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Brass monocular microscope by R&J Beck,, with some lenses and in a walnut case, 33.5cm.

Victorian part-brass monocular microscope, Johnson & Sons, London, in a mahogany box, 31cm, together with a small collection of slides.

Military silver plate and ebonised swagger stick, an early 20th century mahogany and gilt brass four-draw telescope engraved Wellington Crown Court, Soho, London, 37cm long (extended), a pocket monocular periscope, a Dollond of London leather and gilt brass four-draw telescope, 46.5cm long (extended), cased Zenith 8x25 binoculars and a cow's horn mounted with a crest 

A British World War II monocular spotting scope, dated 1944, length 20.5 cm.

A late 19th century brass monocular MICROSCOPE by 'EDMUND WHEELER LONDON'. The top tube engraved 'Presented to Penketh School by Joseph Dease 1869', with rack and pinion fine adjustment over a sliding stage and concave mirror, contained in a fitted mahogany case with minor accessories.

A collection of assorted telescopic tripod stands one mounted with a Tasco monocular

A WWI First World War British trench periscope by R&J Beck, dated 1918, with adjustable mirror prism painted in khaki green and turned oak handle together with a cased British Army Monocular.

A vintage cased Prior monocular microscope, model number 27432

A leather cased pair of binoculars, another pair loose, three pairs of opera glasses together with a Carr & Stroud monocular

An early 20th century lacquered brass monocular microscope, R & J Beck Ltd London, mahogany case, 32.5cm high to top of brass handle, 11.5cm wide, 17cm deep

A late 19th century E. Leitz Wetzlar lacquered brass monocular microscope, No.38843, the fitted case with removable compartments, containing slides, lenses, etc, 38cm high overall c.1896

An early 20th century lacquered brass monocular microscope, mahogany case, 29cm high to brass handle, 18.5cm wide, 15.5cm deep

A monocular microscope by J. Swift & Son of London, serial no. 155339, with Telaugic x10 lens, low voltage illumination with intensifier, lacking carry case.

A Razer Blackshark V2 X gaming head set, two Deathadder Essential gaming mice, all boxed, and Hikmicro Lynx Pro LH 15 thermal monocular

A gas mask, military canteen, trench art ashtrays, monocular and a reproduction 1914 Christmas tin.

Newcon Optic 7x50 Laser Range finder, (not tested) and an Endurance monocular

A Carl Zeiss 8 x 30 Monocular.

A pair of French silver plated and faux-snakeskin binoculars by Lumiere of Paris, 1950s - in the original tan leather case; together with a silver plated and faux-mahogany lacquered monocular.

Monocular.

A Nikon 15-45 spotting monocular with Velbon tripod.

German Sextant, C. Plath, Hamburg,German, c.1900, engraved 'C. PLATH, HAMBURG' to the edge of the scale, of typical lattice frame design, with 2 screw in telescopes and a later monocular eyepiece, with later repair certificate in the lid dated 1921, in fitted case, case 28cm wide

Large & Fine Binocular & Monocular Victorian Binocular Microscope, J. B. Dancer,English, dated 1861, engraved in copperplate script 'J. B. Dancer Optician, Manchester, No.310' and to the binocular bodytube Registered June 27th 1861 No.4380' the microscope on a tripod foot raised on 2 columns terminating in trunnions to the limb, with large plano-concave mirror in gimbal on sliding collar, mechanical stage with X-Y control beyonet fitting to underside of stage, with rack and pinion course focus, with interchangeable binocular/monocular body tubes, the binocular tubes with Dancer's own design of prism not Wenhams prism, with interocular adjustment, accessories include:1/8" objective & can,1/4" objective & can,1/2" objective & can,3/4" can,2" objective & can,3" objective & can,Low power binocular eyepieces engraved A,Medium power binocular eyepieces engraved B,High power binocular eyepieces engraved C,Substage condenser,Wenham Condenser,Substage Polariser,AnalyserWheel of stops, Live boxes,Large tabel bullseye,All in the original French polished case with trade label to inside of door, case 44cm tall

