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Miranda camera bodies, lens etc.
Miranda camera bodies, lens etc.
19th Century Swiss musical box, single cylinder playing six airs, also a single cylinder, playing six airs, the comb lacking one tooth, with chart...
Callender's Testing Set, No.107 by R. W. Paul, London, mahogany case with brass mounts, 18.5cm.
Callender's Testing Set, No.107 by R. W. Paul, London, mahogany case with brass mounts, 18.5cm.
M. Berge, London, rare ivory and brown adjustable rule; together with a W.H. Harling geometry set in mahogany case.
Three cases of microscope slides, cased set of instruments, dial gauge and metal samples.
Victorian brass monocular microscope, 30cm, together with a fitted mahogany case.
Electrical testing kit by Paul, London, oak case 21.5cm.
Brass telescope, two drawer by Blunt Cornhill, London, minimum 37.5cm.
Mercer ball clock, mahogany case; and another.
Monocular microscope by Busch Rathenow, mahogany case.
Cambridge Microtome, blades and accessories, Philip Harris balance scales; scientific glass ware'; and apparatus catalogues.
Set of brass scales, Victorian style, the balance cast as snakes, plinth inset with weights,
Set of brass scales, Victorian style, the balance cast as snakes, plinth inset with weights, engraved presentation plaque, 59cm.
Collection of antique wooden moulding planes.
Record and other metal planes, two pine drawers, contents of woodworking and hand tools, and parts.
Record and other metal planes, two pine drawers, contents of woodworking and hand tools, and parts.
Quantity of brass furniture handles, plaques, escutcheons, etc.
Large collection of woodworking hand tools, including block planes, chisels, files, and carving tools.
Large collection of brass furniture handles and mounts.
Large pine cabinet maker's tool chest, mahogany lined with some trays, and contents of furniture handles and parts.
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