2 Trichinae Microscopes

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

Description - Spyglass, sextant and 2 microscopes. Dimensions - 12"

2 Microscopes 1) Signed on the tube "Dr. E. Hartnack, Potsdam", original lacquered brass, leaded horseshoe foot, missing mirror, draw tube, screw fine adjustment, height 10 5/8 in., c. 1875. – And:

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

Items: 1) GemOro 1067 ZX, 2) Titan Brand Microscopes, 2) Microscope Stands, 1) Microscope Mounting Bracket Condition: Good Note: Equipment not tested Photos are of the actual item being sold. While w

2 Brass Microscopes 1) Drum microscope, c. 1850, maker unknown, lacquered brass, base diameter 2 ½ in., single mirror, sliding body tube for coarse adjustment, single milled-head rack-and-pinion fine

2 Drum Microscopes and a Lamp 1) Signed on the base "Bénèche & Wasserlein, Berlin", original lacquered brass, draw tube, fine adjustment to the stage, 2-part objective, 2 eyepieces, height

2 Brass Microscopes and Accessories 1) R. & J. Beck Ltd, London, no. 28601, signed at the base, double mirror, height-adjustable condenser with iris diaphragm, coarse and fine adjustment, with 2 obje

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

Group of two antique brass microscopes, together with a collection of early slides. The box with slides has 12 removable slide drawers. There are a total of 50 slides contained in the box.Larger Micro

2 Simple Microscopes of Varied Form 1) Lens on tripod, turned fruitwood, with cartouche, height 2 1/3 in., c. 1840. – And: 2) Nickeled, two lenses, with handle, in leathered casket, c. 1890. 2 unter

5 Small Brass Microscopes, 1800-1880 1) Simple microscope, 2 lenses, height-adjustable stage, height 4 1/3 in. - 2) Berlin microscope by Wasserlein. - 3) Drum microscope, height 7 1/6 in., with 3 pre

Kodak Retina IIC Outfit, 1957 Kodak AG, Stuttgart. 1) Retina IIC, type 029, no. 58636, Retina-Xenon C 2,8/50 mm, shutter inoperable, with case. – 2) Retina Microscope Adapter Kit, model D, with box.

Leeuwenhoek Microscope ReplicaCased replica of a Leeuwenhoek Microscope. Microscope: 2.75". Case: 4.5"h x 2.5" squareAntonie van Leeuwenhoek is commonly known as "the Father of Mic

Antique1898 E. Leitz Wetzlar Brass Monocular Microscope. 2 Objectives. Serial number located on the base. Measures approximately 11 inches high x 3.75 inches wide x 5 inches deep

2 Unusual Simple Microscopes 1) France, signed on the base "A. Molteni, 44 rue du Chateau d'eau, Paris", original lacquered brass, rack-and-pinion adjustment, 3 pinhole diaphragm insets, 3 ocular len

2 French Brass Microscopes 1) Signed: "M. Stiassnie à Paris", c. 1895. 3¾-inch round base, two tubular pillars, capped with inclination joint, swiveling and gimbal-mount double mirror, substage pinh

2 Berlin Brass Microscopes 1) Signed "L. Bénèche, Berlin", no. 2401, original lacquered brass, draw tube, milled-head screw fine adjustment, 1 objective lens, 2 eyepieces, height 11 in., in

2 Berlin Compound Microscopes Original lacquered brass, in fitted mahogany cases. 1) Signed: "R. Wasserlein, Berlin", tilting stand, double draw tube, fine adjustment, height 10 in., good condition. (

2 Brass Compound Microscopes, c. 1880 1) Signed on the tube "Seibert", patinated, leaded horseshoe foot, double-mirror, substage pinhole diaphragm, draw tube, fine adjustment, height 11 2/5 in. – An

4 Magnifiers and Microscopes 1) Magnifier, alabaster, height 2 1/3 in., c. 1860. – 2) Botanic loupe-microscope, original lacquered brass, with container, height 3 ½ in., c. 1890. – 3) Magnifier,

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

2 Early Brass Compound Microscopes 1) Unmarked, probably Dutch, polished and patinated, folding tripod base, concave mirror, substage pinhole diaphragm, draw tube, fine adjustment to the stage, height

A Large Brass Compound Microscope, English, c.1870, unsigned but with objective engraved 'J How 2 Foster Lane London', Microscope on large Y shaped foot with tall uprights supporting microscope on tru