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Probably same specimen as https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/156540161.
The second image shows the moth in a random assortment of microleps for direct side-by-side comparison (mainly of size).
All spread micro-moths: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?q=VoHe%20spread%20micro-moths&search_on=tags
All spread moths: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations?place_id=any&q=VoHe%20spread%20moths&search_on=tags&verifiable=any

collected by J.G.Franclemont
from the Cornell University Insect Collection
dissected/determined - JoAnne Russo
Large patch of spines below the colliculum; transverse patch of spines ventrally; ductus seminalis on right side projecting downward.

collected by J.G.Franclemont
from the Cornell University Insect Collection
dissected/determined - JoAnne Russo
Valvae very broad and rounded; vesica heavily armed, a small end piece; a long, semicylindrical piece, occupying a considerable section of the left side and partly superimposed on the other pieces; two thin rods, on the right side, superimposed and with dentate apices; a much broader and longer piece, situated centrally, moderately dentate apically and, superimposed on this is an equally long and broad piece, less dentate; the ventral plate a narrow rod.