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Optical — Microscopes - Industry Science & Technology - Philips Auctions Australia
Auction House:
| Philips Auctions Australia | |
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| Number of lots recorded: | 8 |
| Lots with images: | 8 |
| Prices available: | 8 |
Category:
Optical - Microscopes
| Lot | Description | Price | Image |
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| *** | A collection of equipment including microscope, soldering iron, scale, headband magnifier, ultrasonic cleaner, measuring gauge, buffer, flexible shaft, and note counter. | *** |  |
| *** | A vintage W.Watson & Sons Ltd binocular microscope, circa 1955. The high powered binocular in black metal with brass and chrome fittings, upon a wishbone shaped base, retailed through Watson Victor Ltd and enclosed in a mahogany carry case. Box height 40… | *** |  |
| *** | An antique 'Stiassnie of Paris' microscope, circa 1900, the monocular microscope, marked Z 36, with a brass turret and nosepiece with four lenses, a circular stage and supported on a horseshoe base, etched maker's mark to turret, height 33 cm | *** |  |
| *** | A boxed R. Winkel brass entomology microscope (Karl Jordan), Rudolf Winkel (1827-1905), the German pre Zeiss binocular microscope no 11572, in a locking oak box with the complete set of Winkel objectives and eye pieces, was originally the property of… | *** |  |
| *** | A Victorian brass and steel monocular microscope, 19th century, no maker's marks but case marked '23740', in lacquered brass with a heavy steel horseshoe shaped base, cased in a mahogany box with two eye pieces, tweezers, and a small silk lined box… | *** |  |
| *** | A cased three lens brass microscope, 19th century, the brass and steel microscope set with moveable magnifying lens and original wooden case. Height 26 cm | *** |  |
| *** | A boxed Charles Perry of London brass Stereomicroscope. Provenance: Entomology Department, natural history Museum, Tring, circa 1920, the Charles Perry no 5 stereomicroscope, in lacquered brass with a heavy steel horseshoe shaped base, cased in a locking… | *** |  |
| *** | A Japanese microscope, Kinei Optical Co. Ltd, Tokyo, numbered 25832, third quarter 20th century, with light, fitted in a locking wooden carrying case with a number of accessories (some possibly lacking) | *** |  |