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Lot 338
Olympus FTL SLR Film Camera Olympus G.Zuiko Auto-W 35mm F/2.8 Lens w/ Original Case & Camera Strap NOTE: Shutter speeds are INACCURATE Camera is otherwise working & in a vintage condition Winds and fires as should, light meter is functional Lens is free from haze and fungus (Batteries are NOT included)
Lot 94
OMEGA SILVER OPEN FACED KEYLESS WIND POCKET WATCH, no. 4333148, Roman dial with outer 300 seconds track, subsidiary seconds and calendar, with three quarter plate chronograph movement in four piece hinged and signed case with import marks for 1909, 54mm diam. Condition Report: not working, one arm and bracket missing from movement, balance spring broken, minute hand missing seconds hand corroded, lens yellowed, crown worn.
Lot 295
Scientific Instruments.- Manzini (Carlo Antonio) L'occhiale all'occhio dioptrica pratica, woodcut vignette to title with a telescope, woodcut illustrations in text, woodcut tail-pieces and decorative initials, lacking engraved portrait of Eustachio Divini, some staining and spotting, 18th century carta rustica, later paper label to foot of spine, spine lightly browned, some staining, [Krivatsy 7389; Riccardi ii, 96; Wellcome II, p.48; V. Ilardi, Reinassance Vision from Spectacles to Telescope, Philadelphia 2007], small 4to, Bologna, Heirs of Benacci, 1660.⁂ First and only edition of this important treatise on practical optics and lens making, once owned by Eustachio Divini (1610-1685), a leading 17th century manufacturer of optical instruments, who is referenced in the work. Indeed, Manzini in his preface credits him with being the first to perfect the art of telescope making. It is possible that the volume was sent to Divini pre-publication, accounting for the missing portrait of the recipient, which was printed separately on different paper. Provenance: Eustachio Divini (ink ownership inscription to title); ink monogram combining the letters O and K at foot of title; Giorgio Tanarroni (modern bookplate).
Lot 252
A large brass refracting astronomical telescope in fitted wooden case, with supplementary lenses and accessories, by Ottway of Ealing, London, together with its substantial tripod and mount.Telescope: 143cm Tripod to mount: 179cm Box: 154cm.Objective lens 10cm. In very good order with no signs or damage or repairs, mould or fungus. Approximate extended length is 188cm. Four additional lenses. EF 6m/m. EF 75”. EF 8 11/m. EF 5m/m. In very good order with small dent Two small dents to subsidiary eye piece, no internal damage to lenses.
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