JAMES SWIFT & SON, BRASS MICROSCOPE

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

Hummert Estate James Morgan & Sons of Boston Solid Brass Lock with Key, measures 3'' x 4'', hallmarked #4 Admiralty, Four Brass Levers, Genuine Solid Brass Jas. Morgan & Sons Boston Locksmiths

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.

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

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

Antique Brass Copper James Dixon & Son US Civil War Powder Flask depicting Waterfowl & Rabbit signs of wear, small dings marked on bottom James Dixon & Son measuring 8" high with leather strap

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.

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

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

Three 19th century Iron and Brass items. Includes a wrought Iron toasting fork, a cast Iron "Sticking Tommy" miner's candleholder, and a Brass trivet by James Cartland & Sons. Surface wear, Iron with

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

Microscope is inscribed ERNST LEITZ WETZLAR, COLUMBIA UNLV BOTANY. Base reads JAMES T DOUGHERTY. Underside inscribed GERMANY. Microscope is gold toned and brass with base which appears to be iron. Mic

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

7 19th c corkscrews to include James Heeley & Sons patent double lever; turned steel with brass shank and horn handle; Sandersons VAT 69 single pillar, one piece helix hardwood handle; horn with silve

Morris, Besson Brasses, Syrup of Figs, James Ryan & Son, St. Lawrence Milk thermometer; Flower Family Collection

A Victorian copper and brass powder flask A Victorian copper and brass powder flask, by James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, marked from 2 3/4 to 2 drams, the body embossed with basketweave and acanthus lea

Copper & brass powder flask with a scene of a hunting dog with foliage. 7 1/2" long. Marked Dixon & Sons.