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C. BAKER, LONDON AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY BRASS AND BLACK FINISHED MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE, having horseshoe stand and knurled adjusters with three eye pieces and three lenses, in original mahogany box

A leather cased doctor`s set, stamped Maw & Sons, and two monocular microscopes

A 3 draw Britannic telescope; a 6x military style binocular in case; also an 8x26 binocular in leather case; another and a monocular in its case. GC (some wear to cases)(5)

*A 19th century lacquered brass monocular compound travelling microscope by Watkins & Hill, Charing Cross, London, with rack and pinion focusing, simple square stage and circular column and base, in fitted original leather travelling case with small quantity of bone slides and implements (case af)

*A 19th century lacquered brass monocular microscope, the shaped base with angle-pivot mirror and adjust focus, stamped R Field & Sons, Birmingham, height unextended 43cm (illustrated)

*A French monocular microscope by T Hartnack & A Prazmouski, Rue Bonaparte, Paris, with associated bronze mounted sighting glass, in fitted mahogany case, with two objective lenses, height 30cm (illustrated)

*A mid Victorian lacquered brass monocular microscope by J Casartelli, Manchester, with removable barrel and substation, bone handled adjusters, complete with quantity of objectives and sundry accessories and a small quantity of microscope slides including human hair, swan down, peacock feather etc, in mahogany case (af)

A Victorian Knott & Co of Liverpool lacquered brass cased monocular compound microscope, in fitted mahogany case, with small quantity of accessories including objectives, lenses etc, with triangular rack and pinion adjustor, extended height 43cm (illustrated)

*A Victorian lacquered brass monocular microscope with pyramid case, the base containing a collection of bone mounted sample slides, lenses etc, possibly by Thomas Rubergall, height of case 34cm (af)

*An 18th century ivory prospect glass, height 3cm, also a 19th century ivory and gilt brass single draw monocular by Thomas Rubergall, fully extended length 9.8cm and a similar W & S Jones of 30 Holbourne, London example, fully extended length 11cm (3)

*A 19th century ivory shagreen and copper cased monocular, c.1850, in red Morocco leather bound wooden cylinder tube, extended length 9.4cm, unmarked (illustrated)

*A 19th century Bithray silver-plated and ivory mounted five draw monocular, marked Bithray Royal Exchange, London, and a cased brass and tortoiseshell framed double sided magnification lens, diameter 4cm (2)

*An early 19th century ivory, base metal and 18ct gold monocular, marked Blunt, 22 Cornhill, London, with original card outer case, diameter 4.5cm, extended length 6.8cm (af) (illustrated)

*A 19th century French tortoiseshell and white metal single draw monocular, engraved 'JPH Du Buisson L'Ainé Tenant Le Magasin De La Rhine(?) a Marseilles Camille Ontonio Caglia', fully extended length 10.9cm, diameter 4.7cm, with original card slip case, with scaled leather exterior (af) (illustrated)

*An 18th century Dolland of London ivory and shagreen cased single draw monocular, the shagreen outer case with red leather bound internal draw, stamped Dolland, London, complete with card and leather bound outer case, height 7.7cm, diameter 3.5cm (illustrated)

A Victorian monocular, signed Bate, London, opening in six sections

Zeiss Ikonta 520/18 camera cased, Zeiss monocular, hip flask, badges etc in one box

A late 19th Century lacquered brass monocular microscope, signed `A. Ross, London`, with rack and pinion focusing, fine adjustment and mechanical stage, together with another brass monocular microscope, within a mahogany carry case with various accessories (faults and some components lacking).

An early 20th Century partially oxidised brass monocular microscope, the mahogany case inset with a label inscribed `Primavesi Bros, Bournemouth` label.

A 19th Century lacquered brass and black enamelled monocular microscope, signed, `Dring & Fage`, with rack and pinion focusing, mechanical stage and a plano-concave mirror, together with various eyepieces and accessories, within a mahogany carrying case.

A 20th Century lacquered brass and black enamelled monocular microscope, signed `E. Leitz, Wetzlar No. 157752`, with rack and pinion focusing, fine adjustment and mechanical stage, together with various eyepieces and accessories, boxed.

