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two begin 20th century red and yellow-painted wire models. These axial cross models were for demonstrating the fundamental forms of the crystal systems (octohedra and pyramids). On iron base and 50cm high. Look for shopinformation on website page www.vanleestantiques.com Read More...

01 Aug

Four Obstetrical Instruments by Hornn, Leipzig, C1860

By M and R Gordon

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A good group of four mid-19th century German obstetrical instruments all maker signed by O. Hornn, working in Leipzig ( see links that follows and note that sometime between 1860 and 1894 his firm was taken over by O. Moecke, also in Leipzig). The metal portions of these instruments are all mat-finish steel. We usually see polished steel or nickel-plating on instruments of this period. https://books.google.com/books?id=oaNFAAAAcAAJ&pg=RA5-PA5&lpg=RA5-PA5&dq=O.+Hornn,+Wien&source=bl&ots=foT5vWLYIl&sig=HgTSfU-BareEL69rt5HMMA-RWRs&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj23YTwm5DbAhUn7oMKHQLPCtkQ6AEIXDAH#v=onepage&q=O.%20Hornn%2C%20Wien&f=false https://www.vialibri.net/years/items/645252/1890-german-instruments-of-precision-physiology-testing-apparatus-instrument-catalogs Read More...

21 May

Universal octogonal sundial signed Hager made in Frankfurt circa 1690

By Galerie Delalande Paris

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Universal octogonal sundial signed Hager in gilt brass with the family particularity of a weather vane of winds. It lays in its leather case with geometric designs in glazed leather and bears at back exclusively the latitudes of German cities, Amsterdam, Prague and Vienna. Maker : Johann Melchior Hager 1642/1713, active in Frankfurt and related to Wolfgang Hager active in Wolffenbüttel at the same period whose an example is described and illustrated p 174/175 in “Sundials – Dominique & Eric Read More...

19 Apr

Three Pre-WW2 Opthalmodynamometers

By M and R Gordon

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We are offering three cased opthalmodyamometers ( aka tonometers) that were used for measuring ocular pressure to screen for glaucoma. On the left in the first image is a Baillart Tonometer, with a stop, in its original case, which was introduced in France in 1923. The instrument is marked “MADE IN FRANCE”. $95.00. In the center is McLeans Tonometer, first introduced in the USA in 1919; this example was made by Meyrowitz. Unlike the more widely used Schiotz,which it Read More...

29 Mar

Anatomical knee model by Somso

By Van Leest Antiques

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An Anatomical knee joint model of plaster by Somso, C 1920. The knee joint model consists of 2 pieces and gives a view of the muscles, bones with cartilage, muscle tendons and ligaments. In good condition and the height is 39 cm. Look for shop information on website www.vanleestantiques.com Read More...

22 Mar

Human half head anatomical model by Somso

By Van Leest Antiques

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A c. 1920 painted plaster anatomical human half model on a blue base.It is showing the muscles and ear on the outside. On the sagital section you see the Brains and part of the spine, nose, tooth and tongue and the pharynx/larynx. In case of the blue base, the model is made by Somso. The model is 38 cm high. Look for shop information on website page www.vanleestantiques.com Read More...

20 Feb

~GOOD CASED PAIR SET OF 6(SIX) REICHERT STACKING OBJECTIVES~

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Good cased pair of Reichert stacking objectives. 6 in total, numbered 1, 2, 4, 2 x 7 (one with a rare upper extension lens=high power), and 7a. Cases marked C. Reichert, Wien. Company founded in Vienna, Austria in 1876 and noted for it’s quality refractory lens systems. All appear to have excellent optics ( some may require minor cleaning). Various ages and of various construction materials. Cases a little scuffed but liners and hinges intact. Only $40 each. Read More...

20 Oct

C1870 Windler (Berlin) German Amputation set: all original

By M and R Gordon

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A C1870 German amputation set. Knives and saw with checkered-ebony handles. All instruments are original and all signed by Windler (Berlin). Not easy to find a set of this type without replacement instruments. . Hard case is leather covered and velvet lined. Instruments and case are both in very good condition. Length of case: 15″ or 37.50 cms. Mark shown in last image is on the frame of the saw. Read More...

23 Sep

Bauer Type globe in cardboard box Circa 1825

By Van Leest Antiques

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Miniature pocket terrestrial globe (2 inch) with box probably made by carl bauer in nurnberg for the english market. Various globes from nuremberg were engraved by members of the bauer family. The globe sits in a small box made out of board, engraved on top with ‘the earth and ist jslands’. Diameter 5 cm. Look for shop information on website page www.vanleestantiques.com Read More...

13 Sep

Cow-slip flower model by Louis M. Meusel

By Van Leest Antiques

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A botanical model of the common cow-slip, enlarged 10x and in three parts. Shown are the complete flower with its crown that can be divided in two halves and showing the langstem pistil. The painted plaster and papier machee model was made by louis m meusel from sonnenberg thuringen in the early 20th century. Its standard is made from , grey painted, wood and 47cm high. Look for shop information on website page www.vanleestantiques.com Read More...

16 Aug

Tunning forks by Edelmann, Munich C1900.

By Van Leest Antiques

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A set tunning forks by Prof. Dr. M. TH. Edelmann, Munich C1900, The set is almost complete, the fanball is missing. The set consist of 10 forks with tunning-weighs, 3 Ultrasonic whistle (Galton), and a Hammer. The handle of the suitcase is broken. Max Edelmann was the younger son of the physicist Max Thomas Edelmann. After visiting the grammar school he studied physics at the Technical University of Munich and the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. Like his father and Read More...

10 May

Zello Punkt Nasal Correction Device, C 1900

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A remarkable Zello Punkt Nasal Correction Device, C 1900, designed to correct nasal deformity or septal deviation. These devices were completely ineffective and had only a brief window of popularity in Germany and France in the late 19th and early 20th century. The invention was patented in 1894. The metal device was held in position over the head and nose with an elasticated band and the screws were then tightened so as, in theory, to correct any deviation from the Read More...