Japan, c.1990, labeled to the front OLYMPUS BH-2, the microscope with a halogen lamp to the rear, base with light controls, course focus to the rear, with Achromat 0.9 substage condenser, mechanical stage, 5 objective head, including the following objectives 'OLYMPUS SPlanFL2, OLYMPUS DPlan 4, OLYMPUS SPlan 4, OLYMPUS DPlan 20, an unmarked x40, with trinocular head with WHK 10x/20 eyepieces.

Note: electrically untested

The Olympus BH-2 is a high-quality, versatile compound microscope developed by Olympus Corporation, a leading Japanese optical and precision technology company. Introduced in the 1980s, the BH-2 microscope quickly became popular among researchers and laboratories for its excellent optical performance, ergonomic design, and modularity. It features a robust, stable platform, a precise mechanical stage, and a range of high-quality objectives are available, which enable the user to observe specimens at various magnifications. With options for brightfield, phase contrast, and fluorescence observation, the Olympus BH-2 caters to diverse research needs. Its reputation for durability and reliability has made the BH-2 a sought-after microscope even decades after its initial release.