Early Fischer Schematic Eye Apparatus in Box by Riggs Optical antique tobacco 5" in depth and stands

5" in depth and stands at a height of 6

The colorful design depicts a palm-lined drive leading into the distance

Low-profile oak cabinet fitted with six glass-paneled doors and interior shelving

This particular model was used for testing and repairing electrical equipment while in the field

Early Fischer Schematic Eye Apparatus in Box by Riggs Optical antique tobacco 5" in depth and standsc. 1900s; Riggs Optical Co. Chicago, IL Early 20th century Fischer schematic eye apparatus housed in its original black storage box, complete with labeled reference key and a series of interchangeable painted retinal slides. The compact cast metal instrument stands 5" tall with rotating arms to hold and display the diagnostic slides, each hand painted to illustrate conditions of the human eye such as retinal detachment, glaucoma, papillitis, coloboma,