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A small black microscope in wooden case.

A boxed Bresser USB microscope

A Solus Students Microscope, letter scales, slide rules, Joseph Elliott razor, strop, etc One Box.

Kyowa Microscope No 803541 and Kogaku 68316, both in battleship grey, boxed. (2)

Swift Microscope No 152735 in Black, boxed, Kyowa microscope No 764949 in battleship grey (2).

Swift & Son binocular microscope Late 19th Century Swift & Son binocular microscope on a black lacquered stand with stick magnifier, empty lens case and slide insert. Height in upright position 45cmNo case included in the lot.

192 boxed microscope slides Two wooden cases of 192 microscope slides in trays by various makers including Fred Enoch, E. Wheeler, Ward - Manchester, Diatomaceae, J.D. Moller, Stazione Zoolog - Napoli, John Benjamin Dancer. Subjects include insects, organs, plants, bone, microscopic photographs, microscopic engravings and more. All slides photographed.

A collection of sixty microscope specimen slides, late Victorian and later, including entomological, botanical and biological, some with printed paper labels, including 'W. Watson & Sons' and 'H.W.H. Darlaston Birmingham', contained within a mahogany case with fourteen removable trays.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

R&J Beck Ltd, London, microscope cased, an Atent magic lantern projector and a cased precision balance scales

Zeiss stereo microscope DV4, with original 1979 receipt for £695.25, in card box oif issue with instruction booklets

MICROSCOPE BY W. WATSON & SONS,in wooden case, presented with accessories including R. Winkel lenses in small case

OLYMPUS MODEL SZ-III ZOOM STEREO MICROSCOPE,twin G10X lenses, serial no. 252670, with inspection certificate, cased, along with a cased Carl Zeiss blood counting kitInspection date April 1975

Mrs PERCY SINNETT. 'Herdsmen and Tillers of the Ground,' original cloth, hand coloured frontis engraving, hand coloured engravings complete, Chapman and Hall, 1847; WALTER WHITE. 'A Sailor-Boy's Log Book from Portsmouth to the Peiho,' original cloth, engraved frontis, Chapman And Hall, 1862; Hon Mrs WARD. 'The Microscope....,' fourth edition, original cloth, coloured illustrations, Groombridge and Sons, 1876. (3)

Vintage microscope in wooden case (with key)

A vintage cased student's microscope kit - sold with an adjustable swan neck table magnifying glass with cast iron base

A box containing a quantity of assorted collectable items including old microscope, Victorian copper kettle, etc.

Abraham & Co. Opticians of Liverpool brass and lacquered microscope, within a wooden travel case with a selection of further lenses, slides and accessories, 16" high

Kibro cased students microscope

Two boxes of medical books and others, The Oxford Companion to Medicine in two volumes, The Book of The Microscope, etc.

Of scientific interest - A early 20th century brass Watsons & Sons microscope. The microscope stamped W.Watson & Sons 313 High Holborn, London. Stamped 3122. Comes with various lens and slides. Comes in a mahogany box  with carry handle to the side.

A vintage 20th century circa. 1940's W.R. Prior & Co microscope having an ebonised body and brass fittings. Held within original mahogany box. Box measures 28cm x 28cm x 43cm. 

A microscope by C Baker, London No; 6229

An old microscope in mahogany box

A school boy microscope, C. Baker London 6848, cased; a four section box(2)

A BOX OF COLLECTABLES TO INCLUDE A SWISS CHALET MUSICAL BOX, A TAPE MEASURE, MINIATURE MICROSCOPE, COMPASS ETC.

Made in USSR WM-1 microscope in wooden case. Not available for in-house P&P, contact Paul O'Hea at Mailboxes on 01925 659133

Hogg (Jabez) The Microscope Its History, Construction and Application, 8vo, gilt-morocco, illus. with engravings and chromolithographs, sixth edition, 1867; and Griffith (J.W.) and Henfrey (Arthur) The Micrographic Dictionary, 2 vols, 8vo, half-morocco, illus., 1875.

