English Brass Compound Microscope by William Ladd, c.

3 English Brass Compound Microscopes 1) Drum microscope, c. 1860, unmarked, lacquered brass, concave mirror, drawtube, eyepiece, 6 objectives, live cell, forceps, Lieberkuhn reflector, height 10 in.,

A Large Brass Compound Microscope, English, c.1870, unsigned but with objective engraved 'J How 2 Foster Lane London', Microscope on large Y shaped foot with tall uprights supporting microscope on tru

2 English Brass Compound Microscopes 1) Engraved: "R. Field & Son, Birmingham, c. 1860, cast-iron claw-footed base, tilting stand, double mirror (one side broken), double milled-head pinion and triang

3 English Brass Compound Microscopes 1) Engraved on the splayed foot: "J. Amadio, 7 Throgmorton St., London", c. 1865. Patinated brass, tilting stand with compass joint, double mirror on gimbal, xy mo

English, c.1880, signed to the rear of the foot 'Baker 244 High Holborn, London' with plano concave mirror, substage condenser, mechanical stage by Baker, double nose piece, with objective cans and ac

English Compound Microscope by Henry Crouch, c. 1870 Signed on the horseshoe base: "Henry Crouch, London", serial no. 994, engraved: "MB & Co Ltd, P.T. 813", original lacquered brass, single pillar su

English Compound Monocular Chest Microscope by Nairne & Blunt, c. 1790 Cuff-type, signed on the Bonanni stage "Nairne & Blunt, London". All brass, original lacquer, square pillar hinged at one side of

Brass Compound Microscope, C. Reichert, Wien, Austria, late 19th century, with rackwork coarse focus, square stage with slide clips, substage swing arm with condenser, plano/concave mirror with three-

Brass Compound Microscope, c. 1860 French compound microscope in mahogany slip-case, probably by "Secretan, Paris", lacquered and oxidized brass, ebonized foot, mahogany board as limb, draw tube, mill

Brass Compound Microscope, c. 1880 Unsigned, japanned iron horseshoe base, original lacquered brass, tilting stand, double-mirror, substage pinhole diaphragm, double sliding body tube, milled-head scr

2 Brass Compound Microscopes, c. 1880 1) Signed on the tube "Seibert", patinated, leaded horseshoe foot, double-mirror, substage pinhole diaphragm, draw tube, fine adjustment, height 11 2/5 in. – An

Antique English compound monocular microscope by Henry Crouch, retailed by James W. Queen of Philidelphia. Ca. late 19thC. Signed "Henry Crouch, London, Agents" and "James W. Queen & Co. Philadelphia"

Berlin Brass Compound Microscope by Wasserlein, c. 1870 Signed: "R. Wasserlein, Berlin", original lacquered brass, cylinder aperture diaphragm in slider with dovetail guide, with 2 interchangeable ape

Pillischer Compound Brass Microscope, c. 1860 Signed on the claw-footed base: "M. Pillischer, London", No. 739, original lacquered brass, 2 uprights, swinging square tailpiece with enclosed rack-and-p

Brass instrument bearing royal warrant. Engraved Maker to his Majesty. In fitted mahogany case. By George Adams. London. Circa 1760s. Together with various accessories and period slides. H. ofmicrosco

English Leather-Bound Brass Telescope William Ladd, London, 19th century Signed W. Ladd / Beak St. Regent St. Length 29 1/2 inches (75 cm). William Ladd is recorded in Clifton, Gloria Directory of Bri

Crouch Monocular Brass microscope, English, c,1870, engraved to the back of the foot, Henry Crouch London, the microscope on a black lacquered base with concave mirror, simple stage, fine focus to the

French Compound Brass Microscope by Nachet, c. 1875 Signed on the leaded foot: "Nachet et Fils, 17 rue St. Séverin, Paris", original lacquered brass, single mirror, substage pinhole diaphragm, draw t

Davis Improved Compound Microscope, c. 1830 Signed at the foot: "Improved Compound Microscope by Davis, 65, Bold St. Liverpool". Original lacquered brass, folding tripod base, concave mirror, tilting

French brass compound non-inclining microscope #14698 by E.Hartnack and A. Prazmowski, 1 Rue Bonoparte, Paris, c 1875. Cased with key and 3 eyepieces, 3 objectives, 3 diaphragms and other assorted too

3 Brass Compound Microscopes 1) Unsigned, probably France, unusual two-pillar construction, iron foot, brass, original lacquer, rack-and-pinion focusing, height 8 ¾ in., c. 1875. – 2) "R. Wasserlei

French Compound Monocular Microscope, c. 1840 Unmarked, lacquered brass, lead-filled circular base, conical pillar with compass joint at the top, short support carrying the tubular limb, single mirror

Compound brass microscope in lacquered box, Asian decorated surround, paper label at interior reading W&S Jones Opticians No. 30 Lower Holborn London ', lower drawer with slides and implements, 10-1/4

Dutch Compound Monocular Chest Microscope, c. 1780 Cuff-type brass microscope with gimbaled 1 1/2 in. single mirror, three-arm stage on sliding block for coarse focusing, milled-head screw fine adjust