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Coin Scales

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Solomon Henry Patented Coin scales sold by Mr. Pinchbeck in original Fishskin case-smal amount of damage to label-Patent No.1080 Date 12 September 1774=SOLD Semicircular fishskin cased coinscale=£200 German Coin scale by Johann Caspar Mittelstenscheid-early nineteenth century-one weight missing=SOLD Coin scale by SHARP marked also with serial number 138 two weight missing- allegedly made from mulberry tree in Shakespeares garden=£240 Read More...

27 Dec

Military Wehrmacht WW2 unit Areometer 1936 fa Leitz-Bergmann Berlin

By Early Science

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Military Wehrmacht WW2 unit Areometer 1936 fa Leitz-Bergmann Berlin in a box. Use: For brake fluids on guns, coolant on machine guns and cooking bath fluids for field kitchens ) complete and in Good condition, rare, with the original description. Dimensions box 38 X 11 X 6 cm The tin drum contains unused paper control sticks Will be well packaged and sent by registered mail Read More...

22 Dec

Lutter Tongue depressor, C 1900

By Van Leest Antiques

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Lutter Tongue depressor or forceps, C 1900. Polished Steal and signed by the joint. Length 15 cm. Look for shop information on www.vanleestantiques.com Read More...

08 Dec

Set of Riefler Drawing Instruments

By Fletcher

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A set of Riefler drawing instruments, marked on the case ‘C. Riefler,Nesselwang & Munchen. Complete but the case mildly scruffy Read More...

08 Dec

Lot 19th-century microscope parts and accessories

By Gilgamesh

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Items include parts of an 1840s drum microscope, condensers, substage and supra-stage prisms, Nicol prisms, shutter discs, livebox, and more. Read More...

28 Nov

Late 19th / early 20th century projection microscope attachment for magic lantern by Zeiss

By Gilgamesh

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Probably based on Manson’s Patent Lantern & Table Microscope, which was awarded a silver medal at the Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Exhibition in 1884. This Read More...

25 Nov

Mucor Mucedo model by Osterloh, 1880

By Van Leest Antiques

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A teaching model of Mucor Mucedo – Kopf und Brotschimmel – Nr 110 – made by Osterloh 1880. The greatly enlarged scale of the fungus, Mucor mucedo let known as hyphae, the hyphen, see those on the ground, such as bread or a fruit walk. The model dates from the time of Fleming. These are fungi that after a day or so to appear on bread they like watt overgrow. The substances produced by fungi digest bread. The substances Read More...

16 Nov

A 19th century Human Eye Model / a Camera obscura

By WissenschaftlichesKabinet

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A Human Eye Model 19th century, lacquered brass, two adjustable lens fittings (for correcting myopia and hyperopia). Original condition noting a dent in the stand. Read More...

16 Nov

A good David Beringer Cube Sundial

By WissenschaftlichesKabinet

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A polyhedral Cube Sundial by David BERINGER (1756-1821) a so called “Wuerfelsonnenuhr” Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany, after 1777. Wood with colored engraved paper gores, brass gnomons, and rectangular base with compass. Original condition with later brass plummet. Read More...

14 Nov

Early 20th Century brass German Kriegsmarine Sextant – Haecke, Germany

By Archipel

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Very fine and complete sextant of black painted brass in original case. The inside is simply but effectively furnished. The platinum scale, graduated from -5 to 135 degrees, set in a brass arc. Made by Haecke in Neukölln. In the handle is a crown with the letter M and number 1634, the same number as in the case. Case with brass parts. Catalogue: NM.5-39Date: 1900-1915HWL case: 13.5×29.5×27 cmHW sextant: 25×23.5 cmSigned: H. Haecke Neukölln 7141Origin: GermanyCondition: in good and complete Read More...

12 Nov

Early Spike-Stand

By Gilgamesh

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This is an early form of a spike-stand microscope made of lathe-turned bone (presumably bovine). This early and rare form of the Spike-Stand microscope is more or less similar to Zahn’s depiction, the latter was probably turned of wood. Read More...

04 Nov

Wooden Revolver Single Microscope, ca. late 17th century

By Gilgamesh

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Purchased in Italy, this continental European (Italian, French or Dutch), probably late 17th-century wooden single microscope comes with an oval case of wood covered in tan leather embossed with gold motifs. Objects to be viewed were held in the five holes within the circular revolving plate. The plate can be turned to bring each object into view in front of the bi-convex little lens under the eyecup. Unlike some other microscopes of this general design, the lens was placed Read More...