Binoculars, Brass, Cary Optician London

13 1/2 x 24 x 2 3/8 inches.. Adjustable.

Solid brass double sextant by Cary of London. The case is engraved Captain Georges R.N. Registered Double Sextant No 64. Made of solid brass with high precision. With a silver vernier scale measurable

R & J Beck , London & Philadelphia brass binocular microscope.17" HSTERLING ASSOCIATES STRIVES TO PROVIDE ACCURATE, OBJECTIVE, & FAIR INFORMATION ON ALL LOTS. WE WILL BE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS

CASED STEREO BINOCULARS SIGHTBrass sight marked “Ross, London 1939” and “Telescope Stereoscopic”. Wooden case painted green and with white lettering.Case height 9”. Width

CASED BRASS PANTOGRAPHLondon, 19th CenturyMarked "Cary London". Walnut dovetailed case.Case height 4". Length 28". Width 5.75".

R. and J. Beck, London, fine quality lacquered brass binocular microscope with four turned ivory handles, ' The International Large Best Model ', serial No. 16331, housed in original mahogany case wit

Original aluminum and brass battleship binoculars marked Ross, London. 9.5"H x 7"W

An English Brass Binocular Microscope Negretti and Zambra, London, Mid-19th Century with rack and fine-focusing on a Y-foot and having twin eyepieces, two objectives and a fitted wooden case, the case

CASED BRASS T-FRAME SEXTANTLate 19th/Early 20th CenturyMarked ìGold & Platina Cary, London 2641î. Case with certificate of examination card.Case height 5î. Width 11.5î. Depth 10.5î.

A J. H. Dallmeyer Mahogany & Brass Wetplate 10 x 12 Tailboard Camera, English, c. 1860, plaque engraved 'J. H. DALLMEYER, OPTICIAN, LONDON' all parts numbered 1901, constructed of brass bound French p

CARY, LONDON, EARLY 20TH CENTURY The fitted case with an attached label from the National Physical Laboratory-Teddington, and additional accessories. Length of vernier arm 8 1/2 inches. Provenance: Pr

Antique Cary, London England Sextant nautical instrument. Crafted of brass and wood with wooden travel case. Case closed measures approx. 5 1/4" height x 9 1/2" width x 10" depth (13.3cm x 24cm x 25.4

Antique Cary, London England Sextant nautical instrument. Crafted of brass and wood with wooden travel case. Case closed measures approx. 5 1/4" height x 9 1/2" width x 10" depth (13.3cm x 24cm x 25.4

R & J Beck Ltd. London 1857 Binoculars/Spy Glasses. Brass glasses in leather case. Missing one screw. Still operational. Used condition shows signs of tarnish and wear. See photos

A pair of Victorian brass binoculars with leather sleeves, Elliott Bros, 449 Strand, London, 37 cm long overall

A brass binocular microscope with mahogany traveling chest Henry Crouch, London, retailed by J. W. Queen & Co., Philadelphia, PA, circa 1870s The microscope with ebonized brass "Crouch foot", marked "

Brass binocular microscope with mahogany traveling chest Henry Crouch, London, retailed by J. W. Queen & Co., Philadelphia, PA, circa 1870s The microscope with ebonized brass "Crouch foot", marked "He

Ship's navigators octant in step up kidney shaped box by Cary of London. Index arm engraved to 95 degrees. Brasses include peepsight and filters. Lid has blue printed label from Samuel Thaxter & Son,

ANTIQUE BRASS BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE WITH ANTIQUE BOX- MADE BY CHARLES BAKER 244 HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON- MAGNIFYING LENS/MIRROR IS LOOSE- AS-IS- OTHERWISE APPEARS TO BE IN GOOD CONDITION- SHOWS AGE- WOODE

English. 1870s. Brass. In original fitted case. Retains original case key. Engraved, "Thos. Millard Optician 334 Oxford Stt., London". 10 x 8 x 5 1/2" (case). Exhibits scattered patches of surface tar

Magic Lantern by Newton & Co., post-1901 Newton & Co. Opticians, 3 Fleet St., London. Very attractive mahogany magic lantern with brass fittings for large framed and unframed slides of approx. 4 1/3 i

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Dollond, London English binoculars features a metal foundation with brown leather wrapped design and brass end caps. Marked "Dollond London" CIRCA: Early 20th Cent. ORIGIN: Lond

A very rare brand of binoculars out of London, England.

Double-Pillar Binocular Polarization Microscope Compendium by R & J Beck, c. 1880-85 Signed on the foot "R & J. Beck London 12836"; original lacquered brass, the "Large Best" by the prestigious firm,