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A vintage British made 'Eclipse' students microscope together with a good selection of microscope glass slides.

Early brass microscope in case

A Wild microscope made by Heerbrugg of Switzerland, model No.M5-63675

A James Swift Polarising Microscope model MP3500, boxed, together with two other microscopes (3)

A box of 72 petrology Microscope Slides.

A cased illuminated laboratory Microscope supplied by Brunel Microscopes Ltd., with accessories.

19th century Adie of London brass microscope with mahogany carry case and lenses.

19th century Brass microscope with Mahogany carry case and lenses.

A Collection of Antique instrument boxes; Microscope boxes & others

Antique Metal Microscope with carry case by William Hume Edinburgh

Various collectables incl. silver plate, Chinese cloisonne vases, bottle coasters, Aitchison monocular microscope, copper jardiniere, etc. (4 boxes)

Nikon YS2-H Microscope in Case

Fisons Scientific Apparatus Ltd. Microscope No. 640420 in Wooden Case.

A late 19th century brass drum microscope, 19.5cm high, in mahogany box.

A vintage boxed Chad Valley 'Mary Lou' electric washing machine; together with a boxed child's sewing machine; and a boxed microscope. (3)

A Brass Microscope Cloth Counting Glass, in original box. Patinated bronze finish gladiator figure, reproduction plaque of classical figures, spelter jewellery casket and a capstan inkwell, shell purse:- One Tray

Boxed Brass Microscope, two metal 'Hen' door knockers, Victorian workbox, girl guide photo, tools, etc:- One Tray

Quantum Leapfrog Interactive Globe, child's microscope, steel super safe etc :- One Tray

Vernier travelling microscope

18th or 19th c. Entomologist's pocket flower or insect botanical microscope or "flea glass" in original case

A Watson Barnet black lacquer monocular microscope, unboxed, together with four boxed monocular microscopes

Mr Thrifty Skeleton anatomically correct skeleton 33 1/4" high together with a quantity of microscope parts & lenses

Ernst Leitz Binocular Microscope black lacquered, with four lens turret (three lenses), fully adjustable stage, condenser with bullseye lens

Zeiss Winkel Microscope no.71398, black lacquered, with three lens turret, condenser, adjustable stage, plano-concave mirror, course/fine focusing on tilting stand, in heavy wooden case

Boxes and objects - a pair of children’s shoe lasts, art deco Sumlock comtometry machine, bean sliver, brass and walnut writing slope, microscope; etc

A Nipon NCM mechanical calculator, serial no. 263607; and a lacquered brass monocular microscope, housed in a mahogany case with G. Hutchison & Sons, Edinburgh to interior of lid (2) Condition Report:Available upon request

An L.N. Fowler-type phrenology bust and an assortment of medical and scientific instruments, including microscope lenses by Gundlach Berlin, retailed by C. Baker of London, a large copper funnel, enamelware basins etc. Condition Report:Available upon request

A QUANTITY OF ASSORTED 1960'S TOYS, to include Lone Star 'The Saint' 9mm Automatic Cap Pistol, with sight, a De Luxe-Topper Johnny Eagle 'Red River' Pistol, Holster, Belt and quantity of ammunition, Lone Star 'Scout' 'Cisco Kid' & Crescent 'Frontier Ace' cap guns, all in playworn condition with damage, marking and wear, unboxed MIC (Hong Kong) plastic battery operated, 'Comet' Hydro Plane Speedboat, missing tail fin/propellor, rudder broken off (present), unboxed Hong Kong made damaged, incomplete plastic X-60 Space Rocket on Launching Truck, two Hong Kong plastic copies of Marx Johnny West/Johnty West figures, quantity of assorted Airfix 'Betta Bilda' bricks etc., Hong Kong made plastic slot car racing set with two Lotus F1 cars, track, controllers and fencing, Merit Microscope slides and accessories etc., all in playworn condition no items tested or checked for completeness (3 boxes)

A C Baker London student's microscope, No. 12662, 31cm high, cased.

