microscopes
94 item(s) found, 1-50 shown:
J.H Steward microscope in box with accessories, retailed for, the strand, with slides in lower drawers. Height of box - 27 cm
A travelling Ultralens microscope MS-11
A high quality microscope by Cooke Troughton & Sim
A Ross London brass monocular microscope 2094, not cased and with some absence of accessories
Carl Zeiss Zoom Dissecting microscope c1960
Spencer binocular & monocular compound microscope c1920
Carl Zeiss travelling microscope in case c1950
Leitz monocular microscope with rotating stage c1925
Early 20th century Weinkel monocular brass and iron microscope
Victorian Sheik brass monocular microscope with button objectives
Late Victorian Reichert brass horseshoe base compound microscope
Victorian brass horseshoe base compound microscope
Reichert monocular brass microscope on cast iron stand c1909
Carl Zeiss binocular and monocular compound microscope C1930
Carl Zeiss binocular and monocular compound microscope c1928
A brass Culpeper-type microscope, English, 19th century, the brass body with rack and pinion focusing,…
A 19th century cylindrical microscope boxed
A Cary London brass microscope, circa 1876 boxed
A cased three lens brass microscope, 19th century, the brass and steel microscope set with moveable magnifying lens and original wooden case. Height 26 cm
A brass Gould-type pocket microscope, English, circa 1775, the brass tapering body tube, simple screw rack and pinion focusing screwing into mahogany case, concave mirror, tweezers and bone mounted stage forceps pin,…
W Watson & Sons of London brass & metal cased microscope
Microscope no. 147995, E. Leitz, Wetzlar; monocular, lacquered-brass viewing lens tube and three objectives; a students microscope, (2)
A 19th century Australian Colonial brass microscope in a cedar carrying case. Maker McDonald & Australian Colonial Ltd Optician Sydney
A superb brass microscope in flame mahogany box
A good c.1900 Smith and Beck, London binocular microscope, all lacquered brass in original fitted mahogany case with numerous lenses, stand, etc., the microscope with maker's name, address '6 Coleman St., London' and numbered '3378'. Height of case. Height
An early 20thC Ernst Leitz monocular microscope, lacquered and ebonised brass finish, circular viewing platform, the named mahogany case fitted with sliding boxes containing various lenses etc.…
C. Baker London brass Scientific microscope, early 20th century, model number #6904, fitted with Carl Zeizz lens and original wooden case, and various accessories. Height 30 cm
E. Leitz Wetzlar microscope in case number 119031, with other accessories. Height 31 cm
Watson & Sonss microscope in case including four eyepieces and others, made in 1972, with a fitted timber box. Height 38 cm
C. Baker, tripod brass microscope, in original leather case, stamped, 244 high Holborne London. Height 22 cm
Microscope and two books 1920's cased microscope Watson & Sonss Ltd London #15078
Phywe monocular microscope no. 13835 Phywe, Gottingen, Germany; black-lacquered tube and alloy fittings, four-lens rotating lens stage, in maker's fitted wood box
Swift student microscope Swift & Co., London; lacquered-brass and metal body, with viewing objectives, in fitted wood box
A quality Victorian cased brass binocular microscope by R. And J. Beck, London no. 14057, complete with quatrefoil objective lens mounts, adjustable table mirrors and multiple lenses as well as additional table stage and an illuminating magnifying glass
A 19th century mahogany 24-drawer microscope Collectors cabinet and contents
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