Fine Scientific Instruments 2022-05-12 Auction - 277 Price Results - Flints Auctions Ltd in Hampshire - Page 7
Fine Scientific Instruments
A Fine Example of a Cuff Microscope By John Cuff,
A Large Collection of 101 Early 20th Century Glass Eyes,
Borough of Blackpool, Full Set of 11 Imperial Standard Capacity Measures, 1888,
Done
Thatcham, Hampshire, United Kingdom
Auction Details

Fine Scientific Instruments

Fine scientific instruments, medical items & weights & measures
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Drawing Instruments,: a 19th century telescopic turn-about compass in nickel silver in fitted red Morocco case, case 20.2cm, with an unusual pair of single-handed dividers, early 20th century, in nickel silver, 15.8cm
Est.
£40
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£60
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A 4in French Theodolite by Morin, Paris,: French, c.1870, signed to the silvered compass face H Morin 3 Rue Boursault, a Pais' on three screw feet, horizontal circle with clamp vernier screw and double vernier scales, silvered compass, two
Est.
£300
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£500
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Brunton's Pocket Transit Compass Clinometer,: American, mid 20th century, engraved ' D W Brunton's Pocket Transit Wm Ainsworth & Sons Manufacturers Denver, colo, USA' aluminium case, magnetic compass with mirror, sights and bubble level,
Est.
£30
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£50
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A Surveying Aneroid Barometer, Stanley,: English, c.1900, signed to the face 'Stanley, Great Turnstile London, 2286', aluminium body with German silver fittings, eyepiece magnifier scale range from 0 - 10000, in its original leather case,
Est.
£80
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£120
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A Very Fine Box Sextant Stanley,: English, c.1880, signed 'Stanley London' and Heavily engraved to the cover 'H W Harley Wolverhampton', the sextant with seperate telescope with sun filter, finished in oxidised and lacquered brass
Est.
£200
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£300
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A German Silver Protractor, Riefler,: German, c.1890, the case signed 'C Riefler, Nesselwang, Munchen' in velvet lined brown leather case, case 19cm
Est.
£80
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£120
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A Rare Captain W. Postes' Mactometer,: English, c.1860, signed 'J H Steward, 406 Strand London', and 'No.8 WP Trade Mark', the instrument delicalty constructed from lacquered and oxidised brass, internal viewing mirror with geared control
Est.
£200
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£400
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A Swift Binocular "Challenge" Microscope,: A Swift Binocular "Challenge" Microscope, English, c. 1880, signed to the rear of the foot ’J. Swift & Son 81 Tottenham Court Rd, London’, standing on a fully lacquered brass tripod
Est.
£800
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£1,200
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An Unusual Victorian Microscope,: English, dated from the Lozenge date stamp 1872, engraved to the back of the stand 'THOs ARMSTRONG & BRO, 88 & 90 DEANSGATE MANCHESTER, No.124', on a very unusual shaped cast brass stand, with
Est.
£200
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£400
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Binocular Microscope Outfit, Smith & Beck,: English, dated from the Beck Records as sold March 1859, engraved to the body tube Smith & Beck 6 Coleman St, London, 2024', the microscope standing on the typical reversed 'Y' shaped foot, tall
Est.
£500
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£700
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A Swift Student Petrological Microscope: English, c.1900, signed to foot Swift & Son, London, supported on a black enamel foot with plano-concave mirror on an articulated arm, with swing-out sub-stage polariser and pull out condenser,
Est.
£300
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£500
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A Compass-Type Simple Microscope,: English, c.1820,in brass, with three lenses to achieve different magnifications, Adams-type three-claw specimen holder, turned ebony handle, 15.5cm
Est.
£600
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£800
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A Very Fine Polarising Microscope Viewer,: English,c.1840, unsigned, constructed of finely turned and polished Lignum Vitae, the central rotating specimen holder with corresponding engraved labels, Nitre, Borax, blank, Quartz, Topaz, Calc
Est.
£600
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£800
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A Brass Compound Microscope, Dixey,: English, c.1880, signed in script to the back of the circular base 'C. W. Dixey Optician to the Queen, New Bond St. London', the microscope on a heavy lead filled brass base on a single pillar with a
Est.
£300
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£500
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An Important John Cuff 'First Form', Solar Microscope,: English, c.1743, unsigned but by Cuff, the square solid mahogany plate with a rotating centre mounted to the front with a brass flange into which screws the main body of the microscope constructed of
Est.
£6,000
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£8,000
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18th Century Compass Microscope,: English, c.1750, unsigned, consisting of a delicately turned handle which screws into the base of the body of the microscope, the body with reversible forceps and interchangeable specimen holder, top
Est.
£600
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£800