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A Monocular microscope by Hall Bros. Croydon. An optical reflective microscope with a 10x eye piece and 2cm lens. In a fitted wooden case with sliding door. VGC. £30-50

2 Boxes of dominoes together with 3 wooden boxes & cased microscope

Box containing a quantity of antique oval prints in gilt frames, a box field microscope, fishing flies etc

Five cameras, two additional lenses, a J. Swift microscope, a/f, and a smaller microscope

Baker Biolux II Microscope, in grey metal, stamped 14450, in case.

Brass travelling microscope with a few prepared slides (cased) together with two drawing sets and a slide rule

A cased microscope.

A cased Watson microscope and a box of slides.

Game.- Wallis (Edward, publisher) Wallis's New Game of Genius, or Compendium of Inventions connected with the Arts, Sciences and Manufactures...for the Amusement and Instruction of Youth of both Sexes, hand-coloured engraved sheet with 36 fine aquatint vignettes around title and central view, dissected and mounted on linen, c.380 x 475mm., lightly soiled, title faintly offset, folding into original marbled board slip-case with hand-coloured aquatint view of a paddle-steamer & title mounted on upper cover, rubbed, a little soiled and marked, [Whitehouse p.39], small 4to, E.Wallis, [c.1835].⁂ Scarce game depicting a variety of activities including glass-blowing, a magic lantern, printing, a camera obscura, ballooning, watch-making, a microscope, carriage-building and an early railway engine travelling on a bridge over a river with paddle-steamer below. Library Hub lists only the BL copy in the UK, WorldCat adds another in the National Library of Scotland plus 5 in America.

A STUDENTS MICROSCOPE AND ACCESSORIES

A quantity of microscope spares

A microscope model L-L-201, some slides, boxed with key.

Scientific Instruments - a Vickers monocular microscope, three objectives on a rotating plate, sub-stage condenser, hardwood case with presentation plaque, Presented to the Rt Hon. Lord Robens of Woldingham; a mahogany microscope box (2)

A PRINZ MODEL 380L MICROSCOPE KIT, NOT COMPLETE

Two boxes of microscope slides, mainly related to medical specimens such as tumour's, etc.

Cooke, Troughton & Simms Ltd, York, England military microscope.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

A Watson microscope in fitted wooden case, with accessories.

A vintage brass microscope in fitted box.

Six microphotograph microscope slides by J.B. Dancer, various subjects.

Three microscopes- Opax number 214251, a Prior of London number 12495, both with travel cases and a Services number KS68063 binocular electronic microscope

TWO TRAYS OF CASED MICROSCOPE SLIDES IN WOODEN CASES, including examples supplied by T Gerrard & Co, Flatters & Garnett Ltd, etc

A PHILIP HARRIS MICROSCOPE and six other microscopes (7)

A CASED SWIFT NINE FIFTY SERIES MICROSCOPE and three empty microscope boxes

A Bresser microscope with carrying case

A Leica 2000 ATC 230 volt microscope manufactured in America.

PINE FRAMED MICROSCOPE, A MODERN GIMBALLED COMPASS, SETS OF SCALES ETC

Bausch Lomb optical co Rochester new York USA microscope & case

Original vintage army recruitment poster: It's a worth-while life Join the Regular Army Apply to any Army Information Office or Employment Exchange, or write to the War Office (MP6), London, S.W.1. Great image of a young soldier in a science laboratory looking through a microscope against a deep orange background, the text in stylised yellow and black letters. Prepared for the War Office by the Central Office of Information. Printed for Her Majesty Stationery Office by Fosh & Cross Ltd., London. Very good condition, creases on margins, light folds.Year of printing: 1950s, country of printing: UK, designer: Unknown, dimensions (cm): 75.5x50.5.

A Beck binocular microscope - 16082 - a/f.

An early 20th century cased microscope by Voigtlander, Braunschweig, serial no. 50639 circa 1920.

A 19th century cased compound brass microscope, unsigned, circa 1885.

An early 20th century cased microscope by W & H Seibert Wetzlar, serial no. 21145, circa 1910.

