(2) SPENCER BRASS, IRON MICROSCOPES, 1900 & 1906

An antique American Spencer iron and brass microscope with three objective lenses 10X, 44X, 85X magnification. Dated circa 1900, marked Spencer, Buffalo U.S.A. Complete with an original fitted mahogan

Lot including vintage baseballs in glass vase, early trunk (16" x 9 1/2" x 8"), early brass and iron microscope (13" Ht.).

Vintage Spencer Microscope Iron with Brass. size: 13.5h x 6w

Spencer Microscope C.1905 Brass & Cast Iron. Measures 12" High X 4.25" Wide X 5.75" Deep. Condition - Good condition

Baldwin John Simmons Carbide Miners Cap Lamp Brass 1900 & 1906 patents. This lamp is in Very Good or better condition as pictured. It measures 3 1/2" tall. Marked on the top as pictured. See pictures

Diminutive microscope in cast iron, brass, and glass; marked "Spencer Lens Co. / 27157 / Buffalo, NY" on base. Dimensions: H 13.5" x W 4.5" x D 6.25" Condition: Wear consistent with age; scuffs, pitti

Ernst Leitz Brass Microscope, 1906 No. 90429, original lacquered brass, black painted cast-iron horseshoe base, double mirror, condenser, triple nosepiece, 3 objective lenses, 4 oculars, height 11 in

North American, United States, New York, Buffalo, ca. early 20th century CE. This is a vintage brass monocular microscope with 2 objective lenses, manufactured by Spencer Lens Company. The instrument

Circa 1900. Cast iron body marked V. Clad and Sons No. 2, Philadelphia. Brass roller mold for peanut shaped candy has been cleaned and is on the machine currently. Includes four additional molds that

A Culpeper Style brass microscope by Spencer Browning and Rust, London. With original case, extra parts, and period slides.  Dimensions: 3 1/2" diameter, 10" tall, the case 13&quot

SPENCER MICROSCOPE IN ORIGINAL CASE: Brass Microscope, by Spencer Lens Company of Buffalo, New York. Serial #2155. Also included is a 2, 4, & 16 millimeter lenses. Key is present. Approx. 13.5" h x 7"

Spencer Lens Co Buffalo NY Vintage Iron and Brass Microscope with Wooden Box. size: microscope (12.5 x 4.25 x 6), box (14 x 7.5 x 7.25 - broken - base not secure to box, side jutting out bent

4 Ear Trumpets, c. 1900 1) Folded construction, brass and iron tin. - 2) Imitation tortoise shell. - 3) Sheet metal, collapsible. - And: 4) Tin, round microphone. 4 Hörrohre, um 1900 1) Kompakte Ba

Antique brass and iron fireplace trivet, circa 1900, the kettle/ pot stand with reticulated plate and ebonized handle. [14" H x 14 1/2" W x 7" D].

Jacques Adnet (French, 1900-1984) Wall Mirror, c. 1950 France leather over iron, mirrored glass, brass 34 1/2 h x 18 dia in Property from a Private Collection, Chicago, Illinois and Charleston, South

Hammered brass and hand wrought iron gong made in Germany. Early 1900's. Good condition with some light surface rust and wear. No mallet. Measures at 21 1/2" tall x 22" wide x 13 1/4" diameter center.

A brass Vernier microscope on a cast iron base with ceramic viewing table (13" x 9.625" x 6.75"), a cased SPENCER BUFFALO iron microscope (12.5" x 4.25" x 6"), and a BAUCH AND LOMB Optical Co. refract

An Iron, Brass, and Wood Safe spain, circa 1900 24" W x 19" D x 53.5" H Estimate $1,000-2,000

Demonstration Microscope and Hand-Held Spectroscope 1) Nickeled brass microscope, substage pinhole diaphragm, draw tube, detachable grip, height 8 ¾ in., with case, c. 1900. – And: 2) Spectroscope,

2 English Brass Compound Microscopes 1) Engraved: "R. Field & Son, Birmingham, c. 1860, cast-iron claw-footed base, tilting stand, double mirror (one side broken), double milled-head pinion and triang

2 German Compound Microscopes 1) Trichina microscope, signed on the tube "Paul Waechter, Friedenau", brass with iron horseshoe base, original lacquer, double mirror, stage with adjustable and rotating

Late Victorian Brass Birdcage, c. 1900, on an iron stand with a pierced octagonal iron base, Cage- H.- 13 in., Dia.- 12 in., Stand- H.- 62 1/2 in.

JACQUES ADNET (Attr.) (1900 - 1984) Occasional table, France, 1950s Enameled iron, stitched leather, brass, glass Unmarked 22 1/2" x 29 1/2" dia.

3 Brass Compound Microscopes 1) Unsigned, probably France, unusual two-pillar construction, iron foot, brass, original lacquer, rack-and-pinion focusing, height 8 ¾ in., c. 1875. – 2) "R. Wasserlei