ANTIQUE MAHOGANY MICROSCOPE CASE W/SOME LENSES

ANTIQUE MAHOGANY MICROSCOPE CASE W/SOME LENSES, LOSS TO LEFT FRONT EDGE OF CASE, APPROXIMATELY 10 IN X 12 IN X 15 IN

Antique brass microscope, case, accessories, Unsigned microscope in original mahogany case with key, three eyepiece lenses marked 3, 4 and 5, three objective lenses, marked 3, 7 and one unmarked, one

A cased early 20th century Brass Bausch & Lomb Co. microscope. Serial #34888 with adjustable tube, three objective lenses, and tilting frame on a U-shaped base. Dovetailed Mahogany case with two fitte

with plaque "M. Pillischer-London". Numbered 1 through 21 drawer pulls, key included. 15 5/8" high, 12 1/4" wide, 13 1/2" deep. Edge wear, scuffs, staining.

A 19th century brass scale sextant with black enamel, fold-away lenses intact, various ocular attachments, housed in a nice mahogany case with brass fittings and dovetail construction. Measures 9 x 9

Rare antique German microscope by Engelbert and Hensoldt of Wetzlar, signed on stage with number 203. In wood case, with additional objective lens. Dimensions: (Case) H 13" x W 5" x D 4.75" Condition:

Two Antique Microscopes, Spindler and Hoyer of Gottingen, with #5 and #3 lenses, with original wood case; brass manual adjust microscope with single lens; 6" and 8" high

Compur J. Docbel-Munchen lens. Mahogany wood case with black bellows; 11.5in.H. x 14in.W. x 9.5in.D.

Antique late 19th or early 20th-century brass microscope by Bausch & Lomb Optical Co, an American lens company that was founded in Rochester, New York, in 1853. The item has a gilded surface and numer

(lot of 2) Microscope group, consisting of antique examples executed in brass, one in a fitted case, plus extra lenses, 20"h

Antique Spencer Lens Co Jug Handle Microscope with wooden case - Buffalo NY.Spencer moved to Buffalo, NY and operated as Spencer Lens Co in 1895 and was purchased by American Optical in 1935 but used

BRAUN CORP SPENCER LENS CO No 7019 MICROSCOPE IN WOODEN CASE, CASE MARKED WILLIAM O HAMMER/ WITH KEY.

DESCRIPTION: Antique American brass and japanned steel microscope In original fitted wood case. Includes an assortment of original lenses. Engraved, "Bausch & Lomb Optical Co., Rochester, N.Y." CIRCA:

Antique 1897 Bausch Lomb Microscope; comes in cherry wood case and 1 extra eyepiece and 1 extra lens obejctive in brass canisters. Case size: 15"x9"x7.5"

An early 20thC Leitz microscope, constructed from brass with a cast iron base, the mount stamped 'E. Leitz - Wetzlar - No. 4175. The fitted mahogany case containing three lenses and a box containing f

Cast Iron & Lacquered Brass Microscope in original wood case. Patent dates of Oct. 3, 1876 and Oct. 13th, 1885. Bottom marked "13" and ownership inscription. One Optical and Two Objective lenses. Pain

Monocular Microscope, A. Ross, London. Barlimb model. Date of manufacture: 1852. Serial number: 504. All brass with mahogany case and glass door. Objective lens 1: A. Ross 1856. Objective lens 2: A. R

Brass microscope, German, 19th century, inscribed "E. Petitpierre, Berlin," in original mahogany case, 5" h x 12" l x 6" w.

A Charles Baker Compound Monocular Microscope, London, 19th Century, Signed on base, with multiple objectives, lenses and accessories as pictured. Contained in a fitted mahogany case. Case dimensions:

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.)

3 Brass Microscopes 1) Drum microscope, original lacquered brass, 1 ocular, 5 numbered objective lenses, rack-and-pinion focusing (damaged), height 10 5/8 in., in fine mahogany case, c. 1825. - 2) St

Length of box 8.25 inches. CONDITION: Good antique condition. Expected wear. Separation on top of mahogany case restored.

2 Brass Microscopes Both unsigned, original lacquered brass, in fine mahogany cases. 1) Height 9 7/8 in., draw tube, milled-head screw fine adjustment, 2-part objective lens, 1 eyepiece, condens

Antique Mahogany Case Grandfather Clock