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Antique microscope in original box

An early 20th century cased barograph and a Meopta microscope

A 'Zenith' Ultra - 500LA binocular microscope. Height 36cm. Untested.

Field of Birmingham Brass Microscope, with accessories, including lenses in upper drawer of Mahogany case, two boxes of microscopic slides.

Sony Video Camera Recorder. Trilyte, Polar & Simmons binoculars, microscope, etc:- One Box.

Black & Decker Strimmer, Meade microscope, BSQ 2X drone, metal case (untested sold for parts only) (4).

A Mixed Collection of mostly metalware including uniwersytet śląski w katowicach medal, Indian pressed metal photo frame, 1940'S Officers copper coffee make with burner with glass top, Stalheim Norge small cowbell, Duckling painted iron doorstop and a Viking Microscope in Case (1 Tray)

An early 20th century field microscope by J Swift & Son London - lacquered brass with rack-and-pinion focusing, substage condenser and mirror, on folding tripod base, with single ocular and objective.

A Wild Heerbrugg Switzerland 15xSK microscope eyepiece, casedProvenance: The estate of the late Doug Palmer, of D. Palmer, Postcards and Cameras, Bridport

An antique Vernier microscope by Becker of London, in wooden caseProvenance: The estate of the late Doug Palmer, of D. Palmer, Postcards and Cameras, Bridport

Four microscopes: An antique microscope by R & J Beck Ltd; together with two Russian USSR made microscopes; and a GS London MicroscopeProvenance: The estate of the late Doug Palmer, of D. Palmer, Postcards and Cameras, Bridport

A vintage Chinese microscope in wooden caseProvenance: The estate of the late Doug Palmer, of D. Palmer, Postcards and Cameras, Bridport

A W. Watson & Sons Ltd binocular microscope, in wooden case; together with a vintage Beck binocular microscope (2)Provenance: The estate of the late Doug Palmer, of D. Palmer, Postcards and Cameras, Bridport

Boxed Service II microscope by Watson & Sons Limited with slides and picture of Perth Bidge

A snakeskin effect leather hand bag, Microscope lens inc E Leitz, Wetzlar, Carl Zeiss Jena, others empty tubes, miniature miners lamp, etc.

Beck London antique microscope 

Ross of London Mahogany cased 'Eclipse' Brass microscope, numbered '6127', height adjustable, with accompanying slides, tweezers etc, and a Newton & Co Opticians of 3 Fleet Street, Temple Bar, London, three drawer telescope (2) With signs of wear consistent with age and use. The leather case has been written on. Some glass circles shattered.

A lacquered brass microscope by J. Lizars of Glasgow, housed in a mahogany travel case; with a quantity of glass specimen slides; and numerous additional optical lenses Condition Report:Available upon request

A mixed lot, to include a leather cased travel kettle by Asprey of New Bond Street, a woodworking plane by Stormont of Sheffield, a brass letterbox surround engraved "Wm. Cherry", artillery shall casings, including Trench Art examples, a John J. Dick Lochgelly Extra Heavy tawse a brass microscope and a large quantity of gentleman's shirt collars, including wartime CC41 examples Condition Report:Available upon request

A collection of photographic glass plates, with hand-written titles identifying views of Calcutta, Kashmir and Wilson College; together with an a Thomson's Azimuth Mirror by Henry Hughes & Son; a small lacquered brass microscope; a J. Lancaster & Son mahogany and brass plate camera; an Absolute's Galvanometer by W.A. Hirschmann of Berlin etc. Condition Report:Available upon request

Assorted laboratory equipment, to include a Watson Microsystem 70 microscope and related clamps, sights etc. (3 boxes) Condition Report:No condition report available.

Scientific equipment, to include a barograph by Casella, London, a small boxed Eclipse microscope, a mahogany cased H, Tinsley Microfarad, an A. Gaiffe Milliamperes meter, a W.G. Pye & Co. galvanometer etc. Condition Report:No condition report available.

A late-Victorian lacquered brass microscope by Mason & Co., Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, the eyepiece tube engraved "Presented to Dr. James Kirkland by His Ambulance Class, Clarkston Academy, 2nd February 1888, housed in a mahogany case; together with a cased Watson "Service" microscope and one further microscope, in case (3) Condition Report:No condition report available.