A brass monocular microscope by J. Swift & Sons of London in a fitted mahogany case CONDITION REPORT: good but lacking fitments

Paralux PCB640 monocular compound microscope in home made case with accessories

A brass monocular microscope by Armstrong and Bro Deansgate, Manchester 9 specimen slides. 33cm in height when assembled

A lacquered brass cased monocular microscope by Bryson of Edinburgh, housed in a mahogany travelling case

A lacquered brass cased monocular microscope by Swift & Son, Tottenham Court Road, London, housed in a mahogany travelling case

An Art Nouveau coal scuttle, and a student`s monocular microscrope

E. Leitz, Wetzlar cast brass monocular microscope, within a fitted case with accessories, the box 13.25" high

Powell & Lealand No. 1 Lacquered Brass Compound Monocular Microscope Set, 1899 signed on the arm 170 Euston Road, London, and dated with fine adjustment Turrell type mechanical stage and substage with apochromatic oil immersion condenser, mahogany cased with additional mahogany accessory case containing additional eye pieces, objectives, etc., with original James Woolley, Sons & Co. receipt to Dr. A. C. White, case 22" x 11.25" x 13.5" — 55.9 x 28.6 x 34.3 cm. Starting Price: $1000

An Enbe Co Compass Bearing monocular.

BOXED RUSSIAN TWO DRAW TELESCOPE 20 x 50 in hard plastic carry case with screw top and worn fabric shoulder strap, SMALLER BOXED SINGLE DRAW RUSSIAN TELESCOPE 33T - 10 x 30 in hard plastic carry case with screw top and leather shoulder strap and a RUSSIAN 10 x 46 MONOCULAR (no case) (3)

PAIR CARL ZEISS - JENA `JENOPTEM` 10 x 50 BINOCULARS in brown leather case and a BRESSER BOXED MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE modern, with USB connector, LED illumination etc (2)

PENTAX MODERN MONOCULAR 8 x 30 in soft fabric case together with a PENTAX MAP READING LENS and PLOTTING COMPASS, a boxed LUGER SPOTTING SCOPE 7-20 x 40 with SOFT FABRIC CASE AND INSTRUCTIONS and TWO OTHER MONOCULARS (6)

LARGE RUSSIAN MONOCULAR 20 x 60 with textured black composition finish and the case with shoulder strap together with SUNDRY BINOCULARS CASES VARIOUS

SPENCER USA EARLY 20th CENTURY MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE BRASS AND TEXTURED BLACK ENAMEL having course and fine rack and pinion focussing, the tube numbered 61939 in mahogany fitted case with accessories TOGETHER WITH THREE BOOK FORM SLIDE BOXES each spine tooled in gilt Microscopical Preparations each fitted to hold 50 individual slides, now containing APPROXIMATELY 138 SLIDES OF INSECT OR BOTANICAL SPECIMENS, many individually titled, others possibly as per hand written indexes

E. LEITZ WETZLAR LACQUERED BRASS AND BLACK ENAMELLED MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE No 86104 `Lab. Physiol. Univ. Edin.` with draw tube and rack and pinion focussing two revolving objective lenses, 12" high closed down

CHARLES PERRY BLACK JAPANNED AND LACQUERED BRASS MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE, No. 7256, with rack and pinion and screw focusing, wheel of three lenses (one blank) mechanical stage and plano concave mirror, in a mahogany case with one ocular and one eye piece, two empty brass canisters with screw covers and canvas roll containing tweezers, scalpels etc. manufacturers guarantee pinned to door, 12 1/4" (31.1cm)

C. BAKER, MODERN MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE, No. 41885, finished in grey, with rack and pinion and screw focusing, wheel of four lenses (one absent) mechanical stage and plant-concave mirror, in a mahogany case, 12 1/2" (31.7cm) high

NINETEENTH CENTURY FRENCH MONOCULAR FIELD MICROSCOPE, with draw tube focusing, the plain column with mid stage and circular foot and with magnifying glass and reflecting mirror attachments, 7 3/4" (19.6cm) high at smallest and the MAHOGANY BOX, 8 1/2" (21.5cm) long

