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Beck brass microscope with slides and boxes

Early 20th century brass microscope, 26cm high, with lenses in fitted box

Scientific microscope by Spencer of Buffalo USA

A Vickers Instruments 4-Axis Universal Stage for Polarising Microscope, serial no. M71334, in fitted mahogany case, 225mm wide, circa 1970, G, contents incomplete

Brass and Black-Enamelled Compound Monocular Microscopes, unnamed microscope with triple nosepiece, three objectives and circular stage, in wooden case, 380mm, possibly Eastern bloc copy of UK design, G, and student microscope with Wallace Heaton retailer's label, in wooden case, F, 350mm high (2)

Microscope Literature, Half Hours with The Microscope, 19th ed, 1894, The Microscope And Its Revelations, 5th ed, 1875, spine repaired, other books (6) and small folder of Journals of The Royal Microscopical Society

A mid-20th Century black-enamelled and crackle-finish Beck Binocular Dissection Microscope, jug handle, glass loose stage, in wooden case

Microscope Parts Accessories and Cases, various lacquered brass objectives and cans, some a.f., some later objectives, various eyepieces, Leitz dark ground condenser, in case, microscope slides, three wooden microscope cases and wooden box (a lot)

Cameras and Related Items, including a Goerz type 4½ x 3½in folding strut camera, heavy wear, paint removed from sides, no viewing hood back, with Goerz No 2 135mm f/6.8 lens, AF, an Ihagee Exa Ia with 50mm f/2.9 lens, Braun Super Paxette, a Nikon outfit case, Beck microscope attachment, and a Durtst 335 enlarger

Camera Related Accessories, including Arguet, Plus, LPL (2) film splicer, Sea and Sea MX-10 macro lens, Snap Sights underwater camera housing, Merit student microscope, flash units and other items

An early 20th Century Lacquered and Anodised Brass Baker Compound Monocular Microscope, with draw-tube eyepiece, triple nosepiece, three objectives, in cans, mechanical stage, Abbe condenser, and three other condensers, F, mirror repaired

Early 20th Century Lacquered and Anodised Brass Swift Compound Monocular Microscopes, serial no. 16352, with triple nosepiece, with two eyepieces and three objectives, in cans, and Abbe condenser, F-G, mechanical stage attachment missing, microscope, eyepieces and two objectives engraved for Dr H P Daly; and student microscope, with eyepiece draw-tube, double nosepiece, two objectives and Abbe condenser, P-F; (2)

A Nikon S-Ke Microscope with Kohler Illumination, with quintuple nosepiece, five objectives by Nikon and other maker's, mechanical stage and Abbe condenser, in wooden case, 480mm high, 1960S, G, lacks illuminant and transformer

Microscopes circa 1900, lacquered brass Compound Monocular Microscope, with two eyepieces, rack and pinion focusing, two objectives, circular stage with movable upper section, wheel of stops, mirror and drawer of slides, various periods, some prepared by Clinical Research Association, circa 1900, in mahogany case, 260mm high, a.f., rack and pinion damaged and poorly restored, case reparired and a.f.; with later bull's-eye condenser; and nickel-plate brass R and J Beck Folding Portable Compound Monocular Microscope, serial no. 12934, with eyepiece, three objectives, polariser and dark-ground condenser, each threaded to attach to case, with rack and pinion focusing, mirror and folding tripod base, in leather case, 170mm wide, F, one side of mirror poorly glued; (2)

Various Scientific Instruments, modern binocular microscope, with built in electric illuminant; Rayner Dialdex Refractometer, in case; fibre optic lamp; Daneng Gem Sensor; Allen Ultra Violet Light; and other items (a lot)

Late 19th/early 20th Century brass draw-tube focusing Compound Monocular Microscopes, folding student's model, with eyepiece and Negretti and Zambra objective, in wooden case, 260mm wide; student microscope, with circular base and ball and socket limb attachment, with Steward objective, in can, in original mahogany case, 1890mm wide; and student model, with two objectives, retailed by Norman H Seward, Melbourne, Australia, in mahogany case, 300mm wide, case lock broken; and later black metal SEL Student's Microscope, in case and box; F-G (4)

Various Items, quarter-plate tinplate glass plate tanks (2), brass lenses (3), Jaynay circular mount cutter, camera lucida for microscope, Frot stereo views of Chartreuse, Kodapod clamp camera mount, ambrotypes and other items (a lot)

A mid-20th Century lacquered brass and black-enamelled Leitz Student Microscope, with double nosepiece, Ogilvy objectives (2), Beck objective (1), all in cans, plain stage, in wooden case, 340mm high, with Wray Panora 8 x 21 prismatic monocular (2)

An antique brass binocular microscope by Henry Crouch, London Wall, no 461, in fitted mahogany case with a selection of optics and other accessories, to/w a lacquered brass microscope by Swift & Co, London, in fitted case (2 - both a/f)

A Gambrell, London post office resistance box along with cased MHR Model 301 microscope.

THREE BOXES OF VINTAGE ELECTRICAL ITEMS, CAMERAS AND TWO MICROSCOPES, comprising a Fidelity Fi-Cord reel to reel tape recorder and battery charger, two Reslo Sound Ribbon microphones, a portable Uher 4000 Report-L radio/tape recorder, a 1920s family photograph album, a pair of Boots Admiral binoculars, a Kodak Retinette camera, a Fujifilm Finepix S602 zoom camera, an Olympus XA2 camera, together with a Swift Stereo Eighty binocular microscope and another unmarked binocular microscope serial No. 960050 (s.d) (3 boxes + loose)

An early 20th century 'Improved Household Microscope' having rack and pinion focus from the right side, objective of typical French manufacture, sold along with slide box containing various slides.

