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6 Merit microscope sets, all microscopes present but may have some components missing, and a box of slides. Collect only

4 microscope sets with extra scientifically prepared slides etc.,

A large cased L-201 microscope and a Merit microscope with spare slides.

6 Waddington's microscope laboratory kits, 5 x No.323 and 1 x No.211, all microscopes present but some components may be missing, being sold as seen, collect only

7 Waddington's microscope lab kits, 3 x 7153, 1 x 323 and 3 No.210, all microscopes present but some components may be missing, being sold as seen, collect only

A cased brass microscope.

4 Kosmos electronic, microscope chemistry sets & a Merit chemistry set (all used), may be missing some components, so being sold as seen, collect only

A Waddingtons Future scientist microscope laboratory & a Selco new scientist microscope set (both used), may be missing some components, so being sold as seen, collect only

7 boxed Merit microscope, all microscopes present, but may be missing some components, so sold as seen.

A CAST IRON AND STAINLESS STEEL TRAVELLING MICROSCOPE BY W.G. PYE & CO. LTD GRANTA WORKS CAMBRIDGE, 37CM LCondition report  

Collectables to include a pocket microscope Kensitas cigarette cards, opera glasses, a Spencer, Turner and Boldero Ltd calendar from 1927 with comical pictures

A 20thC brass microscope, label for Praxis, in a mahogany case.

A copper ale muller, 30cm high, parts of an Arnold & Sons microscope and other brass ware.

Toy cash till, Telescope, microscope, child' s folding tool box with tools (4)

British Cartes de Visite Portraits of Writers and Notables, including carte by Allayne Beaumont Legard (1847-1933) with later inscription 'Lorina Hannah Liddell' [mother of Alice Liddell, 'Alice in Wonderland' - Legard and Liddell were both descended by marriage from the Beaumont and Liddell families, friends and neighbours in Northumberland] (1), Blondin, tightrope walker, with ink signature recto (1), Chrsitine Spartali, Whistler's model (1), Ruskin (1), Dickens (1), Lily and Edward Langtry (1), Mrs Coventry Patmore (1), Bulwer Lytton (1), Tennyson (1), Robson (1), Elizabeth Barrett-Browing after print (1) and gentleman with microscope and circumferentor (1), G, 1860s (

A Monocular Microscope, by R & J Beck London, serial no 28954, lacqurered brass, German style student type, with horeshoe foot, three turret objectives, (one missing), in wooden case, with brass handle

An early 19th Century Cary lacquered brass Gould's Improved Pocket Compound Microscope of small size, engraved 'Cary, London', with objectives, slides, mirror, forceps and tweezers, in mahogany case with threaded mounting socket to front, circa 1830, 95mm wide, G

An early 19th Century lacquered brass Cary-Gould's Improved Pocket Compound Microscope of medium size, with objectives, slides, forceps/flea spike and mirror, in mahogany case with threaded mounting socket to lid, with descriptive illustrated leaflet, circa 1830, 165mm wide, F-G, base of limb repaired, body-tube lacquer worn

A late-19th Century lacquered and anodised brass Student's Compound Monocular Microscope, with eyepiece, objective, simple stage with forceps, wheel of stops and Swift-type base, polariser and light box, in mahogany case, 230mm high, G

An early 19th Century brass Abraham Bath Compound Jones Most Improved Type Microscope, with simple stage, mirror, mirror glass replaced, compass-joint at base of limb, folding tripod base, engraved 'Abraham, Bath', with accessories including six objectives, Lieberkuhn, stage bull's-eye condenser, fishplate, stage forcep/flea spike, manuscript list of objects and slides, in mahogany case, 300mm wide, overall G, but restored and cleaned with original lacquer removed

A later 19th Century lacquered brass Compound Monocular Microscope, with two eyepieces, three objectives, in cans, one empty can, polariser and analyser, mechanical stage with forceps, wheel of stops condenser, plano-concave mirror and Y-shaped foot, with fishplate, live box and bull's-eye condenser on stand, in mahogany case, 490mm high, G, case handle incomplete

A mid-19th Century lacquered brass Smith & Beck 'First-Class No. 2 Stand' Binocular Microscope, with two pairs of eyepieces, Wenham prism, double objective changer, six objectives - three with correction collars and one oil immersion - in cans, mechanical stage, with limb-fitting illuminating mirror and bull's-eye condenser, Wenham parabolic reflector, swivelling selenites and plano-concave mirror, the limb mounted with compass joint on single pillar, with Y-shaped foot engraved 'Smith & Beck, 6 Coleman St, London, 1085', manufactured in 1856, accessories including high power tube, polariser, analyser, rotating achromatic condenser, live box and parallel compressor, in original mahogany case, 440mm long, overall G, some wear to lacquer in places

Various Instruments, Pillischer lacquered brass student's compound monocular microscope, no 1372, with Y-shaped foot; tinplate kaleidscope, 270mm long, re-covered; early to mid-18th Century pasteboard, vellum and horn three-draw telescope, incomplete, a.f.; two demonstrational prisms, one a.f.; and pair of gilt-brass spring lorgnettes; (6)

A modern Nikon Alphaphot YS Binocular Compound Microscope, with three objectives, G

