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The Beginning of the Electron Microscope (1936)

BRUCHE, Ernst & W. Henneberg.  Geometrische Elektronenoptik. Berlin, Springer:  1936.  8vo, pp. 366-419.  Offprint:  Ergebnisse derExaktenn Naturwissenschaften.  Wrappers, holes punched for a two-ring binder.  Good.  $95  
First printing, with a very interesting association:  signed “vom verfass.”to Dr. L. Marton”–all parties involved were working on the birth of the electron micoscope!  Bruche and Henneberg  continue on–in this and subsequent papers–to work out the associated problems of electron optics.

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