The conflict between Bohr's assertion that the magnetic moment of the
electron cannot be measured with experiments based on the concept of c
lassical trajectories, and the measurement of the magnetic moment of e
lectrons in a modified Penning trap by Dehmelt et al. has led us to re
evaluate other implications of Bohr's assertion. We show that, contrar
y to the analysis of Bohr and Pauli, the assumption of classical traje
ctories in a Stem-Gerlach-like device can result in a high degree of s
pin separation for an electron beam. This effect may persist within a
fully quantum-mechanical analysis. The magnetic fields considered are
such that a tabletop Stern-Gerlach electron spin filter is feasible.