Watson Barnett Service Microscope 134399 and Kyowa Microscope No. 741912

A Good Victorian Microscope By Crough, English, c.1890, engraved to the rear of the stand 'HENRY CROUCH LONDON 8068' with plano-concave mirror, focusing substage with condenser with X-Y control, stage with slide, rack and pinion focus with screw fine focus control, body tube with single drawer tube, with 2 eyepieces, 3 objectives with 2 cases, all in original polished wooden case

An Original 'Society of the Arts' Microscope, English, c.1855, plaque to the rear of he foot reads'R. FIELD & SON OPTICIANS NEW STREET BIRMINGHAM', the microscope on a cast iron base finished in enamel, plano-concave mirror wheel of stops, stage with slide, rack and pinion focus with screw fine focusing original French polished cabient Footnote: The mid-19th century marked a period of rapid scientific advancement, with microscopy at the forefront of biological and medical research. However, the quality and accessibility of microscopes varied significantly, often limiting their usefulness in scientific inquiry. The Society of Arts, recognizing the potential of improved microscopic design to promote scientific discovery, initiated a competition for a manufacturer to make a cheap but reliable microscope. The design chosen was the one produced by R Field & Son, it went on to be made by many manufactures and was always known as the 'Society of the Arts' pattern.

Large Collection of Microscope Microphotograph Slides, Polished flip front case containing a large collection of microphotographs with a later hand written index, slides include 42 by J. B. Dancer, and 46 by various other preparers, some of the more unusual slides include a microphotograph of the Aurora Borealis, by Watosn & Sons; microphotograph of the source of the Jordan; Egyptian Pyramids by Watson & Sons,

early Microscope Slide Collection, (I) English, c.1810 (watermark date of 1805), unmarked but similar in construction to those produced by W & S Jones, polished wooden case with 4 lift out trays containing 6 slides with opaque objects, complete with the original hand written manuscript booklet titled 'A List of an Extensive Collection of Opaque & Transparent Objects of the Microscope', case height 9.5cmFootnote: This lot contains ivory and has been registered in accordance with the Ivory Act (Section 10), Ref.3UEP2DNQ  Flints Auctions CANNOT ship this item out if the UK.

Zeiss Universal Research Microscope With Epi-Fluorecence, German, c.1990, Zeiss Universal Reasearch Microscope, with Epi-Fluorescence, Zeiss Condenser, mechanical stage, 5 objective turret with Zeiss x10, Ph2 Plan 25, Zeiss Ph2 NeoFluar 40, Zeiss Ph3 Neofluar 100 & a PL 5, lamp hose, binocular head with trinocular mount

Nikon Labophot Binocular Microscope, Japan, c.1990, Nikon Labophot, with substage condener, internal lamp, mechanical stage, 5 objective holder, with NIKON 4/0.1; NIKON E Plan 10/0.25; NIKON E Plan 20/0.4; NIKON E Plan 40/0.65; NIKON 100 /1.25, Nikonbinocular head with Nikon CFW10-x binocular eyepieces, with case Note: turns on, lamp works

2 Microscopes, Including a brass French Student microscope in a French polished case, and a small Baker microscope in an Oak case

Collection of Geological Microscope Slides, Period flip front polished case containing a collection of geological slides by various makers, some of the more unusual slides include: a diamond, dated 1866; opals; gold nuggets, along with many other good slides from avarious makers, 41 slides

French Drum Microscope & Slides, Brunner, Paris, French, c.1860, engraved to the body tube 'Brunner a Paris 34 Rue des Bernardins', the microscope of typical form with heavy lead filled base mirror, simplae stage, with fine screw focus, with a Polished case of French microscope slides

Trinocular Microscope With Vertical Illuminator, Unmarked Trinocular microscope with Lamp House with lamp control, iris diaphragm, focusing substage with condenser, mechanical stage with X-Y control, 4 objective turret with objectives marled PL 4; PL 10; PL 25 & PL 40, trinocular head with WF10X eyepieces an vertical illuminator. Note Tests as working

Professional OLYMPUS CX43 Research Microscope, complete with Uniform illumination with consistent colour temperature, phase contrast, Blue excitation fluorescence, brightfield, darkfield, mechanical stage, 5 objective turret with 4 olympus PlanC N objectives 10x, 20x, 40x & 100x with a 2.5x objective, Standard FN20 binocular and trinocular head with Olympus WHB10X-H/20 eyepieces, with instructions and original invoice dated 2022 for £4562.40 Note: good working order

Medical Collectors Items, including a Victorian leather Moc-main type double Hernia truss stamped 'THE MEDICAL SUPPLY ASSOCIATION', a fruitwood monaural stethoscope, 3 cased sets of Sir Hiram Maxim's Pipe of Peace, a set of Chambers Googles, a small student brass microscope, Blue and white transfer printed bourdalou or boat-shaped female urinal, a small leatehr cased medicine measure,

Victorian Brass Microscope, English, c.1880, unsigned, on tripod foot, plano concave mirror, substage condenser collar, simple stage, stage bullseye, course focus via rack and pinion, with screw fine focus, in fitted polished box with 2 objectives, box 28cm tall