A VICTORIAN WALNUT CASED MAW OF LONDON BRASS AND GLASS BREAST PUMP AND A SMALL QUANTITY OF OTHER SCIENTIFIC APPARATUS, ETC, the breast pump with name plaque 'MAW, 11 ALDERSGATE ST, LONDON' fitted in a velvet lined case, together with five Victorian microscope slides, a 19th century pocket compass / sundial in a turned wooden case, diameter 6.8cm, a Victorian gilt metal travelling candlestick, the pull off cover (on chain) engraved with coronet and initials, fitted with folding hooks to attach to a coach's upholstered interior, height 15.5cm, an early 20th century brass table top magnifying glass on adjustable stand, inscribed '1872 Stanley London' to the upright and 'Ross, 28 Bond Street, London 1887',to the underside, height of stand 25.5cm and a brass wall mount gimbal frame (10) (Condition report: the wooden cover on the compass has a split but the majority of other items are in reasonable condition)

A Wild Heerbrugg Ltd. M20 microscope and accessories, including Universal Lamp, 3 x Phasenkontrast boxes, a Zeichentubus box, box of filters, many further items of Wild Heebrugg equipment, the objectives/eye pieces include a x6This equipment belonged to and was used by Professor E.J.Polge OBE. (1926-2006) He was a pioneer of freezing and thawing cells and the first to successfully freeze sperm. He has been described as the father of the science of cryobiology.Condition ReportWorking condition is unknown and individaul accessories have not been inspected closely. Many of the cases do not have their original contents in them, some of which may be loose in the other boxes. The buyer must accept as found. This was the working tool that the Professor Polge used for most of the latter part of his career.

Vickers microscope

Meccano set and an onyx chess set, student microscope and sundries

A J Swift & Sons of London monocular microscope and an Agfa Prontor II folding camera in canvas case.

Early 20th Century brass and black japanned monocular microscope by Swift & Son, London

A quantity of microscope slides by Charles M Topping and others to include insect specimens, bird feathers, insect parts, one hundred and sixty-four slides in four fitted slide boxes CONDITION REPORT: Condition information is not usually provided in the description of the lot but is available upon request; the absence of a condition report does not imply that a lot is without imperfection

A miniature cased travelling microscope, a cased Britex minor 6541, together with a box of slides.

A Georgian oak apothecary box various bottles one other apothecary box and microscope.

A Victorian sarcophagus tea caddy, stationary box, compound microscope and others

A British Military World War Two Issued Microscope complete with lenses, slides..etc. Dated July 1943 and marked with the British broad arrow mark to both the microscope and fitted wooden case, believed to have been used at the Proton Down Defence Science Laboratory.

A Beck Ltd of London model 29 microscope, serial no.13487, complete with lenses and original fitted wooden case.

A Griffin & George Ltd microscope complete with lenses and fitted wooden case.

A boxed Astral 400 telescope together with a microscope, two students microscopes and various accessories.

Books - Peter and Wendy J.M. Barrie 1911 3rd Edition (tearing to spine), 2 volumes of the 'Manual of Monumental Brasses' by Haines, 3 volumes of the ' History of the Great Western Railway ' by Macdermot, a Lonsdale Library volume VI 'The Game of Cricket' (with signatures), 'How to Work With the Microscope' by Lionel S. Beale, together with 7 other books including other cricket and microscope related examples (15)

‡ SEREN MORGAN JONES oil on canvas - figure wearing Welsh pipe-hat seated at a laboratory microscope, entitled verso 'Biologist'Dimensions: 26 x 20.5cmsProvenance:private collection Gwynedd, consigned via our Colwyn Bay officeCondition Report:unframed

A miniature microscope in a mahogany case.

BECK LONDON MODEL 29 MICROSCOPE,together with a Cooke [et al.] dumpy level, a Watts Sitesquare and Koizumi Compensating Planimeter, all cased (4)

Botany.- Hill (John) The Construction of Timber, from its Early Growth; Explained by the Microscope, first octavo edition, 46 engraved plates (numbered 1-43, with an additional unlisted plate 33 and additional partly hand-coloured duplicates of plates 13 & 14), one folding, very occasional light browning, David Bellamy's copy with his bookplate, original marbled boards, manuscript paper label, rubbed, joints worn, tear to foot of spine, [Henrey 802; Nissen BBI 877], for the Author, 1770.⁂ Containing important contributions to our knowledge of the microscopic structure of plants. "The most important work to be published on the subject during the eighteenth century". (Henrey). First issued the same year in folio format this is the second issue. David Bellamy (1933-2019), botanist, ecologist, conservationist, and television presenter.

