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A copy of the thirty-eighth edition of Cox’s Companion to the family medicine chest. Paper covers. Spotting and small losses to cover, spine damaged, some pages loose. Read More...

01 Jan

A Book of eighty five pages of Dispensary Bottle Labels

By Fletcher

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A useful book of Dispensary bottle labels by Thomas Waide & Sons Limited, 85 pages sixteen to a page. Each label is 2.5 inches by 1 and five eighths. Cover of book grubby, a few corners bent over, otherwise in good usable condition. Read More...

31 Dec

Pair of Proportional Dividers

By Fletcher

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A pair of nickel silver proportion dividers marked with War department arrow and owner’s initials ‘J. J. T’, marked on outside of case ‘W10 VC 0720’ Read More...

31 Dec

Pair of Proportional Dividers in Original Case

By Fletcher

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A pair of brass proportional dividers in original case and good condition, marked for War Department arrow and possible serial number ‘2171’ and made by ‘A. Edgell and Co’ Read More...

31 Dec

Pair of Proportional Dividers in Original Red Morocco Case

By Fletcher

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A good pair of brass proportional dividers marked for the Maker ‘Reeves & Son London’ and the owner ‘E. A. Godfrey. Condition good Read More...

28 Dec

Cased and Signed John Browning “New” Pocket Microscope

By Orlando Microscopes

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Cased and Signed John Browning “New” Pocket Microscope. This microscope is signed: “John Browning 63 Strand, London 826”. Originally, I was not able to determine date of manufacturer from the serial number 826, but the address was valid from 1872-1900. Further research on microscope-antiques.com showed a cased “New” Pocket microscope like mine but with serial number 635, which was dated to about 1887. So that makes this item more likely 1888 or 1889. The accessories include tweezers, an unmarked Read More...

28 Dec

Smith, Beck & Beck Universal Microscope

By Orlando Microscopes

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Smith, Beck & Beck Universal Microscope. This microscope is signed:” Smith Beck & Beck London Universal Microscope 5832”. This serial number places date of manufacturer around 1865-1866. This item has no case or accessories other than what is mounted on the microscope. The focusing function does not work possibly due to stripped teeth on rack. The adjustment wheel just turns freely with no corresponding movement of body tube. The substage plastic disc is in good condition with no cracks. Read More...

28 Dec

SOLD – Antique Andrew Ross Large First Class Exhibition Model Microscope in Brass c1861

By Arcboutant Scientific

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Offered for sale a rare find – an Andrew Ross Large First Class Exhibition model, serial number 1966 of immense size.The foot engraved “Ross, London 1966” with: – Bar-limb design with large rectangular section slider– Monocular optics with graduated manual draw-tube– RMS objective– Straight-cut coarse focus– Vernier screw/lever fine focus– Rotating fully mechanical stage with non-concentric x/y controls to right hand side– Technical sub-stage with condenser featuring, mechanical rotation and centering– Newly added plano-concave mirror on sliding mount with good Read More...

27 Dec

R&J Beck Microscope

By Orlando Microscopes

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R&J Beck Microscope C. 1883. There is no case or accessories other than what is mounted on the microscope. The following inscription is located on one of the feet: “R&J Beck London 12596”. This serial number places the manufacture date at about 1883-1884. A rotating nosepiece contains 2 objectives, with one marked 1 IN R&J Beck and the other one marked 1/6 in 0.S7 N.A. One of the coarse focusing adjustment knobs appears wallowed out and slides off the Read More...

27 Dec

ENGLISH EBONY OCTANT IN KEYSTONE BOX.

By MikeRead

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SHIPPING BY FEDEX, UPS, ETC. FULLY TRACKED. Contact Email: [email protected] IVORY EXEMPTION NUMBER P148YK5J Read More...

25 Dec

~SCARCE J. BROWNING BINOCULAR MICROSCOPE~

By Scientifica Opticae Inc.

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Well used but NOT abused, this fully functional polarising binocular microscope was one of only a handful of binocular microscopes made by Browning over his 50 year career. Ross pattern claw foot tripod design, square mechanical and fully rotateable stage with substage parabolic condenser, every aspect of this microscope works smoothly and clearly. Standing 16 inches tall (over 20 inches fully racked up), the original lacquer is spotty and worn on working surfaces (I suspect it was stored in a Read More...

24 Dec

Cased Charles Baker Microscope with number 1 stand.

By Orlando Microscopes

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Cased Charles Baker Microscope with number 1 stand. The microscope is C. 1858-1860. It has several accessories other than what is mounted on the scope and include: 3 eyepieces, 2 objectives stored in the brass cases that are marked 1/2 In C. Baker, London and 1 In C. Baker, London, and a live box. There is also one empty objective case with the lid marked 1/8 In C. Baker, London. There may be other accessories, but one of the Read More...