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A SCIENTIFIC MICROSCOPE

A Brunel microscope with case and accessories.

A Beck London microscope in wooden case.

A Davey's Patent Yacht Lamp, numbered 16047, 43cm; a Ross of London leather covered telescope, numbered 63719, 50cm; an R & J Beck for Casartelli & Son of Manchester brass student microscope.Qty: 3

A Vintage Optical Microscope by the Precision Tool and Instrument Co

A large quantity of vintage cameras, lenses and photography equipment, including Canon, Minolta, an Ilford Elmo video camera, a microscope, a small box of geology specimens, a Pencam video camera. (1 pallet)

Two circular barometers, Indian bone inlaid trinket box, microscope, etc.

Small brass student's microscope in a mahogany fitted box, label to box reads Grossissement. Microscope H 17.9 cm

A collection of microscope slides, 19th and early 20th c, a great variety of specimens including Russian granulated copper ore, Cornish bismuth, red porphyry of Egypt, crustacea, feather of love bird, ear stone of fish, embryology, skin specimens (human and animal) prepared by E Wheeler, R Suter, Norman, Ross, C M Topping, J B Dancer (a London bedbug), Clarke & Page, Frederick Enock and others, including foreign, approximately 330, in twelve cedar trays each with bone knob and fitted rosewood case with brass latch Mostly in very good condition, the exterior of the case repolished, the latch recent. An excellent collection of great variety

An English brass compound microscope, 19th c, with Ross type stand, triangular shaped bar with rackwork, transverse arm with long screw to top of limb, binocular body tube, six eyepieces and four objective lenses in brass cans and an apparently complete collection of accessories, including live box, mirror, etc, instrument engraved Broadhurst Clarkson & Co, 63 Farringdon Road, EC, the back foot engraved No 3358, with attached oval brass label of M Pillischer London, in fitted mahogany box, key In generally very well preserved original condition, rackwork working smoothly

Steindorff & Co - An early 20th century microscope by Steindorff & Co in Berlin, no. 38963. Featuring a black metal body, and brass detailing. Housed in a fitted box, with extra lenses and label from J.S. Fry & Sons Ltd. Measuring approx. 35cm (without box). Provenance: The vendor's father worked in the laboratories at Fry's chocolate factory in Somerdale Keynsham in 1938 as an Industrial chemist and retired from Cadburys as a chief analyst in the 1970s. The microscope would have been used to examine samples of raw ingredients prior to their use in the manufcature of choclate. In the 1960s, laboratories were modernised and old apparatus was scrapped and replaced.

Antiquarian library - scientific interest from the 18th and 19th centuriesA rare copy of Elements of the Conic Sections by the late Dr Robert Simson, Professor of Mathematics in the University of Glasgow (translated from the Latin original for the use of students of mathematics) (1775) containing all 14 of the original fold-out platesHogg's The Microscope (1869), Common Objects of the Microscope, Scientific Dialogues (volumes II & III, 1818), Frith's Triumphs of Modern Engineering, Roget's Animal and Vegetable Physiology (volume II, 1840), Ball's Mathematical Recreations and Essays (1920), Routledge's Discoveries and Inventions of the Nineteenth Century (1881) and Stewart's On the Conservation of Energy (1874) (10)

An antique brass field microscope, 2 sets of portable scales with small weights and a box with two cut throat razors.

An early 19th century brass Baker of High Holborn microscope, with a selection eye pieces lenses all housed in a wooden box.

An Olympus microscope No.294046 in fitted case with various accessories

A cased Beck microscope, specimen slides, etc.

A Selection of Vintage Wooden Jigsaws; Vintage Sketch a Graph, Prinz microscope outfit with slides & other items

10 Play Toys and Science kits(14000g)includes:-Thomas Salter Science Electrical Lab 3 (appears used but complete in Good condition)Micro science pack with Deluxe Microscope (appears unused)Four sewing machinesThree play computers (one damaged as shown)Two typewriters Contents not checked - Condition - Fair

An oak cased microscope by R&J Beck with accessorises together with two walnut cigar humidors, a collection of pipes and a leather carriage clock case

Swarovski - Five boxed Crystal Memories to include Microscope, Hourglass, Trophy, Lantern and other, also includes three circular mirrored display stands and a 1997 catalogue. [W]

'J & C Robbins, 146 Aldergate Street' - a 19th century brass monocular microscope, in bespoke wooden fitted case.

Ernst Leitz Wetzlar - a WW2 period German made microscope, serial number 371645, together with a selection of oil immersions, filters and clear microscopic slides, all house in bespoke, wooden, handmade, carry case.