Watson Van Heurck Circuit Stage Binocular Microscope,English, c.1910, engraved to the rear of the stand 'W. Watson& Sons, Ltd, 313 High Holborn, London, 38737' and to the bar 'Circuit Stage Van Herurck', the microscope on a massive Black lacquered brass tripod foot, with brass pad feet, at the top is a large friction locked trunnion that supports the main body of the microscope, at the bottom is a large plano-concave mirror in a gimbal, above this is the fully mechanical substage with X-Y control, rotational control via a gear and pinion, all with rack and pinion focusing, full mechanical circuit stage with Turrel type adjustment with vernier scales, with retro fitted micro forge (which can be fully unclipped and unscrewed) limb incorporating fine focus control with course rack and pinion to the rear of the bodytube, the monocular body tube with a racked drawer tube and push/pull drawer tube, the binocular body with inter-ocular rackwork and engraved 'High Power Binocular Eyepiece', in the original French polished mahogany cabinet with two drawers of accessories, the first containing:2mm Apochromatic objective by W. Watson & Sons.4mm Apochromatic objective by W. Watson & Sons.8mm Apochromatic objective by W. Watson & Sons.16mm Apochromatic objective by W. Watson & Sons.1 1/2" Holoscopic objective by W. Watson & Sons.3" Holoscopic objective by W. Watson & Sons.x5 Holoscopic eyepiece by Watson.x7 Holoscopic eyepiece by Watson.x20 Holoscopic eyepiece by Watson.Pair of binocular Eyepieces.smaller drawer contains:x10 Holoscopic eyepiece by Watson.Pair of binocular Eyepieces.All in a large French polished cabinetProvenance: this microscope belonged to Dr. Kenneth I. Johnstone, B.Sc, Ph.D, M.B, Ch.Bb(Leeds) F.R.M.S., A.R.P.S. he was known for his contributions to microbiology and specifically for his work on micromanipulation techniques involving bacteria. His book titled "Micromanipulation of Bacteria" is an authoritative resource in this specialized area of research. In this book, Johnstone discusses various techniques for manipulating microscopic organisms, including the use of a microforge.A microforge is a precision instrument used in biological laboratories to modify microtools under a microscope. It typically involves a heating element to melt and shape glass needles or other microtools, which can be used for handling microscopic samples such as single cells or bacteria.Johnstone's work and his book are significant because they provide detailed methodologies for researchers working with microorganisms, offering insights into handling, manipulating, and modifying microscopic life forms for experimental purposes. This has applications in various fields, including microbiology, cellular biology, and medical research.

Collection of Binoculars By Ross, Londonto include a cased set of binoculars marked 8x30 Stepvue, Ross London; a cased set of prism binoculars engraved Power = 12 Ross London; a cased set engraved Stereo Prism Binocular Power = 6 Ross London; a pair marked Ross London x10 in a leather case; a monocular in a leather case marked Ross London, and 3 other pairs of binoculars by Ross all uncased

Smith & Beck No.1 Microscope,English,c.1858*, engraved to teh foot 'Smith & Beck, 6 Coleman St, London, 1897', the microscope on a 'Y' shaped foot with tall upright architectural pillars supporting the limb on large conical trunnions, plano-concave mirror on triangular column, focusing substage collar, fully mechanical stage with X-Y control, monocular body tube with screw fine focus, with 3 objectives by Smith & Beck, 3 eyepieces and other items in a fitted display cabinet, cabinet height 53cm* dated from the Beck Records

A leather cased gentleman's grooming set, a Kodak Retinette 1B vintage camera, and a vintage leather cased monocular.

A 19th century brass monocular microscope in fitted oak carry case with glass slides, h25cm

An antique single drawer monocular, maker marker for Thomas Rubergall of Coventry Street, London.

