Armed Forces Institute of Pathology Washington DC Electron Microscope Postcard for Sale

Armed Forces Institute of Pathology Washington DC Electron Microscope Postcard For Sale

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Armed Forces Institute of Pathology Washington DC Electron Microscope Postcard:
$14.94

Armed Forces Institute of Pathology Washington DC Electron Microscope Pathologist Vintage Postcard

Pathologist using an electron microscope at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology in Washington, D.C.

Details:

Type: Vintage Postcard
Condition: as pictured
Postmark Date: Not posted
Location: Washington, D.C.
Publisher/Photographer: Published for Washington Novelty Inc., Washington, D.C.
Stamp: U.S.A.
Message: An electron microscope at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, Washington, D.C. The study of disease processes has advanced from the observation of diseased tissue by the unaided eye to the use of the compound microscope to study the cellular changes involved. Pathology is now on the threshold of another revolution. With the recent development of the electron microscope, and biochemical and biophysical technics, new advances are being made in what might be called molecular pathology (within the cell). The AFIP is staffed and equipped to advance into these ever-widening fields.
Dimensions: Standard postcard size
Perfect for: Collectors of vintage postcards, medical history enthusiasts, military memorabilia collectors

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