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23 Jun

Four C1880 Monaural Stethoscopes

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We are offering four C1880 monaural stethoscopes, all of which are likely British or Irish in origin. They are identified in the first listing image.Happy to provide additional images or documentation 1) The Walsh is made of fir with a Vulcanite or Celluloid earpiece Height=7″.  No condition issues: $295.00. 2 The Burrows is made of cedar with a bone earpiece.  Height=7″. No condition issues: $695.00, 3) The Stokes is ebonized wood throughout. Height=6″ No condition issues: $295.00. 4) The Bliss is ebonized wood Read More...
22 Jun

Victorian apothecary or medicine chest

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Victorian apothecary or medicine chest with lots of bottles and acesoires,see the detail pictures including the original fitting key.Only if the front doors are opened can you open the secret compartment at the back of the locker to access the important and dangerous medicines.Dimensions 30 X 20 X 26 cm will be very well packaged and sent by registered post. Read More...
21 Jun

POCKET or BOX SEXTANT

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Leather case in good condition. dark filter on the telescope  Read More...
21 Jun

BOOKS ON OLD CAMERAS.

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SHIPPING BY FEDEX, DPD, DHL, ETC. FULLY TRACKED.  Contact Email:  [email protected] Read More...
20 Jun

Eye Quackery: Neu-Vita Oculizer in Original Box w. Lid

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The Neu Vita Oculizer was introduced early in the last century for ocular massage in the home . While ocular massage has a long therapeutic history, and many advocates, the oculizer , does not appear to have been held in high regard by the medical community as a device that offered much, if any, benfit in improving vision. This said the company, Neu Vita Eye Institute in London, produced the device from the late 1920s through at least part Read More...
20 Jun

MR NELSONS MICROSCOPE APLANATIC BULLSEYE CONDENSER

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SHIPPING BY FEDEX, DHL, UPS, ETC. FULLY TRACKED.  Contact Email:   [email protected] Read More...
18 Jun

Three Volumes, A-C, D-H, I-O The Library of the Earl of Macclesfield, Science Books 2004/5-All Book Sales go to Medecins sans Frontiere Charity

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Three Volumes Hard back, fully Illustrated, Sothebys Read More...
16 Jun

Sotheby’s Auction, 20 March 2003, The James Watt Sale, Art and Science (All Sales go to Medecins sans Frontiere Charity)

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295 pages, 562 lots, fully illustrated Read More...
15 Jun

Rare 3,5 Inches Newton Pocket Globe Dated January 1817 in his fish-skin Case

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Rare 3,5 Inches Newton Pocket Globe in its original fish-skin case. Dated January 1817 Newton uses the method to show a view of the planetary system as it was know in the January 1817. Circle meridien in brass with degrees. Same model in Science Museum London Museum Greenwich, and some other international Museum A pocket globe is a small, portable globe that can fit in a pocket or purse. It typically measures between 1 and 5 inches in diameter and is designed to be Read More...
15 Jun

Fine W & S Jones miniature surveying compass, c.1815, offered with the Jones catalogue

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A fine miniature surveying compass by W & S Jones of London, c.1815 Offered with: A Catalogue of Optical, Mathematical, and Philosophical Instruments, dated August 1827 This beautiful instrument is very similar to the example illustrated in George Adams’ Geometrical and Graphical Essays, first published by Jones in 1797, Plate XV, Fig. 4. However, it differs in two respects from the illustration: the present compass is not set on a graduated base and is therefore not a true circumferentor, and the Read More...
15 Jun

SOLD – Ramsden four draw telescope

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SOLD – With Flame mahogany barrel measuring: Closed ………… 9.5″ (24 cms). Open ………….. 35″ (89 cms). Main lens …….1.75″ (46 mm). Magnification ….. 26 x. The lenses are damage free and give an excellent clear image. Very thin surface hairline to the barrel (pictured). It has an additional eye-piece, engraved ‘Hazy’ (for poor weather conditions). In partial leather case. Read More...
15 Jun

~PRE-ACHROMATIC, LARGE COMPOUND/SIMPLE MICROSCOPE by DOLLOND/UNUSUAL~

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An extremely early, rare and fine pre-achromatic Adams/Jones-type microscope by Dollond with many unusual features c.1760. Firstly, the ocular lens is a singlet, not an achromatic doublet that Dollond fought so hard to patent. Secondly, the brass work of the eyepiece and body tube mimics that of Adams (pleasing tapering shape). Thirdly, the folding feet are trapezoidal, not rectangular as seen on the Jones models c.1800. Signed “Dollond, London” in flowing script, not block style. Lastly, the “in between” substage condensing lens of Read More...
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