We found 22627 price guide item(s) matching your search

Mid-century black polarising microscope by J. Swift of London, number 26156, 35cm high fitted in mahogany case

BAIRD & TATLOCK LTD OF HATTON GARDEN, LONDON; a pair of early 20th century cased chemist balance scales, height 40cm, width 37cm, also a mid 20th century cased microscope, with assorted lenses, a cased set of chemist scale weights and a collection of mid 20th century glass test tubes, chemist bottles, Pyrex dishes, tongs, etc.

C BAKER OF LONDON; a cased mid 20th century microscope, inscribed '11982', the case fitted with additional lenses and slides, height of microscope 35.5cm, case height 37.5cm, width 17cm, depth 23.5cm.

Brass portable microscope together with two Sheaffer pens and other sundry items.

Greetings Cards, pewter flasks, viewer, microscope, driving test game, tins, barometer, happynak seaside etc:- One Box

A Quantity of Crested Ware, comprising of Arms or Norwich plane, Clecheaton lighthouse, various other jugs and vases, three Goebel figures, two. Beswick and one Carlton ware L plates, a cased brass microscope, etc. One Tray

Large collection of prepared microscope slides, including animal and human pathological, physiological and histological specimens and botanical specimens, mostly annotated in ink, with examples including earthworm ovary, pneumonia lung, tip of a human tongue and rabbit cerebellum, contained within two mid 20th century wooden specimen cabinets with glazed doors, each containing twenty-eight plastic slide trays, cabinet H46cm

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

Early 20th century brass microscope, with black lacquer finish by C. E Baker of High Holborn, with lenses and plates contained within a wooden case, together with a collection of prepared microscope slides of predominantly histological and botanical specimens, contained within a wooden case

Boxed Thomas Salter microscope Lab II

A Brunel microscope, MX/DM2, stereo microscope series, cased with instructions.

BAKER, Henry (1698-1774). 3 letters in English to Cornelius Nozeman (1720-1786), London, 20 May 1754, 15 Sept. 1756 and 10 Nov. 1757. 3 fold. lvs., r° & v°, all signed.NOTE: Extensive letters to his 'colleague' Nozeman in which he i.a. refers to his publication on microscopes. Henry Baker played a big part in popularizing the microscope in the 18th c. He received the Copley Medal in 1744 for microscopic observations of the crystallization of salt particles.

Cased meopta cased microscope

Cased Bausch and lomb optical microscope

A late 19th/early 20th century brass monocular microscope, 48 cm high

A Nachet Opticians Microscope, inscribed "Nachet Opticien Rue Serpente 16, Paris", in fitted wooden case, with accessories

A Victorian student's brass drum microscope, in case with slides, microscope 15 cm

A boxed microscope

VINTAGE MICROSCOPE, in a fitted case, the case named for J Swift & Son Londoncase 41cm high

BRASS MICROSCOPE, ALONG WITH FURTHER ITEMS the microscope with a small collection of slides, along with a collection of harmonicas and pewter measuresthe microscope 31cm high

WATSON & SONS LTD SERVICE MICROSCOPE, AND ANOTHER MICROSCOPE each casedtallest 33cm highQty: 2In fair condition. Surface scratches. Would benefit from a clean. Cases also with scratches. Additional images now available.

LEITZ ORTHOLUX MICROSCOPE,also a Leitz transformer etc.

A collection of thirty six microscope slides, early 20th century and later, some prepared by W. Watson & Sons, M. Pillischer and H. H. Clarke, others amateur prepared with handwritten labels, the specimens to include young oysters, the eye of a house fly, and flower spikes of grape hyacinth, held in six compartmentalised trays to a fall front wooden case with six empty trays (some at fault)

FIVE VARIOUS SCIENTIFIC MICROSCOPE BASES

A COLLECTION OF VINTAGE SCIENTIFIC ITEMS TO INCLUDE MICROSCOPE, GLASS SLIDES, TABLE MAGNIFYING GLASSES ETC

A VINTAGE MICROSCOPE IN WOODEN BOX

Boxed microscope with cable. Not available for in-house P&P

Cased student microscope with mixed treen and a barometer. Not available for in-house P&P

French, c.1880, unsigned, small compound microscope laying flat in silk and velvet lined leather case, microscope on small circular base, mirror, stage, and compound body tube with eyepiece and objective, case 12.5cm

including a large collection of Glasses/Spectacles, a small microscope in a card case, a pewter Gibson Spoon marked A. CARON, 2 cased Hematometers wit one by Zeiss,

including a small brass French student microscope, another French microscope on a 'Y' shaped base engraved Hartnack & Prazmowski, Paris' and an English Society of the arts-type microscope, unsigned

Collection of Period Microscope books to include:Hogg, Jabez, The Microscope, 2nd Ed. 1856, full leather binding.Cooke M. C. One Thousand Objects for the Microscope, 1869, half leather.Royal Microscopical Society, Origin & Development of the Microscope, 1928.Hogg, Jabez, The Microscope, 15th Ed. 1911.Wood, J. G., Common Objects of the Microscope.Lankester, Dr. Edwin, Half Hours with the Microscope, 19th ed. 1894.Carpenter, William B., The Microscope and its Revelations, 1854.Carpenter, William B., The Microscope and its Revelations, 5th ed. 1874.Beck, Conrad, The Microscope Theory & Practice, 1938Spitta, E. J. Microscopy, 1909

