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A collection of 19th & 20th century microscope slides:, including a group of slides prepared by T Brittain, some Brittax slides and others (a lot)

A Victorian gilt brass microscope lantern:, unsigned, the chimney and bottle in a cylindrical mount on a sliding bracket and ring base.

A NIKON CAMERA, WILD TUP 256575 (MICROSCOPE ATTACHMENT) AND A QUANTITY OF BADGES ETC.

A late Victorian mahogany cased lacquered brass monocular microscope by Dolland of London with various lenses and accessories, case 24 cm high

A circa 1900 mahogany cased lacquered brass and black painted monocular microscope, un-named, case 36.5 cm high

A circa 1900 mahogany cased lacquered brass and anodised monocular microscope, case 27.5 cm high

A circa 1900 mahogany cased, lacquered brass and anodised folding microscope by Smith & Beck of London, No'd. 1149, case 30 cm high

A circa 1900 mahogany cased lacquered brass and anodised monocular microscope, the base engraved "J Milner & T.B. Winter & Son, 21 Grey Street Newcastle on Tyne", case 28 cm long

A Victorian lacquered brass simple monocular brass microscope with various accessories and ivory and glass mounted slides, together with one volume CONRAD BECK "The Microscope - a Simple Handbook", published by R & J Beck Limited London 1921, cloth board bound and one volume LINNAEUS CUMMING "Electricity Treated Experimentally", 6th edition, published 1902, tooled and gilded cloth board bound

A mahogany cased surgical kit with ivorine plaque "Surgical Manufacturing Co. Surgical Instrument Makers 83-85 Mortimer Street London W1" (incomplete), together with a box of various microscope slides, mainly animal sections and a box of blank slides, a pair of steel hair tongs and a bag of various vintage shells, fossils and geodes and a cased vintage drawing set

A box of glass microscope lenses.

THREE APPRENTICE PIECES, including a carved two piece cabinet, approximately 42cm high x 23cm wide x 20cm deep (in need of restoration) with a carved cabinet having drop front and a carved dressing table having mirror on stand over cupboard, also including a box of microscope slides and three bottles of wine

A set of letter scales and a miniature boxed microscope

Cased Ernst Leitz Wetzlar microscope

Collection of Chemistry Lab Equipment including Glass Beakers, Microscope, Flasks, etc

TWO PHILIPS ELECTRONIC ENGINEER SETS, each boxed, along with a Empire Microscope set, a Spirograph set and a Tri-Ang child's abacus style counting toy

THREE SMALL DESK CLOCKS, TWO ITLIANATE FRAMES, A POCKET COMPASS, FIELD MICROSCOPE ETC.

A MICROSCOPE, A PAIR OF BINOCULARS AND A CAMERA.

A French brass microscope together with an associated case and a kaleidoscope

A 19th century brass botanist's pocket microscope, of simple conception and folding for use in the field, turned bone handle, 5cm long; a gilt metal lorgnette, 7cm long (2)

A 19th century lacquered brass travelling microscope, rack and pinion adjustment, morocco case, the hinged cover with screw-threaded fitting providing the base, 16.5cm wide overall

A 19th century travelling pocket field microscope, scumbled finish, lacquered brass fittings, 7cm long, tubular card case

A Baker Biolux monocular microscope, three objectives, 31.5cm high, cased, instruction card ensuite

A Beck Binomax jug-handled stereo microscope, two reversible objectives, grey finish, 34cm high, fitted mahogany case, c.1950

A Beck Diamax microscope, x10 eyepiece and three objectives giving magnification up to x450, substage condenser, grey finish, 37cm high, fitted mahogany case

A Prior long arm stereo microscope, x200 magnification, adjustable axis, circular weighted base, 33.5cm high, cased

Science - Hogg (Jabez), The Microscope [...], Illustrated with upwards of Five Hundred Engravings, third edition, London: George Routledge & Co., 1858, contemporary red cloth, 8vo, [1]

A collection of vintage retro camera equipment to include a Pentax P30, Lumix FZ38, SMC PENTAX- A Zoom lens, Pentax Microscope adapter, 2 x Canon PC 1354, Canon PC 1740, Olympus 10 x 21 DPC Binoculars, Arena 8 x 21 Binoculars, Olympus C310 Zoom, various camera cases and memory cards etc.

