A Brass Microscope By Swift & Sons,

the microscope on a tripod base with plano-concave mirror, substage condenser, double nosepiece in a French polished mahogany case with eyepieces and an objective, the case stamped ' GLASGOW UNIVERSIT

James Swift & Son's "Best Portable" Microscope, c. 1880 Signed: "J. Swift & Son, London, Patent 24960", polished brass, folding legs, stage and body, patented mechanical stage, height-adjustable conde

English. 1884-1899. Brass and japanned steel. In original fitted case. Stamped, "J. Swift & Son, London" rear top base. 13 1/2 x 6 1/2 x 8" (case). Surface exhibits minor oxidation and tarnish. CODE:T

19TH C BRASS ARNOLD & SONS MICROSCOPE,(LONDON) IN ORIGINAL CASE (NO KEY), FROM NYC ESTATE, IN NICE CLEAN CONDITION, AS IT'S PICTURED IT STANDS 16" TALL.

Micro-Telescope, F. Davidson, London c.1900, Davon model compound tripod stand w/2 telescope tubes in mahogany case, microscope objective signed Swift & Son, London, Good+ cond noting bent focus pinio

English, c.1900, signed to the rear of the stand 'E Davidson & Co, London W.' and on the telescope tubes, in original mahogany case, with 1in microscope objective signed Swift & Son, London

J. Swift & Sons Histological Compound Microscope. London, England, circa 1897. The compound microscope is signed "J. Swift & Son. London. Patent 24960" on the base and the initial design was for Histo

Metal and brass microscope. Marked Jas. Parkes & Sons Birmingham; 12in.H. x 5.5in.

Artist enlarger with wooden base and tin casing; Enlarger frame is marked "Thornton Pickard Artist Enlarger"; Features brass lens frames marked "Swift & Son London"; Interior oil burner marked "McAlli

19th C Brass Microscope Set James Parkes and Sons Birmingham. In campaign style wood box with specimen slides. Box measures 12.5 inches H x 10 x 9.5 W.

Microscope, Watson & Sons, England, brass compound tripod base w/rack & pinion focus, X & Y adjustments w/vernier scales, Serial # 1/088904, VG untested cond in mahogany case w/key, 17.5"H overall.

* An English Brass and Black Lacquered Microscope w. watson & sons ltd., london, early 20th century having a tripod base with a fitted wood case and additional accessories. Height 12 1/2 inches. Estim

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

Antique Swift and Sons Portable Clinical Microscope. With accessories in original leather case. James Swift designed this collapsing microscope with leather case for military doctors and traveling sci

A B. Pike & Sons Brass Miniature Drum Microscope. With mahogany case Length: 6"

Victorian brass & mahogany Studio Plate Camera by W. Watson & Sons, High Holborn, London with No.4614 Swift & Son London No.2 W.A.Paragon f11.3 - 45.2 lens and remote shutter, L51cm, W48cm max

2 Brass Microscopes by Watson comprising of: A Watson Fram Microscope engraved to the topof the tripod base ''FRAM 6602 W WATSON & SONS 313 HIGH HOLBORN LONDON' on tripod base with 2 objectives rack a

A J. Swift and Sons Compound Binocular Microscope, Signed J. Swift, 43 University St. London W.C., With three eyepieces, three objectives, analyzing prism, plano/concave mirror, two tweezers, bull's e

B. Pike's & Sons, maker; 518 Broadway, New York. 9"h

7 Simple Microscopes 1) French botanical microscope, nickeled brass, glass cylinder, height 2 ¼ in., c. 1880. – 2) Linen tester with scale, signed "J. Casartelli & Son, Manchester", all brass, c. 1

English, c. 1890 (from Watson Records), engraved to the rear of the stand 'WATSON & SON, 313 High Holborn, London 1170', the microscope stands on a large brass tripod foot with trunnions to the top su

English, c. 1880, signed around the base 'Watson & Sons, 313 High Holborn, London', constructed of lacquered brass with adjustable bullseye condenser, oil bottle, shade (broken), in original polished

English, c.1890, label in the lid of the case reads 'W. Watson & Sons Ltd Opticians to H.M. Govt 313 High Holborn London W.C.' the condenser constructed of lacquered brass in a French polished mahogan

English Compound Microscope by Watson & Sonsc, 1900 Signed on the limb: "W. Watson & Sons Ltd., London", no. 17747, original lacquered and blackened brass, box base, for use in vertical and horizontal