Leitz Ortholux Binocular Microscope, c. 1964

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

A Leitz Binocular Compound Microscope With Provenance, German, c.1920, signed to the front of the binocular head, Ernst Leitz Wetzlar, No.229400, on black enameled 'Y' shaped base plano-concave mirror

German, c.1960, signed to the rear of the stage 'Ernst Leitz Wetzlar, Germany' with binocular eyepieces, with 3 Leitz objectives, mechanical stage substage condenser and plano-concave mirror, with ori

German, signed to the rear of the stage, Leitz Ortholux, with Leitz Substage condenser, Leitz mechanical stage, four objective nosepiece with a Leitz4mm Apochromat0.95; a Leitz 8mm Apochromat, a Leitz

Elmarit-M 2,8/28 mm, c. 1964 Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 2063052, type 11801, pinpoint light test of rear elements reveals some fog, index for iris diaphragm on right side, with front cap and Leitz maker&#821

Leica M3, c. 1964 Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 1094548, "L" seal correct, with self-timer, without spool. With body cap, instructions, guarantee card and original maker’s box with matching number. Near-m

Summilux-M 1.4/50 mm, c. 1964 Leitz, Wetzlar. Unusually high serial no. 2049492, with lens hood 12586 and the corresponding protective cover 14163, slight signs of wear on the case, red bayonet index

Summicron-R "Silver", c. 1964 Leitz, Wetzlar. 1) Summicron-R 2/50 mm, no. 1940750, wear on outside of filter mount only. - With 12564 sunshade and cap. - Only around 250 examples of this lens were pro

Lot of 2 Microscopes in Cases, Bausch & Lomb & E. Leitz Wetzlar. Both are binocular microscopes and in wooden cases. Dimensions of the cases are 16 in h x 8.25 in w x 10.25 in d and 17.5 in h x 11 in

Binocular Microscope by Henry Crouch, London, c. 1870 Engraved "Henry Crouch, London", serial no. 1183, polished brass, tilting stand, coarse and fine focusing, rotating stage, double mirror, 1 pair o

Leitz Large-Format Microscope Camera and Micro-scope, c. 1900 E. Leitz, Opt. Mech. Wekstätte, Wetzlar. Microscope camera for 13 x 18 cm, with revolving screen, ground-glass and cassette slide for

E. Leitz Microscope in Original Wood Case c.1884 - Case is 5 in tall x 13 x 8

Binocular Microscope by "H. & W. Crouch, London", c. 1864 Signed "H. & W. Crouch, Regents Canal Dock, London", serial no 92. Brass, coarse and fine focusing, width-adjustable eyepieces, rotating stage

Compound Binocular Microscope by R. & J. Beck with Accessories, c. 1880 Marked on the base: "R. & J. Beck, London & Philadelphia", no. 11669, original lacquered brass, rack-and-pinion coarse adjustmen

Laboratory Microscope by Ernst Leitz, c. 1947 Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 348414, with 3 lenses by Hartel & Reuss, 4 oculars (1, 5x, 10x M and 16x), rack-and-pinion focusing, tilting tripod, wooden case

Double-Pillar Binocular Polarization Microscope Compendium by R & J Beck, c. 1880-85 Signed on the foot "R & J. Beck London 12836"; original lacquered brass, the "Large Best" by the prestigious firm,

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

the first commercially successful Microscope made by Nikon, in excellent condition with binocular viewer no.70475, four lenses in turret: (1)Nikon 4 0.1 no.80332, (2) Tiyoda HI 100 1.25 no.P154095, (3

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.1870, unsigned, on 'Y' shaped base with uprights supporting the body on trunnions, with plano-concave mirror mechanical stage, Wenham prism in slide in/out drawer, bar limb incorporating fi

German, c.1920, with a plaque at the side for E. Leitz Wetzlar', on cast iron base with rack and pinion adjustment to the arcs, with blue glass bead insulation to cables, hood with bulls-eye lens

German, c.1900, engraved to the top of the body tube 'E Leitz Wetzlar, No.77908', microscope on black horse shoe shaped base with mirror (removed) fine focus, leather case containing 2 Leitz objective

STEINDORFF BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE, MECHANICAL STAGE CONDENSER, IRIS DIAPHRAGM, SUBSTAGE LAMP, SPARE BULB, 20TH C.

including, a binocular microscope by Cooke Troughton & Simms, finished in black and nickel, with objectives & eyepieces in the original Mahogany cabinet, and a brass and black microscope by C.Baker Lo