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A high power binocular/microscope, by Watson & Sons, London

W. Watson & Sons 20th Century microscope in case

18th century travelling part microscope, in oak case with metal string border

Microscope by C. Baker London, no.35156 in mahogany box, and Everay high frequency electro therapy machine in mahogany box

A collection of 12 microscope slides in wooden frames

Late 19th/early 20th Century brass compound microscope by Henry Crouch of London, No.7237, housed in a mahogany case, height of case 30.5cm ** General condition consistent with age

BOXED MICROSCOPE & SLIDES a boxed monocular microscope by Watson & Sons, also with three boxes containing some glass specimen slides. Makers include E Wheeler, Reynolds & Branson, Watson & Sons, John Browning etc.

CASED MICROSCOPE - LEITZ a brass monocular microscope by E Leitz, Wetzlar, No 10481. In a fitted mahogany case, with lenses, glass slides and other accessories.

CASED MICROSCOPE & SLIDES - INSECTS an interesting brass microscope, in two sections which screw together. With 6 numbered slides, each with Insects and other samples. In a fitted wooden box.

LARGE CASED MICROSCOPE & ACCESSORIES a large brass monocular microscope, probably made by R & J Beck. In a fitted mahogany case with a range of lenses (some by Beck) and a variety of other accessories.

CASED MICROSCOPE - W WATSON & SONS a monocular microscope in a fitted mahogany case, and with an additional lens. Also with another microscope (no makers name), and a magnifier. (3)

PHILIP HENRY GOSSE (4 TITLES): THE CANADIAN NATURALIST ? A SERIES OF CONVERSATIONS ON THE NATURAL HISTORY OF LOWER CANADA, L, John Van Voorst, 1840, 1st edn with errata slip, orig blind stpd cl + AN INTRODUCTION TO ZOOLOGY, [1844], 1st edn, 2 vols, orig cf gt + EVENINGS AT THE MICROSCOPE.., [1859], 1st edn, orig, blind stpd cl, gt + THE ROMANCE OF NATURAL HISTORY, 1860 1st edn, rebnd, qtr cf, aem, (5)

Four circa mid-19th Century Play Bills including MR BATTY?S TRAINED LIONS TIGERS LEOPARDS ETC; WILL BE HEIGHTENED BY THE EXTRAORDINARY EXERTIONS OF M PLEGE THE GREAT FRENCH RIPE DANCER; THE FIRST SLACK ROPE VAULTER IN THE WORLD MR H WALKER ?, Theatre Royal, Great Yarmouth, Tuesday April 7th 1840, approx 20? x 8?, housed in glazed display + BATTY THE FIRST HORSEMAN IN THE WORLD WITH HIS UNRIVALLED STUD AND COMPANY OPEN EVERY EVENING, Norwich, approx 15? x 10 ½?, housed in glazed display + POLYTECHNIC EXHIBITION ST ANDREWS BROAD STREET NORWICH, including ?some exquisite chemical and other experiments?, ?Band of the 8th Hussars?, ?The Oxy-Hydrogen Microscope?, ?Dissolving Views and Phantasmagoria?, ?The Astronomical Lantern and Chromatic Fire Cloud?, ?The Invisible Girl? etc, approx 10 ½? x 6? + THE SEVEN CHAMPIONS OF CHRISTENDOM; OR THE KNIGHT OF ENGLAND AND GREEN DRAGON EXCLAMATION OF EGYPT, arranged by Mr Ducrow of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, approx 8? x 5?, each poster individually laminated A/F (4)

A workbox 'Medina' a microscope boxed with slides, desk set, etc Indian and Arabic

A lab microscope kit, tea cards, soda siphon, monopoly, etc

A USSR binocular microscope

A brass and japanned metal microscope by F Koristka, Milano, N 21211, in mahogany box with spare lenses

A 20th century brass microscope, single barrel, cased

A brass and black lacquer monocular microscope with three interchangeable lenses, contained within a box with additional lens, 33cm high

A 19th century brass platform microscope, by Phillip Harris and Co., Birmingham

A small selection of collectors items, to include a cased set of drawing instruments, a Theodolite, a monocular microscope and a fob watch. (4)

A CASED SPENCER BUFFALO MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE, No.56384

FOUR BOXES AND LOOSE GLASS, CERAMICS, to include Petit Point dressing table set, students microscope, stool/table, Trojan easel, clock etc

A lacquered brass monocular microscope by J M Bryson, 60 Princes Street, Edinburgh, with accessories contained in original mahogany case with label to interior of door

A lacquered brass monocular microscope by J M Bryson, 60 Princes Street, Edinburgh, with accessories contained in original mahogany case with label to interior of door

Nachet Optician French students microscope in mahogany case and a Pr. Of Leather cased binoculars. Condition - Damage to box and cracked lens

A microscope in mahogany case with some additional lenses. E. Leitz, Wetzlar. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Rack and pinion mechanism working.

