This morning I received mail from Zeiss about my August 26 summary on
dissecting scopes, in which I said that "Zeiss, surprisingly, was
almost invisible". I've typed in the letter verbatim below. (It was
paper mail.)
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Leon Avery (214) 648-2420 (office)
Department of Biochemistry -2768 (lab)
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center -8856 (fax)
5323 Harry Hines Blvd leon at eatworms.swmed.edu
Dallas, TX 75235-9038
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Dear Dr. Avery,
Your memo on the Internet concerning dissecting scopes has come to my
attention.
I would like to do a bit to make Zeiss somewhat less invisible in this
area. We have four excellent scopes: the low-priced STEMI 1000 and
Stemi 2000 stereomicroscopes; & the research level SV6 and SV II
scopes. The price levels for these scopes (without documentation or
other accessories) are:
Stemi 1000 $1,800
Stemi 2000 $2,300
SV 6 $3,500
SV II $5,000
All these dissecting scopes offer outstanding optics, smooth and
precise controls, high-quality construction, and the fullest range of
accessories to perform all possible manipulations and techniques.
Please consider sharing this information with your associates on the
Internet.
Sincerely yours,
Irv Toplin
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