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A Victorian mahogany microscope case.

A wooden cased lacquered brass microscope by R & J Beck Ltd, London (standard London model 1)

Small brass microscope, in original fitted box

A 20th century lacquered brass monocular microscope, in fitted mahogany case with spare lens, stamped G. Baker, 12ins

A late 19th century W. Watson & Sons Ltd, lacquered brass microscope, with rack tube, rotating lens mount and three lenses, above a reflector and prism pivoted on a tripod stand, stamped 22909, 14ins

An R & J Beck, lacquered brass monocular microscope, with racked pin adjustment, stamped 18206, in fitted case with extra lens, 10ins

An early 19th century compound brass microscope with compliment of fittings in veneered mahogany case, damage to veneer, 11 1/4in wide.

A W WATSON & SONS LIMITED BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE With black japanned frame (a lot)

A BRASS BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE by Henry Crouch, London, no. 2280, 15in. (38cm.) high

A Victorian brass binocular compound dissecting microscope of Stephenson type, the large brass stage supported by a pair of columnar legs and a more substantial column at the back, with dovetail housing for the limb and shaped bar supporting the binocular prism, substage mirror, the foot engraved 24 High Holborn London, with two eyepieces marked Brit. Mus (nh) and various associated lenses, in fitted mahogany case with brass handle, microscope 33cm h approx . The stage is an old replacement and the foot is an old addition and alteration to lend greater stability. The engraved Baker signature is partly obscured by the column. The rack and pinion is in good working order and the instrument retains most of its original lacquer. The case is in good condition

A Victorian brass and oxidised compound microscope, the body tube with rack-and-pinion focusing and second stage adjustment having fully mechanical stage, sub stage condenser and plano/concave mirror with triple nose turret, signed on the tripod W WATSON & SONS 313 HIGH HOLBORN LONDON 4935, in fitted mahogany case with maker's accessories including three Holos eyepieces and four, Holos objective lenses, 30cm h, case 37cm h . In excellent condition and largely complete, in terms of the accessories supplied. Externally the case stained, which could be cleaned and repolished

A Victorian brass and oxidised compound microscope, with rack-and-pinion focusing, adjustable stage, plano/concave mirror, the tripod signed W WATSON & SONS 313 HIGH HOLBORN LONDON 4808, with eyepiece and three objectives, wood case . In overall very good condition. The plano concave mirror detached from its strut, the case is not original, there is also an additional Leitz objective lens, the sub stage condenser which is probably associated and convex lens on fully adjustable ball joined arm which is probably original

Baker, 244 High Holborn, London, a late 19th century mahogany cased microscope, the lacquered brass barrel above rectangular stage and blackened tripod, the case 32cm high

A collection of early 20th century microscope slides, to include: histology, insect parts, diatoms, coelenterata, bacteria, nodules and professionally prepared slides by Flatters and Garnett, Morne and Thornthwaite, W Watson, Ross etc (a quantity)

A 20th century Winkel-Zeiss Gottingen, No. 52920, cased microscope with circular stage and blackened tube and stand, together with spare lenses and slides, the case 28cm high

A brass and gun metal travelling microscope, the rectangular case for use as the stand.

A brass microscope, cased E.Leitz Welzlar, New York.

A 'student' microscope with brass barrel, painted square iron base and wooden case, 17cm.

An early Olympus Stereo zoom microscope, with spring loaded metal stand painted grey, reg. no. 204785, maximum height 33cm.

A lacquered brass simple monocular microscope, in box from Pallant, 51 Strand; a View Master 3-D viewer with light attachment and cards; and a Clem travelling iron, all boxed, etc.

Victorian Collection Of Interesting Microscope Slides Contained In Miniature Mahogany 4 Drawer Cabinet

A VICTORIAN BRASS FIELD MICROSCOPE with slides in outer wooden case.

A 19TH-CENTURY MAHOGANY-CASED BRASS MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE with rack and pinion focussing, fully adjustable stage, having two alternative objective lenses and various accessories, 39cm, (15.3in) high excluding carrying handle, together with sundry slides

A MAHOGANY-CASED BRASS MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE by W. Aronsberg & Son, Manchester, on black enamelled iron base, with rack and pinion focussing, two alternative objective lenses by C.Reichert Vienna, No 3 and No 7a, the case with interior slide drawer, 26cm (10.3in) high, excluding brass carrying handle

A brass and black lacquered monocular microscope inscribed W.Watson & Sons, Ltd. 313 High Holborn, London "Praxis", number 9327, 31 cms. in fitted mahogany carrying case with additional lenses and slides.