A box of approximately 100 microscope slides, not professionally prepared but interesting, largely specimens of human organs.

Late 19th / Early 20th century Mahogany Cased Field Microscope

A binocular microscope by Cooke,Troughton & Simms in a fitted case

A microscope in mahogany case with some additional lenses. E. Leitz, Wetzlar. Condition Report. To be used as a guide only. Rack and pinion mechanism working.

A binocular microscope by Cooke,Troughton & Simms in a fitted case

A pair of Opera Glasses, a Comet Bensenea Camera, old photograph, plate, developing dish, microscope, etc.

A Kima Microscope by W. Watkins & Sons Ltd., London no. 51560

A Britex Naturalist microscope, microscope kit, a telescope and tripod

A mid 19th century W. Ladd & Co (Beak St W & 199 Brompton Road S.W) brass microscope with mahogany case, lenses to include Watson & Son 373 High Holborn, London, C Baker 244 High Holborn, London, W Watson & Sons Ltd and similar (qty) - Est £200 - £400

A Junior microscope, a Nikon AF Nikkor lens with case and a leather cased drinking flask (3) Est £20 - £40

Ernst Leitz black finish monocular microscope boxed with separate binocular attachment also boxed

A Watson British Microscope, boxed; with a collection of cased slides; etc

A BRASS MICROSCOPE, THE LACQUERED AND BLACK FINISHED BRASS WITH PLANO CONCAVE MIRROR AND SUBSTAGE CONDENSER, SEVERAL ACCESSORIES, EARLY 20TH C

A MICROSCOPE STAND AND VARIOUS ACCESSORIES AND A JACOB & CO EMBOSSED OXIDISED METAL COFFER NOVELTY BISCUIT TIN

Two boxes of cameras and camera boxes, a Prior, London microscope, binoculars, editing machine, tripods, etc.

`Bausch & Lomb Optical Co` USA monocular microscope

Vintage three draw telescope with wooden grip and a brass cased pocket microscope

A GS electric microscope, No 6284, and a GS electric microscope, No M25337

A binocular microscope, by C Baker, London, No 30425, and an R&J Beck microscope, No 9515, boxed

An eclectic lot to include old binoculars, opera glasses, microscope, ephemera, etc

A Watson stereoscopic binocular microscope, model 118223, dated 1955, also included within case a cylindrical light.

Buonanni Filippo. Observationes circa viventia, quae in rebus non viventibus reperiuntur [Primo tomo]. Romae: Typis Dominici Antonij Herculis, 1691. In-4° (mm 220x168). Pagine xx, 342, [4] con 30 carte di tavole incise in rame di cui una ripiegata. Antiporta allegorica incisa in rame e frontespizio calcografico della seconda parte a carta QQ2v. Timbro abraso al frontespizio. Legatura coeva in pergamena su cartone, titoli manoscritti al dorso. Edizione originale delle Observationes del gesuita Filippo Buonanni. L`autore raccoglie i risultati di diverse osservazioni condotte con il microscopio, di cui si costruì personalmente un esemplare a tre lenti (DSB II, 591-592: ""Buonanni made extensive studies in the natural sciences; he constructed his own microscope with three lenses, which proved to be an ingenious mechanism for continual observation""). Una parte dell`opera consta di una risposta a quanto Francesco Redi pubblicò nel 1684 nelle sue Osservazioni (vd. lotto 475), in netta contrapposizione con la teoria della generazione spontanea sostenuta da Buonanni.

A Watson Barnet microscope No 135909 together with a Stanley Gibbons Gay Venture stamp album containing a quantity of mixed British and worldwide stamps

A quantity of vintage board games to include a boxed Dover Patrol Game, a boxed draw-bridge compact model, a Parcheesi board, a Ludo board, a boxed Halma set (some games partially complete) together with a small C Baker microscope with a box containing a selection of insect related slides

Prinz Students microscope

A Watson Barnet microscope No 135909 together with a Stanley Gibbons Gay Venture stamp album containing a quantity of mixed British and worldwide stamps

A quantity of vintage board games to include a boxed Dover Patrol Game, a boxed draw-bridge compact model, a Parcheesi board, a Ludo board, a boxed Halma set (some games partially complete) together with a small C Baker microscope with a box containing a selection of insect related slides

A Parkes and Son of Birmingham brass microscope with two lenses

Boxed Selcol New Scientist Microscope plus boxed Trix Permag Electric Motor

A collection of Geology training microscope slides, with paper labels for Gregory Bottley London

An early 19th century Withering-type pocket Botanic microscope, in oak case, with printed paper label to the interior of the lid and enclosing pivoted brass pillar mounted with folding objective lens within ivory mount above stained stage and a lens

MAHOGANY CASED MICROSCOPE

Early 20th century brass microscope