A Watson Fram Microscope,

English, c.1900, unsigned but the Watson Fram model, with unusual black glass polarising mirror, mechanical stage engraved 'Watson & Sons', triple nosepiece with three objectives in an associated maho

2 Brass Microscopes by Watson comprising of: A Watson Fram Microscope engraved to the topof the tripod base ''FRAM 6602 W WATSON & SONS 313 HIGH HOLBORN LONDON' on tripod base with 2 objectives rack a

Microscope, W. Watson & Sons FRAM Cased, 1 Objective, 1 Eyepiece, optical, scientific, biology

A Watson & Sons Microscope Oil Lamp, ca. 1890's, Together with a bull's eye bench condenser, lamp base cast, Watson & Sons 313 High Holborn, London W. C. With an oak and walnut box. Box label reads: E

Microscope, Watson & Sons, England, brass compound tripod base w/rack & pinion focus, X & Y adjustments w/vernier scales, Serial # 1/088904, VG untested cond in mahogany case w/key, 17.5"H overall.

English, c.1910, signed to the rear of the foot, W Watson & Sons, 313 High Holborn, London 4454, with plano-concave mirror focusing substage with Watson condenser, mechanical stage, bodytube with trip

English, early 20th century, in yellow and lacquered metal, marked 'W. Watson & Sons Ltd London 12553 '. Wooden case box that also serves as a support. Signs of use. Dim .: 39 cm.

English Compound Microscope by Watson & Sonsc, 1900 Signed on the limb: "W. Watson & Sons Ltd., London", no. 17747, original lacquered and blackened brass, box base, for use in vertical and horizontal

A Very Fine Collection of 84 Insect Microscope Slides by Watson, A Very Fine Collection of 84 Insect Microscope Slides by Watson, 19th Century, microscope slide case containing a very good collection

* An English Brass and Black Lacquered Microscope w. watson & sons ltd., london, early 20th century having a tripod base with a fitted wood case and additional accessories. Height 12 1/2 inches. Estim

Five Original Watson Catalogues, Five Original Watson Catalogues, including; 'Microscopes and Accessories' parts 1 & 2, 36th edition; 'Instruments For Metallurgy' part 4 36th edition; 'Microscopes and

London, number 56037, Circa 1930. The van Heurck stand was the most complete model, named after Dr. Henri van Heurck, fabricant and famous microscopist, Dr, Henri van heurck was also the director of t

3 English Microscopes 1) Universal Dissecting Microscope, c. 1925, Watson & Son, London, black-painted cast-iron base, plane mirror, joint revolving arm for the lens, rack-and-pinion focussing, 2 lens

A W. Watson & Sons Van Heurck Compound Monocular Microscope, English, ca. 1910's, Signed. W. Watson & Sons Ltd., 313 High Holborn, London on back foot and numbered 10573. Rack-and-pinion focus to the

English, c. 1880, signed around the base 'Watson & Sons, 313 High Holborn, London', constructed of lacquered brass with adjustable bullseye condenser, oil bottle, shade (broken), in original polished

English, c. 1890 (from Watson Records), engraved to the rear of the stand 'WATSON & SON, 313 High Holborn, London 1170', the microscope stands on a large brass tripod foot with trunnions to the top su

English, c.1890, label in the lid of the case reads 'W. Watson & Sons Ltd Opticians to H.M. Govt 313 High Holborn London W.C.' the condenser constructed of lacquered brass in a French polished mahogan

A Good Selection of Microscope Objectives & Accessories. To include examples by Beck, Baker, Olympus, Leitz, Watson etc. Also Fluorite objective, a Nikon Objective Micrometer etc.

Group of 8 sterling souvenir spoons, all marked. Hot springs, Watson. Palm tree, Lunt. Baltimore Post office, Alvin. Honolulu. Peach, monogrammed, Lunt. Microscope, monogrammed, Reed and Barton. Chica

* A German Brass and Black Lacquered Microscope r. fuess, berlin, early 20th century number 544 with a fitted wood case and additional accessories. Height 13 1/2 inches. Estimate $100-200 Property fro

Gordon Parks (1912-2006) American Gothic, Washington D.C. [Ella Watson], 1942 Gelatin silver print, printed later, signed in pencil on the verso. image: 12 x 8 1/2in. (30.5 x 21.6cm.) sheet: 14 x 11in

A Watson 3" f1.9 lens Serial No: S1251 Date: c. 1940s Barrel: F/G - some paint wear and chips to the rim Optics: F/G - some fungus, cleaning marks, and internal dust Notes: An extremely rare lens. The

The Watson Machine & Novelty Works of Detroit manufactured this arcade shocker in 1897. Set on a cast iron pedestal, the oak cabinet has glass on three sides to view the beautiful mechanism inside. Th

Rare Confederate Read & Watson Percussion Rifle. Serial no. 719, .54 caliber, 33-inch octagonal to round barrel with fixed front and rear sights. Bronze bre