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A brass binocular microscope, late 19th to early 20th century, raised on an integral brass plinth, stamped 'Ross 5180 London',57.5cm highCondition ReportGenerally good condition - some foxing to metal - lens not tested - see photograph

A Watson microsystem 70 binocular combination microscope having electric illuminator, together with a Jeff & Jenny electric illuminator microscope. (2)

A Nikon 20x120 binocular telescope. Serial number; 4130487, the plated body with brass eye pieces, on a fork mount and maker's plate to the top, on adjustable tripod stand, 33cm high, 60cm long, 48cm wide (without stand).

A Victorian brass compound binocular microscope, maker C Collins, London, the binocular tubes with rack and pinion focus with coarse/fine adjust, over a circular adjustable stage, condenser and plano/concave mirror, on a 'Y' shaped frame signed as per title, on a mahogany plinth, together with a group of objectives and accessories in a fitted mahogany case, the case 54x25.5x23cm

A vintage Prior of London binocular microscope with lenses and accessories in original wooden case

A vintage Siemens binocular microscope and accessories in original fitted wooden box

A vintage Cooke, Troughton & Sims binocular microscope with black japanned finish

A vintage Russian MBC 10 binocular microscope

Four boxes of assorted binocular components and spares. Including eye lenses, cases, etc.

Two boxes of vintage binocular components and spares. Including frames, eyepieces, lenses and more

WW2 British Binocular 2 1/2 x 50, 10 Degree Field, VF2506. Often issued to British and Canadian Airborne Forces. Marked with WD Broad Arrow and VF 2506 along with serial number 10976. One Bakelite eye cup is damaged. Complete with leather neck strap and carrying case which is maker marked "F.Ltd".

REICHERT, AUSTRIA; a binocular electronic microscope, No. 357053, with four cased sets of accessories

OLYMPUS; a BH2 binocular electronic microscope, height 56cm, with a cased set of accessories

A mid 20th century Reichert, Austria binocular microscope, 34cm high.

A Victorian binocular brass microscope, unsigned, in a fitted, glass fronted case with a good selection of alternative lenses and accessories, all in fitted compartments, plus three integral drawers to hold microscope slides, covers, tweezers, and other smaller accessories, microscope approximately 34cm high, case; 45cm high, 32cm wide, 18cm deep. CITES

A Leitz Wetzler black binocular microscope with case and accessories, impressed No 708329, h34. Condition report: Appears to be working but not guaranteed.

Henry Crouch of London - a lacquered brass binocular microscope, No.1418, with part-anodised finish, housed in a fitted mahogany box with a range of spare lenses etc, box w.41cm; together with a mahogany box containing several trays of specimen slides, each being annotated and circa 1900, case w.21cm

A Swift M3200 elecron binocular microscope, three rotating lenses, cream stand; another Russian OMO, P6Y42, AY-12, 1.5x, No 722472 (2)

A LATE VICTORIAN BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE BY DOLLAND, LONDON with assorted optics, lenses and accessories contained in a fitted mahogany case, 16 3/4" high (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: The case with many signs of wear and the microscope in used condition

A Pair of Leather Cased WWII Air Ministry Bino Prism Mk.V Binoculars, Case Lid Inscribed Binocular Prismatic Number 5, Case Mk1 0S99 SEN

Russian microscope under metal dome with various lenses, pair of leather cased binoculars, another binocular case, leather tape measure and various boxed games including cards

A collection of microscope slides, in six fitted wooden cases, including mostly plant specimens, bryophyta, flowers, but also frog organ and body samples, human skin, cat's tooth, and various insects, together with three microscopes, two with binocular eyepieces, various additional eyepieces, and phase-contract device. (2 boxes)

A Nikon Binocular Microscope, number 109337, having four objectives, in fitted polystyrene case

A large Olympus Binocular Microscope, together with a smaller Monocular Microscope, a Sears Microscope, plus a selection of accessories (qty)

Vintage Camera, Binocular & Radio Group including Sony Walkman, Roberts radio, Olympus, Vivitar, Olympus, etc.

A late 19th/early 20th century brass binocular, with various slides, in a mahogany case, 23 cm wide

A mid century binocular microscope, sea shells, a copper shot flask,a Chinese,19th century silk brocade collar and cuff, framed and glazed, a bottle of celebration Ale and related collectable items. (qty)

British military issue Ross of London 10x70 binocular gunsight, stamped 'PATT G367 No123807 W A/T', 35cm long, in original wooden box with War Department arrow, and with tripod.

Pair of German Carl Zeiss 6x30 binoculars, the case stamped 'Binocular Prismatic mkII Magnification 6, No1367' and with War Department issue arrows, 11.5cm tall, in brown leather case. See Colin MacConnachie's book 'In Focus VII' page 34.

Kowa 77-P binocular spotting scope, in a canvas case; Novoflex 600mm spotting scope.Qty: 2

to include a Heath and Co Prismatic Mark 1, dated 1916, barrels F-G, optics hazy, in leather case, a small binocular marked "Special" and "8X O.G. 27", in a non matching case marked Watson and Sons 1928, and a Majestic 10x50, in leather case.

A pair of leather cased binoculars, stamped 1940, Binocular Prismatic No5 Case Mk1.

WWII and later British Army issued webbing, including gaiters, belt, with holster, ammunition case and binocular case attached etc

WWI Ross London binocular prismatic No.2 MK II magnification 6 binoculars, together with Aitchison London binocular prismatic No.3 Mark I maginification 6 binocular and two other cased pairs of military field binoculars

Second World War military issue binocular case with later binoculars and a military water bottle (2).

