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A Cased 19th Century Brass Monocular Microscope, The Barrel Inscribed W. Matthews, Portugal Street, London. In Original Mahogany Case with Slide Drawer Containing 23 Slides, 6 Lens Plus Drawer Containing Accessories.

A Leather Cased Combination Telescope / Microscope, "The Davon Patent" by Davidson and Co. Complete with Tripod Stand, Eyepieces Etc.

A mahogany cased W.Watson and Sons of London microscope.

Antique box with cased brass microscope, etc

A lacquered brass travelling microscope, in mahogany case, 17cm, with a pair of racing binoculars in case, an oak barometer, a spinning jenny shuttle thermometer, a chess set and a jewellery box

An early 20th Century microscope, C. Baker, London, cased

Prepared Microscope Slides a collection contained in a 19 drawer cabinet and three wooden boxes (qty)

Nachet (Paris) Microscope black lacquered finish, with four lens turret, adjustable stage, course/fine focussing, condenser (lacks mirror) (cased)

E Leitz Wetzlar Brass Microscope no.137291, with rack and pinion/thumb wheel focussing, three lens turret, condensor, plano-concave mirror and black lacquered tilting base; with accessories in wooden box with plaque 'D O S Blair, Thorney House, Laygate, South Shields'

Microscope (Supplied By Optical Instruments Services, Croydon) no.21440, black finish with three lens turret, graduated rotating stage, condenser, plano-concave mirror and tilting stand, cased

Nikon Alphaphot YS Microscope with four objective lenses with original case (eye piece section has been modified to enable the microscope to be used for photography) Eberbach 25 drawer slide cabinet, Microbiology -Prescott/Harley/Klein, various prepared slides and other related itemsMicroscope is 110V

Carl Zeiss Jena Stereo Microscope no.132210, with black lacquered finish with plano-concave mirror (cased) together with a small collection of leather working tools, a pair of binoculars and other items

Brass Microscope with screw on barrel, rotating aperture disc, concave mirror, rack and pinion and thumb wheel focussing, in mahogany case with drawer of slides case 13'', 33cm high together with a Lion Mercucator No.2 Model screen printing outfit (2)

Microscopes Harvey Reynold with grey lacquered finish, twin lens turret, a small Field Microscope, a Monocular brass example (tarnished) and a Russian MBR1 (cased); together with a Hughes & Son Sextant (cased) (5)

G Dollond (London) Culpeper Type Brass Microscope with rack and pinion focussing, circular stage engraved with makers name and concave mirror; on mahogany base; in pyramid case with additional lenses and slides with makers paper label inside door 12.5'', 32cm high

Ross (London) Microscope No.3184, with single turret lens, rack and pinion/thumb wheel focussing and three footed base; in mahogany case with additional lenses and eye pieceHeavily oxidised

R & J Beck (London) Binocular Microscope brass with two lens turret, adjustable stage, condenser, rotating disc selectable aperture with a variety of shapes and plano-concave mirror; rack and pinion/thumb wheel focussing, on tilting stand; in stained wooden box; with slide box and set of blank slides

Deep Cell Microscope Sample Mounts a rare collection of ivory mounts of two types of mounts in four drawers (i) 12mm diameter with twisted coloured metal surround in two drawers each with 24 examples (ii) 12mm diameter with plain coloured metal surround in two drawers 60 in one 24 in the other (there is some variation in this set, different depths, some lacking glass lids &c) samples include flora, fauna and some minerals; together with a small field microscope

Wooden Boxed Students Microscope

Pine cased microscope C Baker London 6865

A Busch brass and iron monocular microscope with ratchet focus. Boxed.