An astronomical telescope (boxed), a wooden tripod, a small Greenkat monocular telescope, a modern croquet set with various balls, hoops, mallets, etc, and a box containing two Thomas Taylor Glasgow lawn bowls and a similar smaller

A Nomo monocular microscope, with a 15x and a 7x oculars, rotating reflecting mirror light source, in an unassociated wooden case

Military - World War One monocular, War Department mark, leather case

A WATSONS 1930`S MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE having horseshoe frame, black finished, gilded and lacquered adjusters, two eyepieces and two objectives, in original oak box, No. 100016, including key

A monocular microscope, early 19th century, with lenses and slides in a mahogany case, together with a pocket microscope in a case, 8cm long. Provenance: The Estate of David Powell MBE.

A 19th century mahogany cased monocular microscope by E Hartnack & A Prazmowski, Rue Bonaparte 1 Paris, fitted with various lenses, the case stamped "14939"

"*A Carl Zeiss Jeno 10x50 monocular, in leather case (Lot subject to VAT)"

A 19th century magnifier with binocular and monocular lenses, together with sliding distance rest. The frontage is inlaid with mother of pearl flowers and leaves and contrasting woods, the edges of the whole are Japanned.

A 20th century American Bausch Lomb optical lacquered and brass cased monocular microscope, serial no.72050, stamped B-LZS, in fitted mahogany box with quantity of lenses etc, also a hand written note book marked, Microscope notes and optical data equipment etc, by JWB as from 1938-1945, and a facsimile of the Bausch & Lomb catalogue from the early 20th century

A late 19th/early 20th century Beck of London lacquered brass and metal cased monocular microscope with triangular base, serial no.13750, height approx 30cm, also an early 20th century cased portable students microscope, unmarked, height 18cm (2)

A large 19th century cast iron and brass microscope with open work tilting body and over sized monocular shaft, unmarked, with quantity of associated lenses and accessories including R & J Beck, Lelitz Wetzler, Smith Beck and Beck lens tube, Joseph Long tube each with unmarked lens to interior etc (microscope lacking eye piece), height approx 40.5cm

An unusual cased Troughton & Simms of York black lacquered cased monocular sighting instrument of angled form, with cog counter drive and calibration note, serial no.251757, also a boxed cross staff, the octagonal brass box cut with slits, each facing so that opposing pairs form a sight line, in original fitted box (2)

A Gilt Metal, Filigree and Paste Set Small Two Drawer Monocular One paste missing, some minor wear to gilding, scratching and minor surface chipping to lenses.

A monocular brass microscope by Dunscombe, Bristol - in mahogany case

A monocular "Zeiss 8 x 30" - cased

A Victorian lacquered brass monocular microscope, signed `Marratt & Short, 63 King William St, London`, with rack and pinion focusing, fine adjustment, mechanical stage and substage and gimbal mounted plano-concave mirror, unextended height approx 50.5cm.

A 19th Century lacquered brass monocular microscope, signed `Arnold & Sons, West Smithfield, London`, with rack and pinion focusing and plano-concave mirror, within original mahogany carrying case.

A late 19th Century lacquered brass and black enamelled monocular microscope signed `Henry Crouch, London 1496`, with rack and pinion focusing and plano-concave mirror, within original mahogany carrying case fitted with various eyepieces and a magnifier on a lacquered brass stand.

A 19th Century lacquered brass monocular microscope, signed `J.B. Dancer, Optician, Manchester`, with rack and pinion focusing, fine adjustment and plano-concave mirror, on a `Y` shaped stand, height approx 36cm, within original mahogany case with applied `J.B. Dancer` paper label and fitted with various accessories, including bull`s-eye condenser, lenses and specimen slides.

A Swift-type lacquered and anodised brass Monocular Microscope, with eyepiece, objective, simple stage, condenser wheel, stage forceps, live box and bull`s-eye condenser, bracket missing, in mahogany case, G, body mounting screw a.f.

A Henry Crouch lacquered and anodised brass Monocular Microscope, body-tube engraved Alfred Theodore MacConkey 1861 - 1931, with triple-nosepiece, mechanical stage, three Crouch objectives, two in cans, and two other objectives, in mahogany case, F-G, lacks sub-stage condenser