A group of vintage microscopes including, A G Trust microscope, inverted laboratory microscope with associated transformer, with additional scopes and lenses, evaluated by ETI Conformity Services, serial no. 0110918,An unmarked Polish laboratory microscope, with associated transformer, serial no. 880363 and a A Unitron Auto-Illumination microscope, Mica-U3X, MeC3-2196, on custom-made wooden base, with associated light source

Collection of Entomological equipment. A vintage microscope case, custom fitted with shelves to contain equipment for killing and relaxing insects. Various bottles and glassware. Together with 6 storage boxes which resemble books but open up to contain insect specimens (a/f)

A quantity of pre-paired microscope slides of various type approx 230 slides and a Vickers Instruments microscope circa 1960

A brass field microscope, 160mm tall

A brass bound ebonised desk stand with detachable glass inkwells, a Georgian inlaid mahogany tea caddy, a similar smaller example and a modern treen cased microscope (4).

A mahogany cased monocular microscope, with additional lenses.

A Magneto-Electric Machine 'For Nervous and Other Diseases', with a brass student's microscope (2).

Collection of various mixed toys and games to include quantity of loose 80s Lego Bricks, parts and accessories and 4 x base plates, boxed Hornby O gauge clockwork train set with 0-4-0 red locomotive and tender and 2 x Pullman coaches and track, Pedigree black baby doll with sleeping eyes, boxed Merit Students Microscope, etc (2 Boxes)

Classic Microscopy - Beck Optomax Binocular Microscope, English, c.1960, engraved 'BECK LONDON, OPTOMAX' (the heavy one!!), finished in grey enamle with all chrome parts, focusing substage, focusing mechanical stage, triple objective nose piece with 3 objectives including an early Beck APO x40/0.95, with binocular head, along with a number of associated accessories Provenance: from a member of the Quekett microscope club and kept as a working instrument

Metallurgical Microscope, Baker London English, c.1920, engraved to the body 'C BAKER, LONDON', with large opaque focusing mechanical stage, 'Jug' handle body, body tube with vertical illuminator, triple nosepiece and single drawer tube

A Collection of Microscope Objectives, collection of microscope objectives comprising a: Zeiss/Winkel X16/0.4 (Projection), Zeiss/Winkel X63/0.8 (Projection), Zeiss/Winkel X32/0.7 (Projection), 2off 25mm Projection Luminar (sprung front), Zeiss X40/0.65, Plan X40/0.65, Plan X40/0.63, all in plastic bubbles.

Classic Microscopy, 4 Metallurgical Microscopes, including 2 microscopes by Cooke Troughton & Simms, an unusual example by C. Baker London, and a part metallurgical Bactil microscope by Watson

A Simple Brass Microscope, brass, two objectives, mirror illuminated, in wooden case.

A Pair of Pol Z Microscope Objectives, two Pol Z microscope objectives comprising a: Pol Z X40/0.85, Pol Z X2.5/0.8, both in plastic bubbles.

Classic Olympus Microscopes, including a large Trinocular Olympus microscope, with illuminant, substage, mechanical stage, 5 objectives, binocular head, a smaller binocular microscpe with mirror, mechanical stag, vertical illuminatorm binocular head and another similar (3)

A Selection of Microscope Objectives, to include a Leitz NPL 10x, a Leitz NPL 25, a Leitz PL 40, a Leitz PL 10, VG, all in plastic bubbles, A Leitz 10, Leitz 3.5, Leitz 4, G, loose, and 5 other objectives.

A Collection of Epiplan Microscope Objectives, collection of Epiplan microscope objectives comprising a: Epiplan X2.5/0.08, Epiplan HD X10/0.22, Epiplan HD X8/0.2, Epiplan HD X16/0.32, Epiplan HD X25/0.45, Epiplan HD X25/0.4, Epiplan Pol X40/0.85, LD-Epiplan Pol X16/0.3, LD-Epiplan X40/0.6, Antiflex Epiplan X10/0.22 (oil), Antiflex Epiplan X40/0.65 (oil), Antiflex Epiplan X2.5/0.08 (oil), Antiflex Epiplan X63/NA.16 (oil), all in plastic bubbles.

Classic Microscopy, Collection of Microscopes, collection of microscopes including a binocular microscope by Baker, a monocular microscope by Meopta, Czechoslovakia, and a late Service microscope by Watson, London

Classic Microscopy, 2 Polarising Microscopes, Swift, including a microscope, c.1950, engraved 'J. SWIFT & SON, LONDON' with substage polariser on mechanical stage, large rotating stage, triple nosepiece, 3 objectives, body tube with slide in/out polariser & Bertrand lens, eyepiece with cross hairs, and another similar

Classic Microscopy, Large Collection of Microscopes, including 3 Service Microscopes by Watson, 3 microscopes by Beck and a microscope by Swift

A Collection of Planapo Microscope Objectives, collection of Planapo microscope objectives comprising a: Planapo X10/0.32, Planapo X25/0.65, Planapo X25/0.63, Planapo X25/0.65 (phase), all in plastic bubbles.