A binocular microscope, Charles Perry, 41 Northolme Road, London, cased

A boxed 1950's Microscope.

A 19th Century brass compound microscope, the platform base signed S & B Soloman LondonW in fitted mahogany case with spare lenses, height 38.5cm

Binocular microscope by W Watson & Sons London No. 110483 in original box Condition Report & Further Details Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs

A Beck Model 29 monocular microscope, in oak box.

A case of microscope slides, approx 50 with specimens. 

An old monocular microscope, by C Baker; and a small quantity of further items.    

A cased Beck London microscope, No.24096

A cased Ernest Leitz microscope No.230869 with accessories

A cased W R Prior London microscope, No.7213

REICHERT CASED MICROSCOPE a brass and metal monocular microscope with two lenses, marked C Reichert, Wien, VIII, Bennogasse 26. In a fitted case and with additional lenses.

BOXED MICROSCOPE & MICROSCOPE SLIDES a brass and metal monocular microscope by W Watson & Sons, marked Holos Fram 10878 and in a fitted box with additional lenses. Also with a few microscope slides in a small box, including Shakspere painted by N Hilliard (microdot slide), and other vintage slides including makers such as Flatters & Garnett, Ward of Manchester, and E Wheeler.

NEGRETTI & ZAMBRA MICROSCOPE a brass monocular microscope by Negretti & Zambra, also with a cased brass students microscope and and another microscope part.

A Zsolnay Pecs style lamp, slight damage, a pair of brass candlesticks, a microscope, and other items (box)

Early 20th Century mahogany table cabinet, fitted twenty shallow drawers, nineteen of these with numbered handles, enclosing a selection of microscope slides, the cabinet 24cm x 21.5cm x 30cm high Condition: Flush-fitted handle to roof has tarnished, general scratches commensurate with age and use, minor loss to back edge of roof, a few tight cracks to hinged front door, lock mechanism removed, top tray is missing its numbered knob handle - **General condition consistent with age

Early 20th Century lacquered brass and anodised monocular microscope, R. & J. Beck, London, No.7147, with rack-and-pinion coarse focusing on a U-shaped base, 25.5cm high, in mahogany box, together with a further box of glass microscope slides and a second vacant box (3) Condition: General wear to anodising and also some wear to edges of U-shaped stage (lacquered brass), case is missing one of the two objectives, 34 of 36 slides are present in the 6 trays of the microscope slide box, the second box is entirely vacant (ie does not contain trays or slides) - **General condition consistent with age

A miscellaneous lot including a microscope lens case, a travelling chess set (incomplete), a pair of opera glasses and other items including an early 20th century copper cigarette box painted with a medieval hunting scene

A simple microscope, dumpy level and another level by Troughton & Sims

A 'Wild' cream finish binocular microscope, no. M5-97457, with later wooden box

A compound achromatic microscope by R&J Beck Ltd, London, serial number 21295, in box with spare lens etc

A late 19th Century oil immersion microscopy lens by J. Swift & Son, London W. in a container marked for water immersion - sold with an unmarked microscope lens in a L. Casella container

A boxed J Swift & Son microscope and accessories, together with a cased Zeiss Ikon camera

A collection of 70 microscopic slides with miniature photos of paintings and fossils, insects and fauna from around the world, together with a large cased microscope and five various cased small monocular microscopes including an example by J H Steward, a map reading magnifier and other optics

A CARL ZEISS LACQUERED BRASS COMPOUND MICROSCOPE WITH TRIPLE OBJECTIVE TURRET, ROUND STAGE AND SUBSTAGE CONDENSER, ON 'Y' FOOT, 30CM H, WITH SEVERAL LENS CANS ETC, IN FITTED MAHOGANY CASE, C1900

3 cases of human tissue microscope slides from St Mary's Hospital Inoculation Department

Cased microscope

A Prior microscope in wooden case together with three other microscopes by Motic and Watson of London (a/f)

E LEITZ WETZLAR LACQUERED BRASS MICROSCOPE, No 61709, in fitted carry case with additional lenses, slides ETC, signed and numbered to the foot