Brass Telescope, Microscope and Kaleidoscope Assortment

Telescope with leather wrapping (7" to 18.5") and Microscope (missing one holder) 11"H X 7"D.

Brass Cylindrical Telescope Kaleidoscope, convex glass end, length 8".[10] CONDITION: Very good.

TRAY MICROSCOPES + 1 BRASS TELESCOPE

7 telephones, micro-camera on tripod with original case and lense, pair of leather and brass binoculars, flasslight, 3 telescopes, 1 microscope, 4 compasses

Kaleidoscope Assortment (10) items, (4) tube style including wood, brass and cardboard and a wood stand; (2) wheelscopes with one having a polychrome view, brass tube,

Kaleidoscope Assortment Four items including a cylinder metal kaleidoscope having brass trim and a wood stand, a flat wood and crank kaleidoscope; together with a flat wood magic lantern depicting a s

Antique brass telescope made in France. Measures 9" tall and case is 3 1/2" x 10" x 5".

Wooden look down telescope with brass ends with maglight flashlight in stand. "Beacon of Hope", Randy and Shelly Knapp. 1993. 3 of 15. 11"

A GROUP OF SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT 19th and 20th century Comprising a Fayrer, London brass microscope, a compass, a brass microscope, and a set of six brass weights. height of telescope 14 1/2in (37cm)

Handcrafted wood and brass table model kaleidoscope modeled as a telescope on adjusting tripod base. The brass chamber wheel marked H.G. Wells Mod. No. 29. is fitted with wooden spokes. Telescope barr

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:

Mostly Blue Skies Studio (American). Kaleidoscope. Glass, crystals, brass, metal. Height: 12", Length: 8", Depth: 8". Functional art glass kaleidoscope designed like a microscope with moving parts and

Two brass scopes to include Schmalcalder, six draw monocular telescope, Strand, London along with Leitz brass microscope, ht. 12 3/4", SN#50498.

Marked Bush,1873. Telescope style, dark leather covered tube with brass "ship's wheel" rotating cell and maple stand. 13"h x 10"w

French. 1868-1875. Brass. In original fitted case featuring dovetailed construction. Includes a cased assortment of lenses. Engraved, "C. Verick Special de E. Hartnack rue de la Perchuminiere 2, Paris

American. 1907. Brass and japanned steel. In original fitted case. Includes an assortment of original lenses. Engraved, "Bausch & Lomb Optical Co., Rochester, N.Y." upper base. 14 x 7 x 9". Exhibits p

American. 1920s. Brass with a japanned iron base and slate table. Includes an assortment of lenses and original fitted case. Stamped, "Sold by Arthur H. Thomas Co., Philada, U.S.A", "Pat Jan. 5, 1915

6 Kaleidoscopes- including 1.) David L. Collier, 1997; 2.) Telescope- copper and walnut (missing tripod); 3.) and 4.) Corki Weeks- 2 brass with barrel shaped cels; 5.) Brass with double jeweled wheel;

5 1/4" Tall 8" tall extended Such a neat reproduction antique microscope! This is made to look like one of the vintage portable microscopes used in field work. As shown in the images it telescopes up

5 1/4" Tall 8" tall extended Such a neat reproduction antique microscope! This is made to look like one of the vintage portable microscopes used in field work. As shown in the images it telescopes up

5 1/4" Tall 8" tall extended Such a neat reproduction antique microscope! This is made to look like one of the vintage portable microscopes used in field work. As shown in the images it telescopes up

5 1/4" Tall 8" tall extended Such a neat reproduction antique microscope! This is made to look like one of the vintage portable microscopes used in field work. As shown in the images it telescopes up

5 1/4" Tall 8" tall extended Such a neat reproduction antique microscope! This is made to look like one of the vintage portable microscopes used in field work. As shown in the images it telescopes up

5 1/4" Tall 8" tall extended Such a neat reproduction antique microscope! This is made to look like one of the vintage portable microscopes used in field work. As shown in the images it telescopes up