BRASS STUDENT'S MICROSCOPE, in polished wooden box

A BRASS MONOCLUAR MICROSCOPE, boxed, and a cased series of labelled specimen slides boxes labelled 'W.G. Whiting', (2)

A CASED VICTORIAN MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE, with slides, lenses and related accessories, (tin)

A Leitz Wetzlar lacquered brass microscope with japanned base, sub-stage condenser and triple subjective turret; cased with accessories and a Carl Zeiss, Jena Refractometer in wooden transit case.

A late 19th Century brass monocular microscope inscribed A. Pritchard 162 Fleet Street, London, with rack and pinion focus, mahogany case and two subjective lenses and two sets of scales. Taken from the Glasgow practice of an ex Naval surgeon.

Two boxes of glass lantern slides in passe-partout mounts; two boxes of glass negatives' and three boxes of microscope slides. (7)

A brass monocular microscope by Ross of London.

A comprehensive collection of medical instruments, medicine bottles, microscope slides, earthen ware jars, scalpels, etc. (qty)

A Student's Brass Microscope, cased, 26 cm.

A Brass Microscope, 36 cm, and a box of Philip Harris microscope slides (2).

A Beck Model 47 Microscope, 34 cm.

A Lacquered Brass Monocular Microscope, signed J white, Glasgow, with accessories, in a mahogany carrying case.

A Binocular Microscope, Beck, London, cased.

A black lacquer and brass monocular microscope, together with lenses in a teak box, trade label 'R Winkle Optical Works, Gottingen, the 12-1-14'.

A 1975 Carl Zeiss jena microscope.

A Carl Zeiss, Jena, brass and black metal cased microscope, nr 56160, boxed with some optics and cases.

A brass monocular microscope and lacquered stand, the latter inscribed S. MAW. SON & THOMPSON. LONDON., 32cm high (not extended); in a fitted mahogany case

A brass microscope and fittings, in a fitted mahogany case, the microscope 25cm high

A set of twelve microscope slides, each bone slide housing four various round specimen cells, 4.25 ins

A VICTORIAN BRASS MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE retailed by A Franks, Manchester with adjustable stage contained within a wooden box and carrying handle.

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY BRASS MICROSCOPE by iAndrew Pritchard 263 Strand London, additional lenses, slides etc. contained within the original mahogany box, drawer and inset carrying handles.

Brass monocular microscope in mahogany case, rack and pinion focusing with screw fine adjustment on japanned stand, named E Ward Manchester, together with three boxes of slides and a box of accessories.

Late 19th century Culpepper style brass compound microscope, 19.8cm high, with mahogany case

Carl Zeiss Jena 28480, a 20th century mahogany cased microscope with two objectives above a calibrated and adjustable stage with mirror and lenses between it and the blackened tripod, further eyepieces and objectives in sliding racks at the top of the case, the case 38cm high.

Wooden cased pocket microscope, circular rulers etc.

Brass microscope, brass stand and magnifying glass and cased binoculars, gas mask etc.

Sowerby (G.B.). A Conchological Manual, 4th ed., 1852, hand-col. eng. frontis. and twenty-eight hand-col. eng. plts., few plts. slightly trimmed to upper margin affecting plate numbers, recent cloth, 8vo, together with Gatty (Mrs Alfred), British Sea-Weeds, Drawn from Professor Harvey's Phycologia Britannica..., 2 vols., 1872, eighty litho plts., ink library stamps to half-titles, orig. cloth gilt, some wear to joints and head & foot of spines, large 8vo, with Gosse (Philip Henry), Evenings at the Microscope; or, Researches Among the Minuter Organs and Forms of Animal Life, [1859], contemp. full calf school prize binding, gilt dec. spine, joints rubbed, 8vo, and with A Year at the Shore, 1865col. plts., recent cloth, 8vo, plus Lardner (Dionysius), Popular Geology, 1856, wood eng. illusts., orig. cloth, 8vo (6)

Quincy (John) English Dispensatory, in four parts, 10th edition, 1736, bound as one, calf, and Hogg (Jabez) The Microscope, 2nd edn, 1856, illus, 1/2 calf (2).

A small quantity of late 19th/early 20th Century microscope slides and a set of balance scales.

An iron and brass microscope by Frederick Cox, London, cased with optics and slides.

A lacquered brass and gun metal finished monocular microscope by C. Baker of London, with rack and pinion, triple subjective turret, adjustable, mahogany case and accessories.

A Leitz monocular microscope with lacquered brass and Japanned fittings.

A 'G.S' Laboratory binocular microscope, circa 1970, a Spencer monocular microscope a Cooke Traughton & Simms binocular mnicroscope and another.

A brass botanical field microscope a reproduction brass level, a postal scale and a GWR ceramic inulator.

A lacquered brass monocular microscope by R&J Beck, London, c1900 in a cloth covered card case, a wooden case of microscope accessories, a case of prepared slides many by W Waitson and Sons, and a slide preparation kit.