Viennese Microscope by Reichert, c. 1891

Viennese Microscope by Reichert, c. 1891 Signed on stage: C. Reichert, Wien. Foot with embossed serial no. 8211, original lacquered and blackened brass and steel, pinhole diaphragm under the table, ro

Brass Compound Microscope, C. Reichert, Wien, Austria, late 19th century, with rackwork coarse focus, square stage with slide clips, substage swing arm with condenser, plano/concave mirror with three-

Microscope, Cased, C. Reichert Wein VIII. Bennogasse 26, 2 Objective, 2 Eyepiece, Brass, Optical, Scientific

Vintage C. Reichert Wien Microscope. Together with a Revere Eight Projector. Used unknown working condition, wear, worn, maybe missing pieces and parts.

19th c A Reichert VIII Bez Landougasse c 40 Wein. cased brass microscope with extra lenses, ht 10 1/2", box 11" x 6" x 4"

C. Reichert Wien Austria Microscope, #13996. With case, 4 objectives and 3 eyepieces total. (13 1/2" tall extended).

including a small microscope engraved to the stage 'C. Reichert, Wein' and to the fine focus the same with a No.16, and stamped to the base No.8205, with another later microscope by Reichert numbered

Tabletop polariscope, microscope and colorimeter to include a C. Reichert Austria 3283 tabletop polariscope, a duboscq type colorimeter by Bausch & Lomb optical co., along with an Olympus students mic

Dutch Compound Monocular Chest Microscope, c. 1780 Cuff-type brass microscope with gimbaled 1 1/2 in. single mirror, three-arm stage on sliding block for coarse focusing, milled-head screw fine adjust

Rare German Brass Microscope, c. 1830 Signed on the tube "L. Veitshans in Hamburg", original lacquered brass, folding tripod stand, triangular column, large concave single mirror, Ø 2 1/3 in., unusua

Nuremberg Compound Monocular Microscope, c. 1820 Box-type, hardwood, outer pasteboard tube with fishskin-patterned covering, drawtubes covered with paper, base signed with "ICR", screw-on dust caps on

Wilson-Type Screw-Barrel Microscope, c. 1730 Simple microscope based on design by Hartsoeker, lacquered brass, detachable turned hardwood handle (replaced), 1½-inch inne tube, 15/8-inch outer tube wi

Violin, Labeled George Gemunder A violin labeled George Gemunder, c. 1891. Labeled "George Gemunder fecit Astoria L.I. Anno 1891." LOB 35.9cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from

Davis Improved Compound Microscope, c. 1830 Signed at the foot: "Improved Compound Microscope by Davis, 65, Bold St. Liverpool". Original lacquered brass, folding tripod base, concave mirror, tilting

English Compass Microscope, c. 1780 For opaque objects, brass and steel, objective with Lieberkühn reflector, length 3 ¾ in., in original rayskin-covered silk-lined case. Englisches Zirkelmikrosk

2 Gold Framed Dog Paintings c.1891 - 20 in tall x 16

5 Brass Microscopes, c. 1900 1) Signed "E. Leitz, Wetzlar, No. 34012, Filiale New York", large research microscope, horseshoe base, triple-mounted double-mirror, tilting stand, sliding tube with gradu

English Double-Pillar Microscope, c. 1840 Signed on the label in the box "John Galletti Instrument Maker, Glasgow"; original lacquered brass, round base, pivoting concave mirror, two columns, sliding

Engel's Patent School and Salon Microscope, c. 1875 Invented by Conrad von Rappard, made by Mikroskopisches Institut Engel & Comp., original lacquered brass, sliding tube coarse focusing, 1 objective,

John Wesley Banjo c.1891. Jenkins Brand Name, Kansas City, Mo. Metal body. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meisel Collection assembled over a period of forty years by an

Botanical Simple Microscope, c. 1800 Probably by Dollond, London. Original lacquered brass, oval base, rectangular pillar, inset single mirror, rack-and-pinion focusing to the sprung stage, 2 screwed

Set of (12) Coalport Porcelain Works plates, circa 1891, each having a scalloped rim centering a scrollwork and rinceaux border in cobalt and gold on a white ground, maker's mark to underside, 10.5"di

Early German Brass Microscope, c. 1870 Unmarked, very similar to the early models from the Carl Kellner and Belthle workshop in Wetzlar, original lacquered and burnished brass, concave mirror attached

Leitz Ortholux Binocular Microscope, c. 1964 Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar, Germany. No. 664044, reflected-light/transmitted-light laboratory microscope, consisting of stand, binocular tube, height-adjustable