A French Brass Drum Microscope

A French Brass Drum Microscope Nachet et Fils, Paris, Mid-19th Century with glass dust dome. Height 13 inches. Property from the Estate of Peter F. Stone, Buchanan, Michigan

The antique brass kettle drum with hand engraved inscription of THE 2ND HORSE From Captain Foltz MANILA 1905. Record of a Captain Foltz inspecting ships in Cuba June of 1900 can be found. No definitiv

French brass microscope with magnifying glass. It stands 9 1/8” high and expands to 10 3/8” high. It has a ball joint so it can tilt. The screw on the base is marked Depose.

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

3 French Brass Microscopes 1) Signed: "C. Verick, élève spécial du Hartnack, rue de la Parcheminerie 2, Paris", c. 1870. Horseshoe base, rectangular pillar, capped with inclination joint, swiveling

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

French Compound Brass Microscope by Nachet, c. 1875 Signed on the leaded foot: "Nachet et Fils, 17 rue St. Séverin, Paris", original lacquered brass, single mirror, substage pinhole diaphragm, draw t

French brass compound non-inclining microscope #14698 by E.Hartnack and A. Prazmowski, 1 Rue Bonoparte, Paris, c 1875. Cased with key and 3 eyepieces, 3 objectives, 3 diaphragms and other assorted too

19th Century French Constant Verick Paris Brass Scientific Microscope. Model 7. Origional working condition. Measures approximately 10.5 inches high x 3.25 inches wide x 3.5 inches deep.

ANTIQUE BRASS FRENCH POCKET MICROSCOPE, APPROXIMATELY 6 IN H

Antique brass pocket microscope (Circa 19th century) with travel wooden box. One microscope slide comes with kit, has been used. Microscope is in good condition. Please see photos for additional infor

A French Brass Lamp for Microscope Illumination, first half 20th century.

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

Camille Sebastien Nachet (Paris), brass compound monocular drum microscope. The drum base housing a manual spring-loaded specimen clamp. Single pillar, coarse focus is by push tube, fine focus by a kn

3 Brass Microscopes 1) Drum microscope, original lacquered brass, 1 ocular, 5 numbered objective lenses, rack-and-pinion focusing (damaged), height 10 5/8 in., in fine mahogany case, c. 1825. - 2) St

The drum microscope with brass tube hand engraved 'Charles Chevalier, Ingenieur Opticien, Brevete, Palais Royal 163, Paris', the optician instrument maker's address between 1832 and 1849. The original

A Large Martin-Type Improved Compound Drum Microscope. Possibly French, circa 1840.unsigned, of typical drum-type microscope construction, in fitted polished mahogany case.

A lacquered brass 'Large Improved Compound' monocular 'drum' microscope, A lacquered brass 'Large Improved Compound' monocular 'drum' microscope, 19th century, retailed by 'W.E. & F. Newton, Opticians

French, late 19th century, brass body of drum form with engine turned decoration, signed 'GALANTE' 12 blades, in velvet lined leather covered case

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

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

Brass Compound Microscope, c. 1860 French compound microscope in mahogany slip-case, probably by "Secretan, Paris", lacquered and oxidized brass, ebonized foot, mahogany board as limb, draw tube, mill

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

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