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A 19th century brass Gould type microscope, with lenses and bone slides, attaching to a fitted mahogany box, 5in (12.5cm) w.

A cased set of drawing instruments by W H Harling Ltd, with a lift out tray in a fitted tin box, another set by Stanley in a fitted mahogany box, a third continental set brass and steel; Dr Spamer's Coil, dry cell lacking, a brass monocular microscope by Baker, London, cased, a Sikes hydrometer by Loftus, 321 Oxford St, London, part missing, a Magneto-Electric Machine, and other medical instruments. (a lot)

Kay, chemistry set No.13, test tubes, chemicals etc, with instruction book, Bunsen burner etc (G), plus Selcol New Scientist Microscope with accessories and instructions (G,BG), and TSL Young Carpenters Tool set, incomplete (F,BF)

A large copper tray, a clinometer field mark 6, a field microscope, a McCarth foot heater.

An H. Crouch, London brass microscope, with extra lenses, in fitted case 11in.

A 19th Century cased pocket telescope with lacquered brass fittings and a miniature microscope, with slides in mahogany case

A Hetto Brass and Black Metal Microscope, cased

A Walt Disney Lantern slide, lamp, microscope, Brownie box camera, No4 Kay Bakelite telephone (5)

Adams.Essays on the Microscope,2v,1798.

A 19th Century brass travelling microscope in part fitted case by Carey of London, and a student's microscope

A quantity of various items including a silver topped dressing table bottle, various microscope fittings, a set of scales etc.

Leitz Wetzlar brass and iron microscope, boxed

Early 19th Century pre-acromatic Monocular compound brass Microscope, with lenses and other accessories, in a fitted mahogany box, by Dolland - London.

A mahogany microscope slide cabinet, 20th century, the moulded top above two flame veneered doors enclosing an arrangement of short and long drawers, 112 x 113 x 50 cm.

A mahogany cased microscope, with lacquered brass fittings by C. Baker, High Holborn, London 12in.

A cased gilt brass monocular microscope a French gilt metal combined compass and folding binocular and a part bone chess set

An 18th century "simple" single screw microscope, the main barrel with ivory cap and open brass main frame, together with four numbered ivory and brass mounted lenses, a lens arm attachment, a pair of shaped tweezers and a pair of tweezers with angled heads, a brass three sectioned slide and three ivory three sectioned slides, overall housed in a shagreen case, the case 2.75 x 12 x 6 cm (ILLUSTRATED)

Dr Henri Van Henrck; The Microscope, London 1893; Beck Microscopes catalogue C.1940; R M Allen, The Microscope, London 1940, four further vol on microscope

Brass and iron microscope by Watson and Sons

Collection of microscope slides housed in a Victorian mahogany specimen cabinet fitted thirteen drawers enclosed by a glazed door, 21.5cm high together with a quantity of other microscope slides housed within a 20th Century boxwood collectors cabinet, 22cm wide

Lacquered brass microscope on triangular base plate, marked R & J Beck Ltd London 22468, 25.5cm high with accessories in a stained pine case

A microscope by R & J Beck Ltd, number indistinct, early 20th century, the lacquered brass and japanned minocular body with coarse and fine focus adjustment, pivoted frame and adjustable aperture to the stage with angled mirror beneath, on a Y-shaped foot, in original mahogany box, 30cm high, 33cm high overall

A Brass Microscope in fitted mahogany case, also 3 cases containing trays of slides

A Spencer Lens Co microscope, black lacquered and brass framed, wood case and various glass slides, three mugs and plated wares etc.

A Binocular Microscope by Cook, Troughton & Simms Ltd. in wooden case.

A No. 18 military monocular microscope, a 19th century brass monocular microscope, a Dolland optical instrument, hip flask and hunting cups, a 19th century Allen & Son folding pocket knife, a folding spoon etc.

DOLLAND, LONDON, AN EARLY 19th CENTURY BRASS MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE BY THIS CELEBRATED SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT MAKER, with coarse focusing to the column, mechanical stage, adjustable sub-stage condensor, on triple limb stand, signed "Dolland, London", together with a number of accessories including ivory microscope slides, boxes and oddments, incomplete, in a fitted case. Microscope stand 27.5cm note: In its original state, the microscope would have had its separate case, probably with alternative microscope tubes and lenses.

