Smith, Beck & Beck Universal Microscope, c. 1865

3 English Microscopes 1) Universal microscope by Smith Beck & Beck, London. No. 3816, rare chain-drive coarse and fine adjustment, incident-light magnifier, height 13 in., with case, c. 1875. - 2) E.

A Smith & Beck Compound Universal Monocular Microscope No 1040, London, 19th Century, Signed and numbered on base with single eyepiece, objective and plano-concave mirror and condensing lens. H: 15 1/

Folding instrument, with various lenses and accessories. In a fitted mahogany case. James Smith and Richard Beck. London. Circa 1850. H. of case: 30.5 cm (12 in.)

London. 12 1/2"h

A Smith Beck & Beck Compound Binocular / Monocular Microscope, No. 4172, London, 19th Century, Signed on rear foot of base, having dual rack and pinion focusing, with 5 eyepieces, 4 objectives by vari

C.1860, English, serial no. 1603, signed around eyepieces 'ACHROMATIC STEREOSCOPE, SMITH, BECK & BECK, 31 CORNHILL, LONDON',table top cabinet opens to reveal stereoscope in base in slide out box, view

A Rare Cased Smith and Beck Binocular Microscope with Thomas Glazebrook Rylands Archive, circa

A Large Classic London Model Beck Microscope,English, c.1930, signed 'Beck London, London Model', with Beck vertical illuminator, and interchangeable simple base, in large polished mahogany cabinet

A Very Early Smith & Beck Compound Monocular Microscope, English dated from the Beck Records, 1847, signed to the foot 'Smith & Beck 6 Coleman St, LONDON, 171' the microscope stands on a 'Y' shaped ba

A Smith & Beck Tabletop Stereoscope c.1860, English, serial no: 3023, with adjustable incline, rack and pinion focus, mirror reflector to underside of lid (tarnished) and lens with some fungus

A Classic Beck Metallurgical Microscope,English, c.1950, signed Beck, London, with plano-concave mirror, focusing stage, fully mechanical stage, with Beck Vertical Illuminator, with objective and eyep

A Smith and Beck Signed Compound Monocular Microscope, No 660, London, 19th Century. Signed and numbered on front tri-form foot, with multiple objectives, lenses and accessories as pictured. Contained

A Smith and Beck Compound Monocular Microscope, No. 2545, London, 19th Century, With single eyepiece and objective plano mirror is cracked. Together with a fitted mahogany box. No original box with st

A Smith and Beck First Class Signed Compound Monocular Microscope, No 1079, London, 1856, Inscribed on barrel tube 'February 1856 Presented to Mr. John Flowers Bentley, as a public testimonial by upwa

19th Century Smith & Beck London # 2848, 19 1/4" x 12 1/4" x 10", Binocular Microscope in Ca

probably Alt, Beck & Gottschalck China-Head doll, "Adeline Patti 1843-1919"c. 1865, enameled breast head, wide, raised breast plate with 2 sewing holes, short neck, blue painted eyes, red mouth, b

Microscope in Wooden Box, original locking, Smith & Beck 2503 London, box cracked on top & bottom with additional damage, missing 2 lenses

English, c.1950, marked 'BECK LONDON, LONDON MODEL , MODEL 47, 36818', microscope of standard form but with linked polariser and analyzer, rack and pinion to top of body tube, with non standard rotati

Compound Binocular Microscope by R. & J. Beck with Accessories, c. 1880 Marked on the base: "R. & J. Beck, London & Philadelphia", no. 11669, original lacquered brass, rack-and-pinion coarse adjustmen

Double-Pillar Binocular Polarization Microscope Compendium by R & J Beck, c. 1880-85 Signed on the foot "R & J. Beck London 12836"; original lacquered brass, the "Large Best" by the prestigious firm,

R & J Beck of London brass triple nose-piece microscope, circa 1900, signed "Walmsley & Co". Measures 7"L x 5.5"W x 13"H; Coubron & Scrutton LTR of London brass gimbal compass mounted on wood base, ci

substantial oak cabinet by Beck, London, c.1925-1950, glazed door with lock and key, 28 drawers with ebony knob and ivorine plaque, each to hold 36 slides (total capacity 1008 slides), with approximat

3 English Microscopes 1) Universal Dissecting Microscope, c. 1925, Watson & Son, London, black-painted cast-iron base, plane mirror, joint revolving arm for the lens, rack-and-pinion focussing, 2 lens

The all brass Martin-type compound microscope circa 1790 with various slides and accoutrements as shown is signed Gilbert & Co, London in hand engraved script on one beam of the tripod foot. A much la