A SMALL VINTAGE CHEST OF FILING DRAWERS39cm wide, a Peugeot coffee mill, cork diorama, German Art Deco stencilled ceramics, student microscope, Wedgwood tile, and a plated desk stand

An Olympus electronic microscope. (no lead)

A Bresser Biolux NV digital microscope, in carry case with accessories and instructions. (continental plug)

Parker pens, drawing compasses, rules, magnifying glass, microscope

A 19th century student's microscope With a mahogany case and stand, together with two further student's small microscopes.Qty: 3The smaller microscope in reasonable condition with some inevitable small parts lacking. The other microscopes in as found condition.

Traveller Microscope 40x -1024x enlargement, cased

Baker, 244 High Holborn, London, a lacquered all brass monocular microscope, with rack and pinion focussing, fixed stage, having a concave mirror, and some accessories in a carrying case.

A Small Lacquered Brass Microscope in a mahogany case measuring 22x9.5cm

A Beck of London 22413 microscope and a wooden case

Cased Beck London microscope 25mm x 10, case 6.5"w x 8.5"d x 13"h

Reynolds & Branson Ltd cased Prior microscope, no. 29135, case 8.5"w x 10"d x 17"h

Case containing 100 microscope glass slides with letter from Cambridge University Medical Society Annual Dinner 1967

Wooden musical miners lamp, small boxed Prinz microscope, Sherry barrel money box, carriage clock, Rosenthal ballerina topped money box

A collection of Victorian brass scientific instruments, comprising a small microscope by Casartelli of Manchester, a miniature telescope, a rain-band spectroscope by John Browning of London, and a miniature folding microscope, a 'Edney' dial thermo-hydrometer, by Pastorelli and Rapkin of London. (5)

An early 20th century lacquered brass monocular student's microscope, in mahogany case; together with one other loose example; a Helvesco travel clock; a graduated set of brass weights; and a pair of Zenith field binoculars

A vintage brass microscope by J Swift & Son, London to/w a box of prepared slides and a quantity of unused slides

Tracking device for microscope, cased

E Leitz microscope, cased in box 

A W Watson & Sons of London brass and ebonised metal monocular microscope

E Leitz Wetzlar microscope, cased - Frazer box

Chinese microscope in box with accessories

Opax microscope in wooden case, and a large collection of mid-late 20th century microscope and projector slides

20th century Watson brass microscope, in mahogany case with instructions, lacks ocular lens

W.WATSON & SONS “KIMA” MICROSCOPE, 44437, in fitted carry case

COOKE, TROUGHTON & SIMS MICROSCOPE, in a black colourway, with stamped makers name, uncased33cm high

A box containing a small quantity of scientific instruments, including a microscope slide box containing a small quantity of slides, a small cardboard box of NBS microslides (incomplete), an early 20th century set of balance weights and a cased set of scales (1 box)

A box containing a collection of scientific instruments, including two late 19th/ early 20th century brass monocular microscopes, both unmarked, a cased travelling microscope, a cased proportional dividers, J. Casartelli & Sons of Manchester thread counter microscope, boxed rule, etc (1 box)

A late Victorian R & J. Beck Ltd of London brass monocular microscope, no.24050, fitted with two objective lenses, in an oak case

A Victorian mahogany cased brass microscope, un-named, with screw in body tube which lacks any lenses, a unfitted small drawer with bone knob contains three lenses in brass cases, one of which is engraved "GUNDLACH BERLIN 1/3 Ln, C.BAKER AGENT London', another case marked 1/2, a further lens fitted in the case, height with carrying handle down 22cm.

A 19th century mahogany cased brass compound microscope, unmarked, height 39.5cm, the case is fitted with a drawer containing assorted slides, two empty brass lens cases, the lids inscribed 1/4 in Mr Pillischer London, three other lenses and another empty lens case and a spare case key

A W. Watson & Sons Ltd of London "Service" microscope, no case, no. 80035, with rack and pinion focusing, three objectives, no case

A microscope, clock, barometer for repair, etc

Box containing two microscopes, microscope camera and equipment. Not available for in-house P&P

A Wheeler London brass monocular microscope. With one eye piece and two cased objective lenses, all unmarked. Together with accessories, slides, Wallace Heaton Microscope guide, and wooden case.

A Bausch and Lomb Optical Co monocular microscope. With two eye pieces (5, 10) and three objective lenses (4mm, 16mm, the third unmarked). In fitted wooden case, H36cm.

20th century cased black lacquered binocular microscope by Beck of London

Sundry items, including toys, stamps, chandelier, microscope, etc