Classic Microscopy, Watson Bactil Microscopes, 3 Bactil microscopes by Watson including a binocular microscope finished in black enamel and chrome, a binocular microscope finished in cream and chrome and a monocular Bactil microscope (x3)

Classic Microscopy, Olympus BHM Trinocular Microscope, c.1960, Olympus BHM, with mechanical stage, 3 NEO Olympus objectives, vertical illuminatorm trinocular head with Olympus objectives

A Selection of Magnifying Instruments, to include a USB digital microscope, a brass hand microscope, an Eschenbach stereo magnifyer, a table magnifying glass, and a hand loupe.

A Collection of Neofluar Microscope Objectives, collection of Neofluar microscope objectives comprising a: Plan-Neofluar X16/0.5 (phase multi-immersion), Plan-Neofluar X16/0.5 (multi-immersion), Neofluar X40/0.75, all in plastic bubbles.

Reichert Trinocular Microscope, Reichert Trinocular microscope with lamp, filters, substage condenser, Reichert objectives, binocular head, binocular eyepieces, Includes Reichert objectives including Plan objectives | Reichert Iris PhA 40/0.9 160/0.17 | Reichert Flour Oel-Iris 100/1.3 | Reichert Apo 45 delaminated at edge Electrically untested but mechanically ok

A Collection of Antiflex Microscope Objectives, collection of Antiflex microscope objectives comprising a: Epiplan Antiflex X16/0.04, Antiflex X2.5/0.08, Antiflex X6.3/0.16 (oil), all in plastic bubbles.

A Pol-Neofluar Microscope Objective, a Pol-Neofluar microscope objective X25/0.6 (Pol.Z) in a plastic bubble.

Vickers Binocular Microscope, Vickers binocular microscope, shear head with control panel and PSU, mechanical stage, 5 objective turret, binocular head with 2 eyepieces, untested

A Trinocular Microscope, unsigned, electric lamp, WF10 eyepieces, and eyepiece for a Nikon Coolpix 990 camera, one objective fitted.

A Selection of Microscope Objectives, to include an Olympus L40/0.75, and examples by Cooke, Vickers, and others, some unsigned, total of 10, and a micrometer slide,

A Plan-Neofluar Microscope Objective, a Plan-Neofluar microscope objective X40/0.9 (multi-immersion) in a plastic bubble.

A Collection of Aufl Microscope Objectives, collection of Aufl microscope objectives comprising a: Aufl X16/0.32, Aufl.pol X16/0.32, Aufl X6.3/0.16, all in plastic bubbles.

Classic Microscopy, Polarising Microscopes, including a microscope by Leitz Wetzlar, with substage polariser, on focusing substage, rotating stage, body tube with quick release objective, slide in/out polariser & Bertrand lens, with cross hiar eyepiece, finished in black and chrome; and a large polarising microscope engraved 'meopta MADE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA 212686' with focusing substage polariser, rotating stage, body tube with slide in/out polariser & Bertrand lens, eyepiece with cross hairs

Classic Microscopy, 4 Microscopes, 4 compound microscope by Cooke Troughton & Simms

Classic Microscopy, Leitz Wetzlar Binocular Microscopes, to include a Litz trinocular microscope finished in black and chrome, with 3 Leitz Pol objectives, and substag e condenser, with another similar, and a Leitz HM-LUX Binocular Microscope

Classic Microscopy - Beck London Model, English, c.1960, engraved to the limb 'BECK LONDON, LONDON MODEL 34758' the microscope finished in grey with all chromed fittings, plano-concave mirror focusing substage, large full circuit stage, tripple nosepiece objectives & eyepiece. Provenance: from a member of the Quekett microscope club and kept as a working instrument

Paramount Studios and Antz (1998) Two Crew Jackets and Cast signed Frasier photograph –Paramount Studios, black padded jacket with brown suede sleeves, fully lined, with the Paramount logo embroidered in brown and gold across the back, snap fasteners to front, label reads ‘Paramount, USA type’, size XL, unworn as new; Antz (1998) black and white padded crew jacket, fully lined, film title embroidered on left breast, film title and image of an ant under a microscope across the back all in black, green, and brown, snap fasteners to front, label reads ‘JSR Industries Inc., USA type’, size XL, unworn as new; together with, Frasier (American TV series, 1993-2004) Cast signed publicity photograph, signatures include, Kelsey Grammer, John Mahoney, Peri Gilpin, David Hyde Pierce, Jane Leeves and Moose (Eddie), 8 x10 inches, framed and glazed, 11 x 13 inches. (3) Provenance:The vendor worked as a receptionist for 15 years with Cinema International Corporation (CIC) film distribution company (started by Paramount Pictures and Universal Pictures in the early 1970s).