Bushnell ZENIT Ir-2 1 6/85 Night Vision Monocular and Case.

An early 20th century gilt lacquered and oxidized brass monocular microscope, height 27cm, with a mahogany case, together with various accessories, including a bullseye condenser and lenses.

THE AMATEUR SCIENCE CLUB HOUSE: Victorian travelling brass monocular microscope, brass folding tripod base, signed oblique, inscribed 'C.W. Dixey, Optician to the Queen, New Bond Street London', with numerous accessories including seven objective lenses, bullseye illuminator, stage, six bone specimen slides, seven wooden slides, in a lined mahogany caseProvenance: private collection West WalesComments: microscope appears good, some tarnishing, crack to bullseye illuminator, some wear to outside of mahogany case

WATSON & SON 'SERVICE' MONOCULAR MICROSCOPEstamped 'Service' W.Watson & Sons Ltd, London 48292, with cover, 33cm high

Scientific Instruments - a brass monocular microscope, by W.R Prior, London, cased; others similar, lacquered, C. Baker (3)

VINTAGE CAMERAS & ASSOCIATED ITEMS, including box Brownies, Russian monocular, 10x50 binoculars, etc.Provenance: deceased estate Denbighshire

A Group of Binoculars, a pair of Asahi Pentax D=35mm 15X, G, a Mignon Aux Telephoto 8x30mm monocular, F-G, a pair of Mark Sceffel 20 x 50, G and a pair of G. Fournier Military x 8, F

Zeiss 8 x 20 B binoculars, cased; East German Zeiss 8 x 32; Ross London Stepmur 10 x 50, cased; 3 other pairs of binoculars, and a monocular. (7)

A tele sport 18-36 x 50R monocular and stand together with a adventuridge 20-60 X 60 example (2)

A Mirador monocular and tripod

A late 19th century E. Leitz Wetzlar lacquered brass monocular microscope, No.38843, the fitted case with removable compartments, containing slides, lenses, etc, 38cm high overall c.1896

An early 20th century lacquered brass monocular microscope, mahogany case, 29cm high to brass handle, 18.5cm wide, 15.5cm deep

An early 20th century lacquered brass monocular microscope, R & J Beck Ltd London, mahogany case, 32.5cm high to top of brass handle, 11.5cm wide, 17cm deep

A cased monocular microscope by R. & J. Beck, London, serial no. 30084, together with an assortment of walking sticks, including an example with handle carved as a cobra's head, antler-handled examples etc. Condition Report:Available upon request

Vintage Microscopy, Large Baker Binocular Microscope, English, c.1960, engraved 'C. Baker London, 1510' finished in metalic grey with all chrome parts, with binocular/monocular tubes, mechancial stage in large fitted case

Zeiss Amplival Microscope complete with various accessories, monocular and binocular heads, set of Zeiss Apochromat objectives, substage condenser, mechanical stage, in large case, untestedBUYER BEWARE: WE CANNOT SHIP THIS ITEM. COLLECTION OR OWN COURIER ONLY!!Condition report not exhaustive covering only the following:Mechanical:Main course focus works but slides back down due to weightFine focus worksSubstage focus worksStage X-Y control worksKnob to slide prism over in head looseOptically:Zeiss 6.3/0.20 Apochromat – clear but dustyZeiss 616/0.40 Apochromat – delamination to edge of lensZeiss 40/0.95 Apochromat – clear but dusty, slight hazeZeiss 63/0.95 Apochromat – 2 internal small inclusions difficult to say what they areZeiss 100/1.32 Apochromat – not working internal hazeEyepieces good and clearBinocular prism good but with dust, spots of mould(?)Main body prism goodSubstage condenser good but dustlyOther:No lamp or lamp house      

Large Collection of Binoculars, all in various states sold as seen, including a monocular by Dollond, Zeiss Telex in working order, AF

