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Lot 209

A microscope and slides Unfortunately we are unable to do condition reports and extra images for our Interiors Sale

Lot 218

Field Doctors sterilising burner and pocket microscope and a medicine glass. Unfortunately we are unable to do condition reports and extra images for our Interiors Sale

Lot 584

Carl Zeiss NAG 80 VA examination microscope on pedestal. Unfortunately we are unable to do condition reports and extra images for our Interiors Sale

Lot 1111

A Boxed Microscope maker Bausch & Lomb Optical Co Rochester New York USA

Lot 125

BOXED MICROSCOPE

Lot 1492

An assortment of locks and keys; a student microscope

Lot 41

Smith & Beck, London Educational microscope with accessories, marked to both trunnions with the serial number 2717, push and pull focus, mounted on a mahogany board, folding to fit in a shoe box case, circa 1860

Lot 881

A Leitz Wetzalr microscope in fitted mahogany case

Lot 488

Good quality mahogany cased students microscope by Nachet of Paris

Lot 515

Nikon SE electronic microscope

Lot 450

An Edwardian brass student's microscope, with four professionally prepared slides, light reflector and three additional lenses, in a fitted mahogany box

Lot 40

A Cased Brass Mounted Monocular Microscope by R+J Beck, London. In Original Mahogany Case with Accessories. No 21777

Lot 42

A Mahogany Cased Brass Mounted Microscope by J Swift and Sons, London

Lot 44

A Cased Brass Mounted Microscope by C.Reichert, Wien. No 12276 Fitted Case with Six Lens Inscribed for H.P Aylward, Manchester

Lot 2

A J Swift & Son of London brass microscope with various lenses; together with a USSR microscope

Lot 375

A brass microscope by J Swift of London with accessories contained in carrying case; together with a wooden box containing approx. 20 old microscope slides; and a glass and wooden microscope slide storage cabinet

Lot 2032

A mahogany cased microscope.

Lot 352

A BRASS AND WOOD POCKET TELESCOPE, EARLY 19TH CENTURY. 42cm (extended); together with a brass and mahogany microscope, 19th Century, the lidded box base fitted with lenses etc. 15.5cm wide

Lot 358

A Vintage Horizontal or Vertical Microscope displacement by Scientific instrument maker Griffin & George, in pine case.

Lot 71

A boxed monocular microscope, pair of binoculars, a silver pin dish, two wristwatches, a hip flask and pocket knife (7)

Lot 234

A microscope by Ernst Leitz Wetzler

Lot 84

LOT OF COLLECTABLEScomprising two paperweights, a microscope, a centrepiece, a stein, two silver topped jars, etc.

Lot 118

A James Swift & Son electric microscope, together with a boxed instrument

Lot 119

A Watson of London Bactil binocular microscope

Lot 121

Selection of microscope fittings, lenses, etc.

Lot 124

A Beck of London & Philadelphia microscope in fitted mahogany case with lenses

Lot 473

Vintage brass student's field microscope Condition:

Lot 303

Assorted microscope parts and a box containing approximately 50 various thermometers (mostly centigrade) and barograph cards, etc., (Two boxes)

Lot 565A

A travelling or field brass microscope held in carrying box

Lot 179

POWELL & LEALAND OF LONDON; a rare Victorian lacquered all brass monocular microscope, dated 1878, inscribed 'Powell & Lealand, 170 Euston Road, London', in period mahogany box with Powell & Lealand 1/8 N.A.098 apochromatic cylindrical lens tube and three further associated lenses, height at lowest point 40cm. CONDITION REPORT: No in house postage available on this lot

Lot 180

A cased Meiji-Labax PTM-1A/05 microscope stamped for the Open University, height approx 38.5cm, with two additional lenses. CONDITION REPORT: Would require electrical testing prior to use. Light wear to the platform, overall ok

Lot 47

NO RESERVE Harvey William. Exercitationes de generatione animalium. Quibus accedunt quaedam de partu: De membranis ac humoribus uteri: & De conceptione. Amstelodami: apud Joannem Janssonium, 1651.In-12° (mm 132x79). Pagine [36], 415, [5]. Frontespizio calcografico con sovrano incoronato recante in mano la sfera del creato e affiancato da un'aquila. Capilettera e testatine incise in legno. Arrossature diffuse qualche gora marginale, leggere bruniture, minimi lavori di tarlo al margine interno delle carte del fascicolo )( )( che non toccano il testo. Legatura coeva in pergamena floscia con titolo manoscritto al dorso, fori per bindelle. Piccole macchie e lievi aloni piatti. Timbro in inchiostro 'Prof. Giuseppe Franchini' al verso della carta di guardia posteriore. Celebre contraffazione pressoché contemporanea all'originale di Londra. Prima edizione stampata nel continente. Garrison-Morton, 6146: "The chapter on labour ("De partu") in this book represents the first original work on obstetrics to be published by an English author."12° (132x79 mm). [36], 415, [5] pages. Engraved title-page showing Jove seated on a pedestal, opening an egg to release all of creation. Woodcut decorated initials and headpieces. A good copy, spotted throughout, light foxing and browning, marginal wormholes on quire )( )( not affecting the text. Contemporary limp vellum. Spine with inked title. Minor spots and stains to covers and spine. Ownership stamp to the verso of the rear flyleaf 'Prof. Giuseppe Franchini'. Famous counterfeit, appeared only few months after the original first edition of 1651, of Harvey's most important work on conception, embryology, and birth, the text of the chapter De partu being the first original English work on obstetrics. "After the publication of De motu cordis, Harvey turned his attention to the study of generation. Even if Harvey had not discovered the circulation of the blood, his remarkable work on embryology would have placed him in the front ranks of biological scientists. Without benefit of the compound microscope, his work was necessarily limited; nevertheless, nothing comparable had been done since Aristotle. He disbelieved the previously held doctrine of 'preformation' of the fetus, maintaining instead that it proceeds from the ovum by gradual building up of its parts" (Heirs of Hippocrates, 271). Garrison-Morton, 6146: "The chapter on labour ("De partu") in this book represents the first original work on obstetrics to be published by an English author."