Microscope Parts, including early 19th Century Simple Pocket Microscope, incomplete, in card case, G; 20th Century Leitz black and chrome Eyepiece Micrometer, in maker's case, G; lacquered brass circular mechanical polarising stage; Swift lacquered brass ½in objective, in can; and set of six simple objectives, in fitted case; (5)

A late 19th Century lacquered brass and iron Microscope Lamp, with glass reservoir and white ceramic diffuser, in wooden case, 305mm high, F, reservoir cracked

A late 19th Century lacquered brass Wale-Limb Compound Binocular Petrological Microscope, with two eyepieces, two objectives in triple nosepiece, divided circular mechanical stage, limb-mounted bull's-eye condenser, plano-concave mirror, Wale radial limb support with clamp and Swift-type foot, F-G, lacks condenser, stage loose, parts missing; with 'A Popular Handbook to the Microscope', Wright, L, 1895, 'Half hours with the Microscope', Lankester, E, 1892, and 'The Preparation and Mounting of Microscopic Objects', Davies, T, 1890; (4)

19th Century Pocket Microscopes, cylindrical pocket microscope, in pasteboard case (1), simple lens set in brass in horn mount (1), simulated fishskin case for simple microscope, with lens set and slides, microscope missing (1), with J B Dancer photomicrograph of Lord Rosse's Telescope, 1873 (1), F-G (4)

A Mahogany Simple Microscope, probably home-made, of rectangular form, with two objectives, with pivoting apertures, simple stage, removable limb, pivoting mirror and solid base, with star motif to back, 19th Century or later English printed paper in socket, 90mm long, F, mirror silvering tarnished (1)

Cartes de Visite, specialised subjects - sports, including Beaumont College, Eton, cricket eleven, circa 1872 (1), boy's cricket on green, Wrexham/Edwards (1), school sports team groups (2), cricketer on back of cdv (1), cabinet of lawn tennis party (1), with Claudet portraits (3), T R Williams (1), with various - VC winner (1), diver in suit (1), lady in Welsh dress (1), dog (1), woodchoppers (2), lady in protective glasses (1), gent with microscope on table (1), others (13), mainly 1860s, mostly G (30)

Box containing a quantity of various 'zoology' and 'histology' microscope slides

Metal and brass microscope in wooden box and a bone and ivory nine-spot domino set in 19th century wooden mahogany box (2) 

C. Baker of London, Microscope in fitted box, serial number 42545 - NO RESERVE

A brass student microscope in wooden fitted case

AN OAK CASED BECK OF LONDON MICROSCOPE, model 29, one spare lens in slide out rack, approximate height 31cm, case height 34cm

A mid 20th century Carl Zeiss Jena brass cased microscope, no. 63504, 34cm high, together with a pair of early 20th century binoculars, in a leather case

A mahogany antique box of unusual design,a cased microscope and a large wooden plane together with a pair of wall lights.

A Victorian brass Microscope in original Mahogany case, fitted with eyepiece, 1/2" and 1/6" objective lenses and a slide drawer, 12'' tall x 6'' long x 8'' wide, with key

A SELECTION OF OPTICAL EQUIPMENT to include a Kodak projector, cased microscope and slides, and a bird watcher's scope

A W Watson & Sons microscope, London, Service II, serial number 1062525, adjustable mechanism, black frame, complete with mahogany dovetailed carrying case, with various fittings, lenses etc

A Broadhurst Clarkson boxed microscope, early 20th Century fitted in an oak case, the microscope inscribed R&J Beck, stamped London, serial number 30986

An early 20th century brass lacquered microscope with various accessories within a fitted mahogany hinge lidded box with pink velvet lining, the hinges stamped PM & Co. Patent, width of box 27cm.

A vintage black painted Microscope by Beck, London. Model 47. Complete with fitted wooden case with leather carry handle. Approx. 36cm tall.

Boxed Janik Zoom 90-900 x microscope and a Russian spotting scope. P&P Group 3 (£25+VAT for the first lot and £5+VAT for subsequent lots)

A quantity of laboratory microscope slides, by W Watson & Sons of London, mainly human specimens in original pine case

A MAHOGANY CASED BRASS MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE, A FOLD DOWN LENS ABOVE THE BLACKENED STAGE, THE BOX. W 26.5cms.

A Spencer Buffalo microscope with fitted case and selection of interchangeable lenses

Wooden cased junior microscope kit. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

Boxed SEL student microscope. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

Collection of microscope slides in cabinet, plus others in wooden box

Vintage microscope in wooden case

Brass set of scales and a microscope

SMALL BOX CONTAINING A MICROSCOPE AND OTHER ITEMS

A Marlux students microscope in wooden case

A Merrit microscope set, microscope slides and other scientific instruments.

A Brunel cased microscope and a collection of slides

A mixed lot; to include a quantity of old glass bottles; a microscope by J White, a box of old keys and sundry. This lot can only be collected on Saturday 10th October. (10-2pm)

A microscope by C. Baker of London, No. 9962, together with a circular measuring gauge (2).

A small lacquered brass field microscope, in box. 

A brass monocular microscope, in mahogany case.