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The Bausch & Lomb Microscope M Series NVS is a series of microscopes produced by Bausch & Lomb, a company known for its optical instruments, including microscopes. Bausch & Lomb began microscope production in 1875 and became a major manufacturer of microscopes, particularly in the 1900s. Their microscopes were used in various fields, including medical and scientific research.

Key aspects of Bausch & Lomb microscopes in the 1900s:
- Early Microscopes: Bausch & Lomb produced a variety of compound monocular and binocular microscopes in the early 20th century. These microscopes were used in various fields, including military and civilian laboratories.
- Bacteriological Research: The company developed microscopes specifically designed for bacteriological research, such as the CBE binocular microscope, which was popular among microbiologists.
- Stereomicroscopes: Bausch & Lomb also produced stereomicroscopes, like the KAJ and KA models, which were popular in fields like anatomy and dissections.
- Legacy of Innovation: Bausch & Lomb's legacy extended beyond microscopes, including the development of Balopticon slide projectors, Ray-Ban aviator goggles, and lenses for motion picture cameras.
- Acquisition and Evolution: Bausch & Lomb was acquired by private equity firm Warburg Pincus in 2007 and later by Valeant Pharmaceuticals in 2013. The company is now a major player in the eye care industry, offering a wide range of products, including contact lenses and pharmaceuticals.