A cased Beck brass microscope, circa 1900.

Le Blanc, H.: The Art Of Tying The Cravat: Demonstrated In Sixteen Lessons, Second Edition, London: Effingham Wilson, 88 Cornhill, 1828, together with Traill, H: English Men of Action - Lord Stafford, 1889, Wood, Rev. J.G.: Common Objects Of The Microscope (n/d), Fearon, Rev. D.R.: Brief Memoir Of A Wife, 1831 and Bourne, H.R. Fox: Sir Philip Sidney Type of English Chivalry In The Elizabethan Age, 1893 etc. (27)

A quantity of miscellanea including large wooden tribal figure, metronome, box of cigars, microscope, etc.

A students Microscope, two sets of weights and three spirit levels.

Projection equipment, an Eumig P8 automatic, a Belle and Howell Filmosound 16mm, and a projection screen, together with a Shewsbury model 8M 691 microscope , (4)

A mixed collection of items to include vintage Whistles, Cased 19th Century Student Microscope, Boxed View master , travel clocks ,Cadbury's Orinoco Wooden Chocolate Box etc

A Ronson Lighter, other lighters, Parker fountain pen, microscope, Whiskey flask, etc:- One Tray.

A Walnut Travelling Homeopathic Apocethary Box, by Thompson & Capper, Liverpool, Birkenhead and Manchester, 19th century, together with a case microscope by R & J Beck, model number 27346, a Victorian mahogany slide viewer. a Lotus valve radio, a brass ships lamp a similar copper example and a brass Sestrel bulkhead timepiece etc. (7)

A 19th Century brass cased monocular microscope, together with various optics and accessories

An early 20th Century brass microscope housed in mahogany case 17.5 cm wide x 15.5 cm deep x 29.5 cm high, the microscope stamped Henry Crouch London 4785 with spare lens

A. FRANKS OPTICIAN, MANCHESTER; A cased brass monocular microscope with additional tin of unused glass slides (2).

An Antique brass microscope (no maker's marks), overall height 46cm

9x scientific instruments. Including; a mahogany cased compass. A wall hanging aneroid barometer. A Magnetic Marching Compass in bakelite case. A WWI Prismatic Compass in leather case. A Chinese printing block(?). A student's microscope. 3x slide rules, etc. GC. £40-60

CARPENTER, William B. - The Microscope and its Revelations, original cloth, torn at head of spine, plates, stout 8vo, J & A Churchill, 7th edition, 1891, with 8 others on the microscope (9).

A vintage brass field microscope in fitted box.

A Cased Edwardian Monocular Brass Mounted Microscope by Watson and Son, "The Service" together with a Microscope Camera

Late 19th / early 20th Century brass field microscope, brass double stamp box, four pen knives, an ebony brass mounted parallel rule and two inlaid boxes

Cased student microscope, together with various cameras and related photographic accessories

A student's microscope

A Goerz Berlin No.5287 microscope with box

A Victorian microscope magic lantern and a copper fire extinguisher

A Victorian mahogany-cased microscope with slides, case 22cm high

A lacquered brass field microscope, in fitted case, case 26cm wide

FOUR VINTAGE MICROSCOPES, comprising a PZO Warszawa research microscope model MB 8 in a wooden case, a small Swift FM-31WD field scope with carry case, a wooden case of R & J Beck brass microscope lens', an R&J Beck boxed 'Star' microscope, together with an electric 0700570 (5) (Condition report: not tested, electrics may need attention)

A Leitz electronic microscope.

A microscope with travelling case.

Carl Zeiss Jena lacquered brass and anodised monocular microscope, No 26196, engraved to main barrel, adjusting on rack and pinion coarse focussing to a canted stage with adjustable mirror beneath, the Y-shaped base engraved IVa, sold with eyepieces and cased objectives plus accessories, the mahogany box 37cm high (ex. handle)

Boxed W Watson & Sons of London microscope with boxed accessories

C. Baker of London microscope in case

A 19th century Culpepper-style brass microscope in fitted mahogany case and a brass specimen stand with oil lamp burner

A monocular microscope by J Swift & Sons London in fitted mahogany case with accessories

A monocular microscope by Vickers Instruments in fitted wooden case

A group of Victorian prepared microscope specimen slides together with a microcopy live box and one other accessory

A 1908 E Leitz Wetzlar brass and black lacquered monocular microscope, cased with two lenses, 26.5 cm

A 1908 E Leitz of Wetzlar brass and black lacquered monocular microscope, cased with two lenses, 27.5 cm

A 19th century mahogany dressing table swing mirror having a beaded border and turned feet, 47cm h x 50cm w, together with an oak microscope box and mixed scientific equipmentLocation:

A J Swift & Son London microscope, Reg no 19487 with instructions and box; a Imperial, ‘The Good Companion’ Typewriter with instructions and case (2)

A Victorian cruet stand with loop handle, c.1895; an Edwardian four egg cruet stand, c.1905; A Victorian sugar scuttle, c.1895; A Victorian EPBM tea pot; a miniature tea service; a students microscope by the Signaling Equipment Company; etc (qty)