Microscopes and accessories to include a Dollond lacquered brass travellers microscope with eye pieces and a cap, a Neweys Patent viewer, each contained in a mahogany box, a pocket microscope in a hardwood case and fifty two slides to include examples by T Gerrard & Co and mainly unnamed examples

W.Watson & Sons Ltd microscope with travelling and rotating platform and further lenses below, together with a quantity of eyepieces and further attachments, height of case 35cm

Two cases of microscope slides, approximately 100 in total, one set marked Voigt & Hochgesang Gottingen and annotated verso, appearing to be geological interest, the other case similar, one marked W.Harold Tomlinson, with label to inside of lid Sir John B. Harrison Science & Agriculture, British Guiana

Wooden case of 12 photographic glass slides of microscope subjects, some dated 1914, each approximately 11x8cm

WATSONS BRASS MICROSCOPE

An Opax stereo microscope, 15x 30xw 45x, and a box of slides

Smith Beck & Beck, London; a lacquered brass cased monocular universal microscope serial no.3175, in fitted mahogany case, height 29cm. CONDITION REPORT The rise and fall is fully functional. The fusee chain adjustment system is complete and in working order.

A VINTAGE MICROSCOPE TOGETHER WITH AN OLD PRINTING BOX & CHESS ETC

A Watson & Son "Bactil" microscope boxed with accessories, previously belonging to Stanley Charles Simmens, reputedly the first man to discover the melting point of nylon and first person to use an electron microscope and lecturer at Manchester, Salford and Durban South Africa universities.

A J Parkes & Son compound monocular microscope, English, mid 19th century,signed J Parkes & Son, St Marys Row Birmingham, in fitted mahogany case with four oculars, eight objectives, the microscope This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: TPTP Lots denoted with a 'TP' will be moved to an offsite storage location (Cadogan Tate, Auction House Services, 241 Acton Lane, London NW10 7NP, UK) and will only be available for collection from this location at the date stated in the catalogue. Please note transfer and storage charges will apply to any lots not collected after 14 calendar days from the auction date.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

VINTAGE WOODEN CASED MICROSCOPE SLIDES DATING TO 1881

A C E Mackett & Co cast-iron microscope, and a set of microscope slides from a Prisoner of War Camp in Shanghai China (2)

An early 20th century F Davidson & Co Davon Number 5 military issue telescope microscope, patent no. 13251-12, with British Broad Arrow, in pigskin covering, length 35cm

A large quantity of philatelic material - cigarette cards and matchbox covers etc to include various Ireland stamps; National War Savings Committee stamps; unused cover album leaves; Sunagor lighted microscope; Guernsey seal, etc etc. (large quantity)

A wooden microscope or storage box

A Negretti and Zambra cased brass microscope and various specimen slides

A Vintage Small Microscope

Antique brass microscope by E Leitz Wetzlar No.53447. Comes with fitted carry box which contains various accessories. Additional two boxes of various slides.

A Vintage C Baker London microscope within a fitted travel case

Marietta Pallis interest, Bausch & Lomb Optical Co microscope with case, Stanley triangular wooden drawing implement, small brown case embossed M. Pallis and another initialled A.A.P (4) Marietta Pallis, ecologist, painter and author, was born on 26 October 1882 in Bombay, daughter of Alexander Pallis (Greek scholar and poet) and his wife, Julia Ralli. The family left India in 1892 and settled in Liverpool in 1894. At Liverpool, under the tutalege of F. J. Lewis, Marietta and fellow student Jean Shaw began a survey of the Norfolk broads. In April 1909. Marietta went on to own Long Gores farm, a Marshland property in Hickling, Norfolk

Cary/Gould-type lacquered brass portable compound microscope, Cary, London, circa 1825, the gilt brass sectional microscope with two bone slides, housed within the original mahogany case, the case 10cm diameter

Charles Perry microscope, the black painted body with brass fittings, stamped "D.M.S 1295 M.O.F 29" to left hand eyepiece, makers name to right hand eye piece, housed in a fitted case with two pairs of spare lenses, stamped ministry of food to the door, the case 18cm wide by 32cm high

Withering type lacquered brass botanical microscope

A selection of assorted items, to include a Mauchlin ware box, the printed cover detailed with 'Edinburgh Castle from Princes Street', a Victorian cased brass student/field microscope, a Ronson Bakelite and chrome table lighter, WWII leather belts, a silver mounted dressing table set with green guilloche enamel, hallmarked Manoah Rhodes & Sons Ltd, London 1930, Vintage watches, etc. Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A loom microscope marked Casartelli (Manchester)

A microscope by Jay Swift & Son, cased.

A microscope, by Jay Swift & Son, No.3244, boxed; together with two azimuth circles, each boxed.

Early 20th Century pocket microscope, focusing via retractable barrel, together with a quill cutter with belt clip and spirit level (3)

A late 19th to early 20th Century compound microscope on shaped tripod base in the 'Crouch foot' manner, in wooden case with drawer containing zoological slides

Two cigar cases containing W. Watson and other microscope slides including geological samples, etc.

A cigar box containing W. Watson and other glass microscope slides including biological, and another with botany and medical slides including malarial parasites

A cigar case containing W. Watson glass microscope slides including polycystine from Springfield, Barbados, diatoms, human histology, etc.