Six microscopic enlargements of minerals, page, photomechanical print, Image 1 is obsidian, 2 is apatite, 3 is rock salt, 4 is smoky quartz, 5 is crystal and quartz and 6 is topaz., number: 'Tafel VI', number: '1, 6', photographer: Emil Cohen, Greifswald, cliché maker: J. Grimm, Offenburg, c. 1880 - in or before 1885, Baden-Württemberg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, paper, collotype, photoprint, height 233 mm x width 149 mm, minerals and metals, A vertically oriented page showing three rows of two circular grayscale photomicrographs each, arranged in two columns with even spacing; the circles display varied textured patterns including speckles, elongated oval shapes, dark irregular blotches, linear streaks, and ring-like forms, with some circles showing dense granular areas and others appearing smoother with isolated dark shapes; faint numbering appears beneath each circle and a narrow margin borders the page.
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Six microscopic enlargements of minerals, page, photomechanical print, Image 1 is obsidian, 2 is apatite, 3 is rock salt, 4 is smoky quartz, 5 is crystal and quartz and 6 is topaz., number: 'Tafel VI', number: '1, 6', photographer: Emil Cohen, Greifswald, cliché maker: J. Grimm, Offenburg, c. 1880 - in or before 1885, Baden-Württemberg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, paper, collotype, photoprint, height 233 mm x width 149 mm, minerals and metals, A vertically oriented page showing three rows of two circular grayscale photomicrographs each, arranged in two columns with even spacing; the circles display varied textured patterns including speckles, elongated oval shapes, dark irregular blotches, linear streaks, and ring-like forms, with some circles showing dense granular areas and others appearing smoother with isolated dark shapes; faint numbering appears beneath each circle and a narrow margin borders the page.

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