A late 19th Century brass students microscope housed in fitted mahogany case, the case inset with brass screw in base mount for microscope. Illustrated.

*A Carl Zeiss binocular microscope No. 402 4810, another similar monocular microscope; photographic accessories, compasses, and gauges, (a lot).

Parts of a 19th century lacquered brass compound microscope, signed-"Newton & Co, Opticians, 3,Fleet Street,Temple Bar, London", together with parts of a lacquered brass Martin type drum microscope, a/f, ( a lot).

*An early 20th century lacquered brass and iron student's microscope, and three other microscopes various, (3).

*A 19th century lacquered brass binocular microscope, by C.Collins, Optician, 157, Gt Portland St, London, height approx, 50cm, a/f.

*An early 20th century lacquered and oxidised brass microscope , "The Diagnostic", by Baker, 244, high Holborn, London, on folding supports, together with a lacquered brass microscope, on a rectangular mahogany base, and a box of glass slides, (a lot).

A binocular microscope by Carl Ziess, inscribed Zena Nr 61413, in original fitted case with extra lenses and accessories; together with a microscope by C. Baker London, 9260, in case with lenses and accessories -2

A 19th century mahogany cased travelling lacquered brass microscope, makers Carpenter of Regent Street London, with lenses and ivory slides, the fitted case with screw base on lid, 16cm long

Victorian travelling microscope in mahogany box

Brass mounted microscope, by E. Leitz Wetzlar No. 155183, early twentieth century, with accessories and fitted mahogany carrying box

Microscope, with three additional lenses and slides, maker 'W. Watson and Sons Ltd., 313 High Holborn, London, WC1', in box, 29cm high

Brass microscope, in fitted box, with a drawered slide section and three additional lenses

The School Microscope by W. Watson & Sons in original fitted case

A late 19th Century small brass monocular microscope in a mahogany case

Quantity of watchmaker’s accessories including an Olympus bench microscope, Mercer series 590 magnetic base boxed tool, bench watch opening tool, quantity of keys, magnifier, part staking set, dial caliper, accessories etc

An oak cased mid 20th Century monocular microscope.

A second quarter 20th Century mahogany cased microscope by Watson and Glover, together with a smaller cased microscope. (2)

A late 19th Century mahogany cased brass lacquered microscope with spare lenses etc possibly by E. Leitz, London.

An early 20th century brass and black cast "service" microscope by W Watson & Sons, London 66850 and a similar microscope with accessories

A 19th century microscope in The French Georges Oberhaeuser 1830's style and a brass splicer

A small collection of 19th century microscope slides and other related items

A small brass pocket microscope with two ivory slides G+(25-40)

Four microscope nosepiece condensers and objectives by POWELL & LELAND London F(50-100)RK

A Carl Zeiss Jena monocular microscope No.23298, the part lacquered brass body with two eye pieces and objectives A and D, double nosepiece, square stage with substage condenser and mirror, upon a Y shape foot, 30cm high, with mahogany case

19th Century brass Smith Beck & Beck Universal monocular microscope, in a mahogany case, 29cm high together with a quantity of slides

Glass microscope, maker's mark E G Wood, Cheapside, London various lenses and microscope slides, the case with retail mark for Edward George Wood, optician, London h: 12 in.

Microscope in wooden case

A Victorian mahogany cased and lacquered brass Martin type drum microscope, having rising action, and sold with an array of lenses etc, case width 28cm

A student's brass microscope, in case, a pair of folding opera glasses and other optical instruments

A brass Microscope with various additional lenses and glass slides in mahogany case.

A brass Microscope with various lens, inscribed "Watson & Son, High Holborn, London" in mahogany case.

A 19th Century brass microscope by M Pillischer, London, No 613, in fitted mahogany case, with extra lenses

A 19th century gilt brass compound monocular microscope, by Dollond, London, mounted on a mahogany base, the fitted drawer containing accessories, together with it's tapered square section carrying case ,the turned top with brass carrying handle, the interior drawer containing further accessories, (a lot).