Collection of early 20th Century cased instruments, including cased Italian optical items, cased compass, measuring instrument, microscope and another

A collection of pharmaceutical and chemist items including microscope slides, instruments, Bunsen burner, cutting tools, brass pestle and mortar, etc

An old boxed microscope

Stanton Instruments Ltd model MC1a microbalance, a Vernier microscope No 11 instrument no HB-736 and other itemsLocation: LAB

Microscopy Diaries of John Thomas Quekett (1815-1861), and related effects comprising: 1) Two Letts engagement diaries, 1846 and 1847 (12mo, grey cloth), diary for 1846 with Quekett's autograph entries from 16th March to 13th April only (9 pp.), and on 4 loose leaves at rear (these containing household accounts for July-November; additional leaves evidently removed and cords exposed), 1847 with Quekett's autograph entries throughout (120 pp., with additional notes, mainly household accounts, on approx. 30 pp. at front and rear; one leaf of printed text at front loose); 2) Quekett's household accounts diaries for 1845 and 1849 (both Letts diaries, narrow 8vo, diary for 1845 with his autograph entries on approx. 110 pp., 1849 filled by another hand, probably his wife Isabella ('Ella'), d.1872, approx. 120 pp.); 3) Commonplace book of Eliza Quekett (1812-1875), c.1825-30, approx. 90 ff., calligraphic ownership inscription 'Eliza Quekett' to first page, manuscript quatrain signed 'Eliza' to front free endpaper, containing poetry transcriptions (including Thomas Moore, 'On leaving Langport'), 12 laid-in plant specimens, one botanical watercolour, one pen-and-ink drawing captioned 'Fruit of the Mangosteen produced at Sion house', and mounted silhouettes, contemporary red half roan album, 19.6 x 15.5cm; 4) Portrait miniature of Edwin Quekett (1808-1847), identified in later manuscript note on backboard, 'Edwin Quekett, 24th Sept 1841, by L. M. - miniaturist' (not inspected out of frame); 5) Two portraits of John Thomas Quekett with microscope (possibly not from life; medium unknown)Note: John Thomas Quekett was an influential histologist and author of A Practical Treatise on the Use of the Microscope (1848), the first work of its kind. 'He was a well-connected man of considerable scientific stature (the prince consort was among those who came to him for instruction). He was working with the microscope during the period in which it was becoming established as a serious scientific tool' (ODNB), and was appointed secretary of the newly founded Microscopical Society in 1841. During the period recorded in these diaries he was demonstrator of minute anatomy at the Hunterian Museum of the Royal College of Surgeons. (The College today holds a selection of his diaries for other years.) They record social engagements, home life and hobbies, the preparation and analysis of histological specimens (including ostrich and cheetah), the writing of research papers and 'my book' (i.e. the Practical Treatise), committee work, and events including the illness and death of his brother Edwin (1808-1847), also a noted microscopist, and a miscarriage suffered by his wife Ella (née Scott, daughter of Robert Scott, East India Company merchant; his deed box sold in these rooms 24th February 2021, lot 243). Eliza Catherine Quekett was the sister of John Thomas Quekett. ‘[She] married the botanist Charles Frederick White. Charles drew mosses and worked with microscopic fungi. Eliza also collected mosses and microscopic fungi. Both husband and wife were members of the Linnean society’ (Ogilvie & Harveys, eds, The Biographical Dictionary of Women in Science: L-Z, p. 1371). She is unmentioned in the outline of J. T. Quekett's family in ODNB. Provenance: By direct descent.

MICROSCOPY - A COLLECTION OF ASSORTED MICROSCOPIC SLIDES TO INCLUDE BOTANICAL EXAMPLES, some dated 1946 for Bedford College, contained in six boxes, together with two boxes of blank slides and microscope glass cover slips

A CASED VINTAGE MICROSCOPE AND ACCESSORIES

A QUANTITY OF COLLECTABLES TO INCLUDE A VINTAGE BRASS MICROSCOPE, GLASS BASED ANTIQUE DRINKING VESSEL? HAND PAINTED BOX ETC.

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AN AMERICAN OPTICAL CORPORATION MICROSCOPE a boxed instrument, an Albani accordion (in poor condition) and a 1960s 'Handy Hannah' hairdryer

A Wild Heerbrugg binocular microscope, a Reichert binocular microscope, (both a/f), a microscope marked GS707, in wooden case, various lenses, etc.