regards,
Rolf
oh well, could well have been. Good buy, far better than the thingies at school, remember? Grey hammerslag olympus, only coarse focus, no condenser. This resembles a bit an old leitz condenser rack, not sure, but it certainly looks german old-fashioned quality.
Best, René
Mmmm yes, the scopes at highschool. We had grey Euromex microscopes with a condenser if I remember correctly. I bought one not so long ago for nostalgia reasons. But these are very good microscopes in fact. I remember being thrilled looking for the first time through it in the "brugklas". That was before I got my BOB-optik toy microscope which I used to study half the world with. Ahhh, memories...............
Rolf
Hi all,
Om ebay item 360252557302 shows a Will Wetzlar binocular microscope labeled PHYWE. Also, there are some PHYWE objectives on ebay. I wonder what the source of PHYWE is, it's still not clear to me. Best regards,
Rolf
Zitat von: rhamvossen in Mai 09, 2010, 19:22:30 NACHMITTAGS
Hi all,
Om ebay item 360252557302 shows a Will Wetzlar binocular microscope labeled PHYWE. Also, there are some PHYWE objectives on ebay. I wonder what the source of PHYWE is, it's still not clear to me. Best regards,
Rolf
Phywe had many different sources. KH
Hi all,
For those interested, I've emailed PHYWE systeme in Gottingen and they could tell me that this particular microscope was manufactured by Hertel & Reuss in the 60ties and sold by PHYWE AG. I don't know if Hertel & Reuss is any good but I do know that this microscope is build like a tank, it's rock solid with very precise mechanics. Best regards,
Rolf