Leitz binocular microscope serial number 339595, cased Condition:

A circa 1910 cased Carl Zeiss (Jena) microscope with further lenses Ref No 53339 (key)

A large Britains WWI field gun and a 100-900 zoom microscope set

Two boxes of assorted cameras, camera equipment, microscope, etc, including Nikon, Yashica, Olympus, Canon, zoom lenses, etc

Monocular microscope in mahogany case

Ross London: A lacquered brass and black enamelled monocular microscope, signed `Ross, London, 8601`, with rack and pinion focusing, fine focusing, mechanical stage and plano-concave mirror, within a mahogany box, together with a selection of Ross London accessories

A Vickers Instruments electric microscope, with light source, slides, cover, etc

A  late 19th Victorian / early 20th Century mahogany cased gilt brass binocular microscope by  Negretti and Zambra. Complete with various accessories including lenses, bulls eye glass etc please see images. Measures 60cm high.

A vintage cased microscope together with a box of scientific glass slides dating from the early 20th century. Measures 20cm high.

A brass cased students microscope, stamped BPMS, in an oak travelling case. Est £10-20

A Regent Senior microscope, various lenses, accessories, in a mahogany case.

A c.1940's light oak collectors cabinet, the glazed door enclosing 28 narrow drawers, each numbered on an ivorine panel, the bottom two drawers containing some microscope slides, 42cms x 39cms x 33cms deep

A vintage thermograph in metal case, together with a microscope slide preparation turntable

HEARSON OF LONDON NO.423 MICROSCOPE, LENSES & SLIDE BOX

A box of miscellaneous items to include a pair of French binoculars, vintage telephone, microscope, etc

A box of miscellaneous items to include early 20th century brass monocular student's microscope in fitted box, a boxed Myfanwy Welsh dressed doll, various ladies compacts etc

Clarkson & Co 20th century Microscope, brass and cast iron in construction, complete with objectives and attachments

A leather cased telescope and microscope stamped Cooke & Sons and two pairs of binoculars

A cased microscope containing glass slides

A Watson & Sons service microscope plus one other binocular

A Swift and Son microscope in fitted box

A VICTORIAN BRASS MICROSCOPE IN FITTED MAHOGANY CASE, 22CM H AND A QUANTITY OF CONTEMPORARY MICROSCOPE SLIDES

Mahogany cased students microscope & 3 boxes of slides

STEREO MICROSCOPE, a Zeiss Stemi 2000-C stereo microscope

BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, Olympus CX31 binocular microscope

BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, with WF10X lenses

An early 20th Century brass student's microscope, in fitted mahogany case.

Victorian lacquered brass monocular microscope, with accessories, unsigned, in mahogany box inset with brass presentation plaque.

Two vintage cameras including Minolta AS, two pairs of binoculars and a student's microscope (box)

A brass microscope with hinged magnifier, in mahogany box, Adie & Son, Edinburgh

An Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar microscope no.22062, in case with three condenser lenses

A fine Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar microscope no.215844, with interchangeable binocular and monocular optics, in fitted box with accessories, to/w a box of accessories including; slides, jars and bottles, condensers, fittings, etc.

Pair of Victor balance scales with set of circular ounce weights and a set of square grams weights, a Winkel-Zeiss monocular microscope, No.70022, another set of scales, two leather bags and a steel cooling paddle

MICROSCOPE IN WOODEN CASE

Great Britain.1999 Fantasy Novels 26p. Horizontal pair virtually 'Imperforate'. Just tiny indents are visible between under microscope. Cat. £4,000 as complete. Unmounted mint. SG2091 var

A collection of microscope and photographic slides of Medical and Zoological interest, plus further cased crystals and mahogany box - much wear throughout, some slides chipped/discoloured

A combination telescope/microscope in fitted leather carry case, the Davon patent by makers F Davidson & Co with two additional lenses 32.5cm and a pair of prismatic binoculars No 3 MK1 both binoculars and leather case bearing crows foot, case also bearing Wn Jenkinson & Co 1912 - cases to both slightly deteriorating

A monocular microscope by Ernst Leitz Wetzlar with a fitted case and five spare lenses, No. 212291

A 19TH CENTURY LACQUERED BRASS BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, by Henry Crouch, numbered 4621. In fitted case with various extra lens. Case height 50cm