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Lot 115
A mid-20th century research Mark XV1 microscopeModel 5005 housed within a fitted pine box with slide drawers and further compartment, together with a box of various slides including histology, insects, spiders, pollen, algae and further items of biological interest. (Qty) CONDITION REPORT: Both boxes worn condition, scratching and rubbing ect. Microscope appears to be in good condition. Movement of lens up and down also rotating well. Rotating well. Some compartments incabing vacant incomplete.
Lot 116
A late 19th century Ernst Leitz Wetzlar microscopeThe black painted instrument of typical form with central stage and focussing wheels together with a box containing various lens and further equipment in original fitted pine box, 33cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Lot 116Focussing okay, good,Movement without slippage,Only general wear.
Lot 1627
•TIMOTHY BEHRENS (1937-2017) GIRL IN BED Dated Nov. 15th 1959, pencil and watercolour, on two joined sheets 40.5 x 43cm. * Behrens studied at the Slade and was a friend of Lucian Freud and Francis Bacon at The Colony Club. He was the subject of Freud's `Red Haired Man on a Chair`(1962) Provenance: London, Beaux Arts Gallery (label on backboard); Richard, Lord Attenborough, his sale, London, Bonhams, `A Life Behind the Lens`, October 2015 ++ Some stains
Lot 317
A 19th century brass microscope retailed by Thomas & Hannah Doublet, 6 Moorgate Street, Bank; the mahogany case with glazed door containing a frog plate, a camera Lucida, two eye pieces, two objectives and a spot lens. The lid of the case with white metal plate engraved ‘Presented to Mr James Duningham Gross by the Minister and congregation of St Johns Church, Woodbridge as an acknowledgement for his valued and continued gratuitous service as organist 1864’ together with a wooden case containing approximately sixty slides and six books on microscopes including Microscope Teachings by The Hon. Mrs Ward, London 1864. Est £180-220
Lot 75
A Leica M3 camera, 831081, with a Summicron f=5cm 1:2 lens, nr 1348970, an Elmar f=9cm 1:4 lens, nr 1462668, light meter MC with incident light adapter, UV lens, red filter lens and stylite lens, Leitz Synchronblitzer and stand, Weston light meter, certificates, further lenses and brochures, cased with two Leica manuals.
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