Classic Microscopy - Baker 3BQ Binocular/Monocular Microscope English, c.1940, engraved C. Baker, London, with focusing substage, mechanical stage, objectives, interchangeable binocular/monocular head in original case

Classic Microscopy, Watson Bactil Binocular Microscope, English c.1950, engraved BACTIL BINOCULAR WATSON LONDON 120880, finished in black and chrome with binocular & monocular body tubes , with objectives, eyepieces an d other accessories, in original cabinet

Vintage Microscopy, Watson High Power Binocular Microscope, English, c.1950,engraved 'High Power Binocular, W. Watson & Sons Ltd, London 99035' finished in black and chrome with binocular head and monocular head, in original case

Collectors Scientific Instrument Lot, items include an oval plate glass polarizer, engraved in large copperplate script 'W. Ladd Beak St, Regent St London' a pair of opera glasses in Mother of Pearl, a gilt 9 drawer monocular by Adams, Fleet Str. London with later paper covering; a cased black glass Claude Mirror; a large cased colimator slit; a cased opthalmascope by Fannin London

Vintage Carl Zeiss Monocular in leather case and a pair of Ross of London Military issue prism binoculars No 5370, patent stamped 11.7.1900.

Two pairs of binoculars, 20th century, two monocular telescopes and a microscope, boxed, (5)Condition ReportAll worn, with knocks and losses.

A gilt metal, mother of pearl and paste miniature telescopic monocular, diameter 3cm.  Condition report, cracks and losses to mother of pearl, misshapen in places, lens clear.

A Powell & Lealand lacquered brass compound microscope with monocular & binocular options, signed “Powell & Lealand, 170, Euston Road, London”, & again: “Powell & Lealand, No. 142, Patent”, dated 1885, on tripod base, with 2 in, ½, ¼, & a ? Apochromatic Oil Immersion N.A. 1.40 object lenses, five eye-pieces, & other accessories in mahogany case, & with mahogany carrying case.

A Ross No. 1 lacquered brass microscope stand on triform base, circa. 1860’s, signed: Ross, London, No. 3446, with un-signed binocular tube, but also with interchangeable Powell & Lealand large-diameter monocular tube accepting both Ross & Powell & Lealand objectives, together with a comprehensive selection of accessories, including eight Ross objective lenses: 3 in, 2 in, 1 in, ? in, 4/10 in, ¼ in, 1/7 in, & an interesting dry achromat with immersion front lens in extra compartment; four Powell & Lealand objectives: ½ in Apochromatic N.A. 0.64 No. 17, ¼ in Apochromatic N.A. 0.95, 1/25 in oil immersion N.A. 1.25 No. 50; pairs of eyepieces A, B & C; another pair of Ross “Kelner’s Orthoscopic” eyepieces labelled C; Powell & Lealand x5, x10, & x20 eyepieces; a Norbert-type circular test plate; Lieberkuhn reflector for 1½” & 2” objectives; various condensers, stops, etc.; the accessories in original fitted mahogany case, the microscope in later case; together with a brass table condenser on cast metal square base.

A W. Watson & Sons brass compound monocular microscope on patinated bronze stand, No. 6015, with four object lenses, signed “W. Watson & Sons, 313, High Holborn”, in mahogany carrying case.

A J. B. Dancer lacquered brass compound monocular microscope, the triform base signed “J. B. Dancer, Optician, Manchester”, with two object lenses, two eye-pieces, & brass telescopic bull’s-eye table condenser on circular stand; in mahogany carrying case.

A late 19th/early 20th century un-signed brass & patinated bronze monocular microscope, with two object lenses; in mahogany case.

An 8 x 30 monocular with small cased microscope lens.

Two pairs of binoculars and a monocular, including Prinzlux. Not available for in-house P&P

Monocular 10 x 50, Swift and other binoculars, Olympus and other cameras, spirit level, rulers etc:- One Box.