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Antique French Duboscq colorimeter microscope (as found condition), 40cm high approx

Wild Heerbrugg M5 stereo microscope with metal cylinder case, 17.5cm diameter, 39cm high approx

Mikroskopie - - Johann Franz Griendel von Ach. Micrographia nova: Sive nova & Curiosa variorum minutorum corporum singularis cujusdam & noviter ab autore inventi microscopii ope adauctorum & mirnada magnitudine repraesentarum descriptio. Mit 55 Figuren auf 25 gestoch. Tafeln (22 gefalt.). Nürnberg, Zierger, 1687. 4 Bl., 64 S. Pgt. d. Zt. (etw. fleckig). Erste lateinische Ausgabe. - VD 17 3:6233114T. - Nissen ZBI 1715 (dt.). - Waller 1081.5 - Harting, Mikroskop 103. - Gleichzeitig erschienen zur deutschen ersten Ausgabe des für die Entwicklung der Mikroskopie bedeutenden Werkes von Griendel von Ach. Es enthält Beschreibungen und mehrere Darstellungen von Beobachtungen, die er mit Hilfe seines Mikroskops gemacht hat, und ist in 8 Kapitel unterteilt: (1) die technischen Details seines Mikroskops, (2) Beobachtungen einiger Insekten (inkl. Ameisen) und der Fortpflanzung von Fröschen, (3) kleinere Wurmarten, d.h. kleine Tiere wie Milben usw., (4) Teile von Blumen, (5) Textilien und Stoffe, (6) Haare verschiedener Arten (einschließlich menschlicher Haare), (7) Samen, (8) verschiedene Kuriositäten (z.B. eine Pfeilspitze, eine Nadel, ein getippter Brief). - Die kurzen Texte bieten in der Regel keine wirklich neuen Erkenntnisse aus wissenschaftlicher Sicht, enthalten aber einige ansprechende Beschreibungen. Besonders interessant ist z.B. der Vergleich eines Kampfes zwischen einer Laus und einem Floh mit Tierkämpfen in den römischen Amphitheatern (S. 16). - Leicht gebräunt u. tls. etw. braunfleckig, Innenfalz tls. wurmstichig (Taf. tls. betroffen), Taf. tls. knapp, einige Blattränder unregelmäßig beschnitten, Taf. vereinzelt mit kl. Randläsuren. First Latin edition. - The first German edition of this important work for the development of microscopy was published at the same time. - It contains descriptions and several illustrations of observations Griendel von Ach made with the help of his microscope and is divided into 8 chapters: (1) the technical details of his microscope, (2) observations of some insects (including ants) and the reproduction of frogs, (3) smaller worm species, i.e. small animals such as mites, etc., (4) parts of flowers, (5) textiles and fabrics, (6) hair of various kinds (incl. human hair), (7) seeds, (8) various curiosities (e.g. an arrowhead, a needle, a typed letter). - The short texts generally offer no really new insights from a scientific point of view, but contain some appealing descriptions. Particularly interesting, for example, is the comparison of a fight between a louse and a flea with animal fights in Roman amphitheatres (p. 16). - Slightly browned and somewhat brownstained in places, some worming to inner fold (some plates affected), some plates cropped close, some margins irregularly trimmed, some plates with small marginal defects.

A Bresser Optik German 25x-1600x student microscope - in the original box, with a Bresser accessory set 1, containing 12 prepared slides, blank slides, cover glasses etc.

Carl Zeiss Jena microscope No. 17270 in wooden box by Millikin & Lawley, Strand London. Microscope 32cm, case 38cm. In good original condition, untested.

A lacquered brass monocular microscope, unsigned, set in a hardwood case, assembled height 32cm

W. WATSON & SONS, LTD, OF LONDON MICROSCOPE, 20TH CENTURY with lenses and capsules, in fitted mahogany case, bearing Watsons logo

W. WATSON & SONS, HIGH POWER BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, no. 101960, with 1/12 IN, 1/8 IN, 2/3 IN objective lenses, black lacquered body, in fitted mahogany case

MEOPTA OF PRAGUE, BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, no. 187333, with 20 0,45, 10 0,30, 8 0,15, and 3x0,10 objective lenses, black lacquered body, in fitted case with monocular attachment and series of subjective lenses

BACTIL MICROSCOPE, BY W. WATSON & SONS LTD. OF LONDON No. 94612, in wooden box with other lenses, slides and accessories

A modern microscope with Karl Zeiss lens, in pine travel case, and an assortment of glass microscope slides.

Microscope in wooden case

PZO Warszawa microscope in wooden case

A Hensoldt Wetzlar "Protami" cased small microscope, with various specimens on plates in small boxes.