A Sinar P2 Monorail Camera, serial no 70225, body G-VG, all moves freely, with Schneider Kreuznach Symmar-S 210mm f/5.6 MC lens, barrel VG, elements VG, in Copal No 1. shutter, shutter working, bellows, wide angle bellows, focus screen back, binocular magnifier, with hood, three 4x5 film holders, Fujifilm quick load film holder, Polaroid back, Arca Swiss 6x7 roll film back, Gossen Profi-Select TTL, with Mastersix light meter, some damage to cable, untested, in F64 soft carrying case

A wooden binocular Ross of London storage box with military mark

Pair of Minolta 8x-16x32 binoculars in original soft case, together with an Optus Zoom 20-60x60 spotting scope, boxed, Jessops monopod 223 and binocular filters

An assortment of WWII and later military binocular components. Including eyepieces, a mounting plate, cases and more

A quantity of leather binocular cases. Various makers including J.H Steward, F.Ltd, Crown Optical Co, Baltic Goods Co, all empty, some are initialled (20).

Nikon Stereo Microscope no.82411, grey lacquered; Bellingham & Stanley Fractometer no.440629 and W Watson Bactil Binocular no.11433, all cased (3)

Microscopes (i) Cooke, Troughton & Simms binocular (ii) C Baker lacking lenses (iii) Watson Bactil Binocular (iv) Vicker Instruments binocular with accessories, all without cases (4)

A pair of Swift field binocular, Audubon Mk II, 8.5 x, 44, extra wide, 445ft at 1000yds, serial number 720312, four lens caps, original brown carry case

Small collection of lenses and binoculars to include cased Greenkat binoculars, Pentax 10 x 24 binoculars, Kodak Pronto-LK Reomar Rodenstock 1:2 8/45mm camera, cased Argus Actina 29.5mm and cased Carl Zeiss Jena No. 6044603 10x50 DDR Single Binocular

Three microscopes, including Griffin Student Vernier Microscope, Vickers Instruments binocular microscope with Leitz Wetzlar Periplan 10x lenses, and a Carl Zeiss Jena binocular microscope in a wooden Olympus Tokyo box

Binocular, leather grip.

A collection of various camera lenses; Tamron custom mounts; a pair of binoculars and binocular cases etc.

A. J. SWIFT & SON; a lacquered brass compound binocular microscope stamped 'Swift & Son 45 University Street London WC', in a fitted mahogany case with various lenses, height 40cm.Condition Report: - Please note that this lot is not suitable for our in-house postage service.We would recommend collecting this lot or contacting Mailboxes Etc for postage of this lot, their details can be found on https://www.adampartridge.co.uk/services/transport/Lid to box is missing

ROSS, LONDON; a large Victorian lacquered brass Compound Binocular Ross-Zentmayer Type No. 1 Microscope, with rack and pinion movement, calibrating screw, rotating and swivelling circular stage with mechanical sub-stage and plano/concave mirror below, marked to the frame with maker's details and numbered 5351, height 43cm, in fitted wooden case with an assortment of eyepieces and lenses, to include Ross of London Kelner's orthoscopic eyepieces and various Ross lenses including 1/4", 1/2", 1/15", 1/10" etc, all contained within Ross of London brass containers.Condition Report: - Please note that this lot is not suitable for our in-house postage service.We would recommend collecting this lot or contacting Mailboxes Etc for postage of this lot, their details can be found on https://www.adampartridge.co.uk/services/transport/

A set of early 20th Century "Aviation" binocular field glasses by Iris of Paris, emblazoned with a depiction of a monoplane aircraft, (optics complete)

Monocular made from Binocular, Prism No2 MKI, serial number 5709 in soft leather case

including a brass & blaxk enamel dissecting microscope, a compound monocular microscope with a vertical illuminator, and a binocular microscope

including a large number of microscope Binocular heads and body tubes for modern microscopes; a set of objectives and waveplates for a Meopta microscope; a Leitz micrometer eyepiece and other cased accessories

to include an Olympus Zoom microscope, a Watson Barnet binocular microscope, a Zeiss lens grinder, and other items.

English, c.1870, Ross, London, an exceptionally well fitted out set of accessories for a large Ross Binocular Microscope, accessories include 8 Objectives by Ross, London, 4 sets of binocular eyepieces, 3 high power eyepieces, Micrometer eyepieces, Various condensers and filters, Ross achromatic condenser, Eyepiece analyser engraved A Rofs, Eyepiece Wolaston Lucida, A compressor engraved Ross, various stage accessories, reflectors and condensors, Dark wells & holder, Glass Slides, and other accessories, all in a large fitted French polished case 45cm wide

including a microscope engraved Carl Zeiss Jenna, a microscope engraved Winkel-Zeiss Gottingen, a baker binocular microscope.

German binocular periscope by C.P. Goerz, Berlin, mounted on a later mahogany plinth, 54cm high overallSome paint losses to metal case and mechanics are dirty and corroded. Difficult to tell if lenses are clear as there is dirt to the inside of lenses.

A mid-20th century Charles Perry binocular microscope, having an adjustable stage above a Y-shaped foot, h.36cm, in fitted wooden case

A cased Zeiss binocular microscope together with chemistry glass ware, a wall clock, mahjong and domino sets

A good quality binocular microscope by W Watson & Sons Ltd London in fitted mahogany case