Large French Laboratory Mirror, French, c.1860, unsigned, large geared mirror for use in optical experiments, geared to follow movement of the sun via knurled wheels to the underside of the base plate, base plate 20cm x 20cm Note: would have been used in conjunction with a soalr microscope, camera obscura or where a constant/fixed location of sunlight was required

WILD Heerburgg Trinocular Microscope, microscope marked WILD Heerburgg, electric illuminant to base condenser on rack and pinion focus, with mechanical stage, 6 objective nose piece, with objectives marked as WILD-Fluotar10/0.40; WILD-Fluotar40/0.75; WILD-Fluotar50/1.0; WILD-Fluotar100/1.30; WILD 4/0.1 and an objective marked 20/0.40, with WILD Heerburgg V=1,25x trinocular head with binocular WILD 10xk eyepieces, in a large accociated case

A Large & Heavy Hand Blown Bell Jar, 48cm tall, 25.5cm diameter, 21cm internal diameter, originally used to cover a Watson Edinburgh Microscope

An Aldis Anastigmat No.OO 2" Brass Microscope Lens, serial no. 172992

Small Field Microscope, English, c.1860, unsigned, of typical form with the main column screwing inot a brass boss in the centre of the lid, with sprung stage, mirror, 2 objectives and other items

A Withering Type Simple Microscope, English, late 18th Century, unsigned, of typical form on a circular base mirror in gimbal, below sliding stage, with specimen spike, with 3 screw in simple objective lenses

Amscope Zoom Binocular Microscope, Amscope binocular zoom microscpe with boom arm Note: good working order

Large Collection of Microscope Slides, Including 5 sets of teaching slides and Path slides with some owned by R. C. Taylor, along with a small brass drum microscope and another in a mahogany case, a lot

Large Nikon Trinocular Microscope, Japan, dated Jul 20, 1967, marked 'Nikon, Made in Japan', and further engraved 'BED.C.Z.D. (P.P.)' for Bedford College Zoology Department, with focusing substage, mechanical stage with X-Y control, 5 objective turret, trinocular head, with 5 Nikon objectives and 2 Nikon H.W.K. 10x eyepieces in the original case Note: a good usabel microscope from a good maker

Russian Dissecting Microscope, Russian Dissecting Microscope in large pine case with hand restsm binocukar head with binocular eyepieces

Large Wooden Microscope Slide Cabinet, English, glazed door with lock and key, with 28 drawers, each with label and drawer pull, each drawer to hold 33 standard slides, cabinet 42cm tall

Large Brass Microscope & Lamp, English, c.1880, unsigned, microscope on iron stand, with mirror in gimbal stage with wheel of stops, arms with condenser & forceps, rack and pinion focusing , single objective & eyepiece with microscope lamp

Set of Microscope Slides, Set of microscope slides including one slide with an interesting label that reads 'As found by the late R. Beck', Presumably Richard Beck of the microscope firm Smith & Beck, retailed by Watson, along with a collection of various other slides in a later wooden case

2 Microscopes, including a Watson binocular microscope with rotating turret of 3 binocular objectives, binocular set of eyepieces marked for R.H.Z.D. (Royal Holloway Zoology Department) in the original case, and a Swift microscope marked for 'Bedford College For Women Botany Dept. 230' microscope with 3 objectives 2 eyepieces with original case

Collection of Microscope Soundings & Diatoms, small flip front case containing a collection of microscope slides of foraminifera, diatoms and soundings by various makers, 22 slides

An Olympus BH-2 Trinocular Microscope, Japan, c.1990, labeled to the front OLYMPUS BH-2, the microscope with a halogen lamp to the rear, base with light controls, course focus to the rear, with Achromat 0.9 substage condenser, mechanical stage, 5 objective head, including the following objectives 'OLYMPUS SPlanFL2, OLYMPUS DPlan 4, OLYMPUS SPlan 4, OLYMPUS DPlan 20, an unmarked x40, with trinocular head with Olympus, WHK 10x/20 eyepieces. Note: The Olympus BH-2 is a high-quality, versatile compound microscope developed by Olympus Corporation, a leading Japanese optical and precision technology company. Introduced in the 1980s, the BH-2 microscope quickly became popular among researchers and laboratories for its excellent optical performance, ergonomic design, and modularity. It features a robust, stable platform, a precise mechanical stage, and a range of high-quality objectives are available, which enable the user to observe specimens at various magnifications. With options for brightfield, phase contrast, and fluorescence observation, the Olympus BH-2 caters to diverse research needs. Its reputation for durability and reliability has made the BH-2 a sought-after microscope even decades after its initial release.

Collection of Microscope Slides, flip front case containing a good collection of mixed microscope slides by varous makers along with a few loose slides