Delinascope Slide Projector, Spencer Lens Co.

Delinascope Slide Projector, Spencer Lens Co. 21€ x 11.25€ x 27€. Deaccessioned from the EcoTarium museum, Worcester, MA. For more information visit www.ecotarium.org/science-nature-exhibits/col

Circa 1915 "Delineascope", Model 0-JR, No 3661 by the Spencer Lens Co., Buffalo, NY, with intact Mazda projector lamp (socket adaptor from mogul base), in-line switch, intact black cloth bellows; PLUS

Vintage Delineascope Slide Projector Spencer Lens Company

7 assorted Carousel slide projector lenses, all mfg by Buhl Optical Co. Pittsburgh, PA. CONDITION; Minor wear.

Large slide projector with black metal body and triple brass lens. Incised 'Newton & Co 72 Wigmore St. London W.' on front brass panel. Nameplate on the side with 'Newton & Co Scientific Instrument Ma

Mounted in mahogany for a projector, including butterfly wings, hairs, and ferns, together with a later Spencer Lens Company Delineascope (Model D no. 42451) and a turn of the century spectrographic d

DESCRIPTION: McIntosh Stereopticon Co. Chicago Magic Lantern and accessories. Includes Magic Lantern projector, two slide holders, two light bulbs, three lenses, a pack of blank slides, a case, and a

Early projector by Chas. Beseler Co. with paired slide tray. Lens stamped 'O.B. Made in France'

Keystone View Co. of Meadville, Pa., Manufactured by Bausch & Lomb Optical Co., Rochester, NY. s/n 92918, ca. 1915, with 12 in E. F. Bausch & Lomb lens and bellows, for 3" x 4" glass slides, retaining

aluminium / brass, serial no. 357, body, G, element, VG-E, engraved to barrel 'James A. Sinclair & Co. Ltd., London, British Agents'

North American, United States, New York, Buffalo, ca. early 20th century CE. This is a vintage brass monocular microscope with 2 objective lenses, manufactured by Spencer Lens Company. The instrument

Antique Spencer Lens Co Jug Handle Microscope with wooden case - Buffalo NY.Spencer moved to Buffalo, NY and operated as Spencer Lens Co in 1895 and was purchased by American Optical in 1935 but used

Model Number: 500, serial number: 32390, includes filmslide attachment, electrical 20 x 10 x 5 in. (50.8 x 25.4 x 12.7 cm.) Provenance: The Estate of David Iwerks, Esteemed Portrait Photographer and S

Spencer Lens Co Buffalo NY Vintage Iron and Brass Microscope with Wooden Box. size: microscope (12.5 x 4.25 x 6), box (14 x 7.5 x 7.25 - broken - base not secure to box, side jutting out bent

3 Lens

Diminutive microscope in cast iron, brass, and glass; marked "Spencer Lens Co. / 27157 / Buffalo, NY" on base. Dimensions: H 13.5" x W 4.5" x D 6.25" Condition: Wear consistent with age; scuffs, pitti

A Victorian Era black microscope marked "Spencer Lens Co., with wooden case.

Including Spencer, Bausch & Lomb in composition box with accessories, and a Spencer Lens Co. in wooden box with accessories. Dimensions: (Largest box) H 9.75" x W 15.5" x D 8" Condition: Wear consiste

BRAUN CORP SPENCER LENS CO No 7019 MICROSCOPE IN WOODEN CASE, CASE MARKED WILLIAM O HAMMER/ WITH KEY.

3 microscopes - Bausch & Lomb chrome & black lacquered; Spencer Lens Co. binocular microscope; unmarked ebonized and gilt-brass school microscope.

Largest Measures 17" w x 8" deep x 8" h

An antique Pettibone Bros. of Cincinnati, Ohio, The Champion Sciopticon Magic Lantern electrified slide bulb projector with a lens. This lantern features gold-tone acorn finials, gold-tone acanthus le

American. Buffalo, New York. Circa 1910. Glass projector slides. A clever and catchy series of slogans on glass slides used for advertising during travelling projector shows.. Each slide is marked, "T

A late 19th / early 20thC magic lantern slide projector, of tin construction with brass lens section, the rear door with plaque: 'Patent No. 2459.' Approx. 13 3/4" long, 10" high, 5 1/4" wide