English, c.1840, engraved 'Cary London' microscope in small French polished case missing fitted interior, case 9.4cm

French, c.1860, unmarked, small drum microscope of typical form with original case with recess to lid to accept microscope base, case 8.5cm wide.Note: also referred to as the Bertrand "Furnace" Microscope

including a polished brass drum microscope, unsinged in a French polished case, with 7 objectives and stage bullseye, and a Gould0type microscope in a case

including a small Hensoldt microscope with a conical cover, a polished wood slide ringing table, a condenser on a stand, a small collection of microscope slides and other items, a lot

English, c.1850, unsigned, French polished wooden case opens to reveal lacquered brass microscope with objective lenses, live box, slides and tool, microscope pinion stripped and not working

English, c.1920, engraved to the body tube "SERVICE" PETROLOGICAL W Watson & Sons Ltd, London46581' the microscope on black lacquered stand, plano-concave mirror, substage polariser, rotating stage, body with slide in/out polariser, in Polished wooden case, door detached, case 37cm tall.

English, c.1840, engraved 'Cary, London', microscope in fitted blue velvet lined French polished case, lift out tray with manuscript specimen list below, microscope with mirror, stage, compound body tube and simple screw in objective lenses, case 13cm wide

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

English, c.1840, unsigned, microscope screws in to brass boss in centre of lid, rack and pinion focus to stage, 3 simple screw in objectives, compound body tube in fitted velvet lined lift out tray, case 12.5cm wide

including sets of microscope forceps, a live box, a Coddington magnifier with a boxwood handle, a frog/fish plate, a small dissecting microscope and other parts, a lot

English, c.1890, brass plaque at rear of foot for M. Pillischer, London, 4367, the microscope on Y shaped base with plano-concave mirror, rotating wheel of stops and condenser, plane stage, rack and pinion focus in original French polished light oak case 26cm wide

English, c.1880, engraved 'J. H. STEWARD, 406 STRAND', microscope folds up out of French polished mahogany case, adjustable mirror, fold up stage, microscope body tube on fold up arm with eyepiece and objective, case, closed, 12.5cm

including a Baker microscope finished in grey in a polished case with accessories, another large Baker microscope finished in grey with no case and another Baker microscope in a case finished in Brass & BlackBUYER BE AWARE: WE CANNOT SHIP THIS LOT. PLEASE ARRANGE COLLECTION OR OWN COURIER*We Recommend Pack & Send Oxford*

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

Including A rare R & J Beck catalogue, with leter dated 1896, with all of R & J Becks products, with sections for Photographic Apparatus, Microscope Apparatus, Physical Apparatus, Telescopes & Surveying Instruments, Meterological Aparatus & Spectacles, with a letter from R & J Beck concerning the purchase of a 4/10th in objective lens signed by R. Beck and dated 1896, hard back with 336 pages fully illustrated

large microscope slide preperation kit fitted inot an old microscope storage box with campaign handles, with lift out trays of bottles containing stains,

3 brass compound Watson Microscopes including:A Watson Service Matallurgical engraved W. Watson & Sons Ltd, London 81116' with 2 objectives and eyepiece in original case,a Watson Service microscope engraved 'W. Watson & Sons Ltd, London 46793' with objective and eyepiece in an associated case, broken focus knob.A Watson Kima engraved 'W. Watson & Sons Ltd, London 46643' with 3 objectives and eyepiece in case,

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

French, 19th century, engraved Heartnack et Cie. Paris, Henderson Agent Edinbro, microscope with mirror, bullseye on arm, in Fench polished case with 2 eyepieces and leather covered case with 3 objectives

including a Swift microscope substage condenser in a wooden case, an unusual cased Beck vertical illuminator, a brass cased Leiberkuhn, a Watson vertical illuminator

including parts of a microscope, case of eyepieces, a spectroscope and a Depression Range Finder by J. Hicks, missing eyepiece, parts of an old set of scales with box a lot

including: THe Microscope, Hogg, 1911; Microscopy Spitta, 1909; Evenings at the Microscope, Gosse, 1860; Conderning the Nature of Things, Sir William Bragg, 1925; Chemical Lectures Read at Guys Hospital, Babbington, Marcet, Allen, 1816; Elementary Physics, Stewart, 1888; Assaying, Arron, pt1 & 2, 1900; Ansons Voyge Round the World, Walter; and others

French, c.1850, unsigned, the microscope mounted on a brass boss to the top of the case, with rack and pinion focus to small limb at the top, compound body tube with eyepiece and objective, slot to front to accept slide in bulls-eye condenser, case 16.5cm wide

Small black enameled dissecting microscope by Watson in a polished oak case and a Britex Minor Microscope in an oak case

English, c.1950, with stamp to lamp house for 'Precision Micro-Projector, Flatters & Garnett Ltd, the microscope on large stand, with track holding the lamp house, heat sink water tank, condenser, stage, microscope ojectives mirrorNote: untested as found

including, a brass microscope by Crouch, a Brass and black microscope by Hallbro in a polished case, a travelling microscope, a microscope by MSE (missing eyepiece) and 2 small microscopes, 1 on a case

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.