Lot 5107

Carl Zeiss Jena Sextant no.890763, in original case with booklet; Taiyuan MOD TP1 Stereo Microscope (cased) and a Walker's Knotmaster Log Mark IIIA (cased) (3)

Lot 5153

Brass Microscope with screw on barrel, simple stage with variable aperture, rack and pinion focussing, on cast iron base, with accessories in mahogany case; together with a Vann Catheter Set (cased) (2) Microscope barrel badly scuffed

Lot 5154

Brass Travelling Microscope lacquered finish, with course/fine focusing, microscope dismantles into mahogany storage case

Lot 5155

Carl Zeiss Jena Microscope No.25315, with brass barrel, three lens turret, course/fine focusing, black lacquered stage and stand with Zeiss 1451 adjustable slide holder, condenser with iris aperture and accessories in mahogany case; engraved ' LB to WP 1895'Wear to lacquer, overall Fair to Good

Lot 5156

Cooke, Troughton & Simms Stereo Dissection Microscope LP13, no.M602164, with three lens turret, black lacquered finish, in mahogany case with a few accessories

Lot 5157

Flatters & Garnett Precision Petrological Microscope no.4470, single lens with course/fine focusing, rotating and sliding stage and condenser on tilting black lacquered stand, in mahogany case

Lot 5158

Four Microscopes (i) Brass field microscope (ii) Student microscope with black lacquered base (cased) (iii) Smaller field microscope (cased) (iv) Signalling Equipment Students Microscope (boxed)

Lot 5159

Henry Crouch (London) Binocular Microscope no.1067, with fine/course focusing, circular rotating stage, plano-concave stage, on tilting black lacquered base; with two eyepieces and lens

Lot 5160

Henry Crouch Microscope with lacquered brass barrel, black lacquered tilting stand. three lens turret, course/fine focusing, condenser and stage engraved 'S Maw, Son & Sons Agents', in mahogany case with accessories

Lot 5161

Lomo Biolam (USSR) D11U11 Microscope with four lens turret in steel box with accessories; together with a box of prepared microscope slides

Lot 5162

Microscope brass, barrel screws onto stand with single lens, adjustable stage (not functioning) and bulls eye magnifier (in mahogany case); Swift & Son Microscope with twin lens turret, fine/course focusing, on tilting black lacquered stand; together with a Stanley set of Engineering Scale rules (in mahogany case) and a Faber slide rule (4)

Lot 5163

Microscope brass, with tilting stand, thumb wheel fine focusing and barrel slides in sleeve for course; single lens and condenser, with a few accessories in mahogany case Fairly minimal wear to lacquer, generally Good to Excellent

Lot 5164

Olympus BH2 Research Binocular Microscope with five lens turret, with accessories and instruction manual

Lot 5165

Prepared Microscope Slides including examples by Norman, Russell, Mason and others (qty)

Lot 5166

Stanley (Railway Approach, London Bridge) Brass Microscope lacquered finish, with screw on barrel, course/fine focusing, two way adjustable stage, variable aperture and other items in mahogany case

Lot 5167

Swift & Son (London) Microscope with brass barrel, single lens, circular stage, black lacquered tilting stand, in mahogany case

Lot 5169

W Watson & Sons Microscope no.17814, in lacquered/black lacquered finish, with fine/course focusing, simple stage, condenser, three leg tilting stand; on mahogany box with 'Clarkson's Optician Stores, High Holborn' plaque and accessories

Lot 5172

TL (Japan) 30x75 Single Drawer Telescope 2 degree field, green plastic barrel (some fungus to lens) together with a small brass Field Microscope in mahogany case (2)

Lot 112

A W.Watson & Sons Ltd microscope , brass lens cased 1/4" , slides , cased

Lot 130

A Bausch and Lomb Optical Company microscope, serial number on lens 183508, with cased slides and other accessories

Lot 193

BOX INC. MICROSCOPE & SLIDES, POSTERS, SCIENTIFIC ITEMS

Lot 230

Various card games, including BBC Zoo Quest, Militaire, playing cards, other games, and toy microscope

Lot 28

C19th Antique brass microscope

Lot 111

COOKE TROUGHTON & SIMMS YORK, BLACK JAPANNED MICROSCOPE in mahogany box (as found), together with a SLIDE TOP WOODEN BOX CONTAINING FIVE RELATED LENSES (2)

Lot 431

A RUSSIAN MMY-3Y 4.2 MICROSCOPE with a separate lighting unit, with a wooden case containing lenses and accessories

Lot 447

A Russian black lacquered microscope, with further lenses, etc. together with a travelling artists easel

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