A collection of mixed 20th century cased cameras including Tanit, Zenit, Ilford, Nittar and others, a boxed Instamatic camera, a cased Milbro X850 microscope, a wind-up gramophone and a small quantity of camera equipment. (1 box)

E Leitz Wetzlar brass boxed microscope 

A boxed students microscope (small desk size)

A Leitz Wetzlar Orthoplan biological microscope, fitted with phase contrast/brightfield objective lenses, 5 position objective turret and trinocular eyepiece head, with a boxed smartphone camera adapter Condition Report:Available upon request

A Leitz Wetzlar Ortholux biological microscope, fitted with brightfield objective lenses x10, x16, x25, x40 and x100 and trinocular head with x10 eyepieces Condition Report:Available upon request

A Kima microscope by W. Watson & Sons Ltd., London, serial no. 57396, marked "Glasgow University Mid. Dept. Hall Fellowship Fund", together with a selection of tissue specimen glass slides, housed in a wooden case (2) Condition Report:Available upon request

A MODERN ELECTRIC MICROSCOPE WITH SLIDES SEEN WORKING BUT NO WARRANTY

A PHILIP HARRIS VINTAGE MICROSCOPE AND HEADPHONES

CRATE WITH MISC OLD WIRING, ELECTRIC CLOCKS & A MICROSCOPE

STUDENTS MICROSCOPE

A Brunel Microscopes biological polarising microscope, Winchester Series SP50/60P, cased with instructions.

A Brunel Microscopes fixed and zoom stereo microscope, IMXLED and BMS series, cased with instructions.

Four vintage cameras and a microscope. Not available for in-house P&P.

JOBLOT (Louis) - Observations D'Histoire Naturelle, Faites Avec Le Microscope........, 2nd edition, 2 volumes in one, modern rebinding to include flyleaf and half title, title page and all plates present, some foxing particularly to the second group of folding plates, PARIS, 1754

A 19th century monocular microscope by C W Dixey & Son, London with mahogany box and lenses

A 19th century monocular microscope by Beck Model 22 in mahogany box

A Bausch & Lomb Rochester N.Y small half size microscope in case

A PATINATED BRASS MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE, NEWTON & CO., LONDON with rack and pinion focus adjustment, the stand engraved 'NEWTON & Co. / Opticians / 3 Fleet St[ree]t / TEMPLE BAR / London'.

A C.Baker microscope with electric lamp

A Carl Zeiss Amplival-type large microscope, with accessories

A tin plate Peter Pan chocolate machine, Mettoy play scales, a Merit microscope, all boxed

A Watson microscope, cased and a case containing slides, microscope marked Service W. Watson & Sons Ltd., London , no. 65455, case with key

A 19th century brass monocular microscope in mahogany box, together with a quantity of scientific glass slides

A wooden cased vintage microscope

Universal Avo Minter Meter, in leather case, Gibson electric wall clock. Myacope No 217470 microscope:- One Box.

Pickard & Curry of London Brass and Black Lacquered Microscope, lens, and slides in mahogany carry case. Bausch & Lomb U.S.A black lacquer later example, in case. (2).

A Leather and Card Etui, with various implementsA Small Quantity of Copper Printing PlatesA Monocular MicroscopeA Tea InfuserDecorative LampsOther Items (qty)

1960s wooden cased Olympus Tokyo Microscope

Moritz Pillischer microscope No.1336 in original case, signed and numbered to base Please request specifics for condition

Microscope by C. Baker of London Model 17547

Box of ornaments, NatWest pig, microscope, Lego set, costume jewellery etc

A good quality cased students microscope.

A Spindley & Hoyer student's microscope, cased; a Praktika MTL3 SLR camera; other cameras; a pair of Bunnykins cups and saucers; a Bunnykins plate; Rupert annuals; etc

A scientific microscope, by Watson Barnet, number 132538, 33cm, mid-20th century

A mahogany cased brass microscope, by Armstrong, Manchester, with 50 slides.

A brass student's microscope with accessories, in fitted mahogany case, H39cm

Brass monocular microscope marked ' Baker, of London' in fitted wooden case with additional oculars and bearing label 'Millikin & Lawley of London'. 28cm high approx. (2) (B.P. 21% + VAT)

Brass monocular microscope, un-named on wooden base. (Modern). (B.P. 21% + VAT)  Lenses appear to be clear from brief inspection.

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Miscellaneous items, including a brass student's microscope in fitted case, Victorian draughtsman's instruments in walnut fitted case, dominoes, gramophone, etc

A brass and iron binocular microscope, Watson & Son 313 High Holborn London 1031, with accessories in fitted case with brass handle, 38cm h excluding case

A tray of collectibles, hand cuffs, microscope, mother of pearl mounted opera glasses, pipes, chess pieces, patinated metal warrior, cameras etc

A collection of pipes including meerschaum pipe with bowl in the form of a Sikh wearing a turban, brass buttons on leather belt, microscope lens etc

A BOX AND LOOSE OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS ETC, to include a brass pocket microscope with wooden box, Kodak Retinette IB 35mm camera, Kodak Brownie 127, Comet 66 astronomical telescope, unbranded opera glasses, Bellingham & Stanley 0-28% sugar refractometer, together with a Thornton plastic slide rule, Jakar drawing set, folding brass ruler etc

Gillett & Sibert. A cased binocular microscope, serial number M11801, with triple objectives over a mechanical stage and condenser with substage illuminator to base, together with spare binocular mount and accessories in a mahogany case.

A Bresser Biolux AL 20x-1280x microscope with PC Ocular attachment and software, boxed.