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Lot 502
A mixed lot to include an Exakta camera, serial no 517195 with lens marked Carl Zeiss Jena nr 2047872 Tessar 1:2.8 f=7.5 cm, filter and similar, an Aldis magnifier with illumination Pat No 693195, a boxed Corfield Lumimeter enlarging exposure meter, a Delta lens, a collection of Race meeting club day badges and other
Lot 165
A Victorian silver open table salt, with a floral embossed body on lions paw feet, London, together with a silver cream jug, two silver boxes and covers, a spoon and a Sampson Mordan Man in the moon magnifying glass bookmark, weighable silver approximately 243 grams CONDITION REPORT: Magnifying glass - the silver has surface scratches and minor dents, tight fit on lens, lens has chips to the face, ivory panel is chipped and scratched in over all used condition
Lot 387
A ZENZA BRONICA ETRS SINGLE LENS REFLEX MEDIUM FORMAT CAMERA with 75mm F2.8 Zenzanon lens, pistol grip, two film cassettes and other accessories. CONDITION REPORT: Very grubby but appearing complete. Very dirty overall. No serious damage. Shutter may be damaged or jammed. Surface wear to view finder and surface dirt.
Lot 392
A RARE EARLY 18th CENTURY ENGLISH CULPEPER TYPE MICROSCOPE having circular lignum vitae base with lens and three gilded brass supports to the ray shagreen body. Single stage. Overall 7.25" high plus additional optic. (May not be complete). CONDITION REPORT: May not be complete, chips and losses to edge mouldings generally and wear commensurate with age. Appears to be slightly out of line. Cap does not screw onto top. Shagreen does not appear to have any major damage although wear as expected.
Lot 1102
Burke and Jones of Bristol - Culpeper Style Brass Compound Microscope. Signed Burke & Jones Bristol, No.130. Ltd Production of 600. This reproduction of a Culpeper-Style brass compound microscope Is fastened to a wooden box base. The three scrolled legs support the body and circular stage. There Is coarse focus only, by moving the inner tube up and down in the body tube. There are two unmarked objectives that screw into the end of a long nosepiece, mounted on the bottom end of the inner tube. The two lens Huygenian-type eyepiece screws into the top end of the inner tube. The eye cup has a sliding dust cover. There are no springs to maintain tension between the inner and outer tubes, Illumination is by a concave mirror, attached to the centre of the wood base. There is also a bull's eye lens that mounts on a hole in the stage. The only remaining devices for holding specimens are two substage spring clips. There is a fish plate and a probe that mount in holes on the stage. It is signed Burke & Jones, Bristol. No.177 on the body tube. It comes with a pyramidal mahogany carrying case. All Aspects of Condition Is Excellent.
Lot 1126
A heavy and very powerful Copper and Brass cased Telescope having 1/2'' diameter eyepiece and a 2'' diameter object lens, with brass hood/reducer with a 1/4'' diameter central aperture and most unusually having a zoom facility operated by the rotation of a milled collar close to the eyepiece, as well as a focusing ring, the optics incorporating a sighting cross wire, 29 1/2'' long on maximum magnification, weight 4.47 kg. approx.
Lot 1033
A Pentacon sixTL camera with an 8m 1:2,8 1=80 lens, serial number 7344204, a Praktisix IIA camera with a Carl Zeiss Jena Biometer 2,8/80 lens, serial number 6891571, a Nikon Jena zoom lens 1:4 f = 300, serial no 8274831, Carl Zeiss Jena M67 lens, Blometer 2,8/120 7203860, Carl Zeiss Sonnar 2,8/180 lens, serial no 7204234, an Ensign camera and sundry camera accessories including tripods.
Lot 1102
Burke and Jones of Bristol - Culpeper Style Brass Compound Microscope. Signed Burke & Jones Bristol, No.130. Ltd Production of 600. This reproduction of a Culpeper-Style brass compound microscope Is fastened to a wooden box base. The three scrolled legs support the body and circular stage. There Is coarse focus only, by moving the inner tube up and down in the body tube. There are two unmarked objectives that screw into the end of a long nosepiece, mounted on the bottom end of the inner tube. The two lens Huygenian-type eyepiece screws into the top end of the inner tube. The eye cup has a sliding dust cover. There are no springs to maintain tension between the inner and outer tubes, Illumination is by a concave mirror, attached to the centre of the wood base. There is also a bull's eye lens that mounts on a hole in the stage. The only remaining devices for holding specimens are two substage spring clips. There is a fish plate and a probe that mount in holes on the stage. It is signed Burke & Jones, Bristol. No.177 on the body tube. It comes with a pyramidal mahogany carrying case. All Aspects of Condition Is Excellent.
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