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Unique English 19th century telescope with two draws in mahogany

Telescope made in brass and mahogany. Three draws (two in mahogany which is rare). In perfect condition. Not signed. Dimension : +/- 75 cm long (opened) England circa 1820/30.   IMPORTANT : If you do not receive a reply within 24 hours, please email us directly at [email protected] . Thank you. Read More...

Spyglass in velum and chagreen signed Nairne London

Spyglass in velum and chagreen. Signed Nairne London. Made circa 1760/70. Dimension : 8,3 cm (closed)   IMPORTANT : If you do not receive a reply within 24 hours, please email us directly at [email protected] . Thank you. Read More...

Spyglass in its case signed George Ribright London

Spyglass made in velum and chagreen in its cardboard case. Brass mounted. Signed G. Ribright London (active between 1730 and 1782). Circa 1760. Dimension (spyglass) : 5,5 cm (closed) / 7,5 cm (opened)     IMPORTANT : If you do not receive a reply within 24 hours, please email us directly at [email protected] . Thank you. Read More...

Waywiser

A good example of an early 19th century mahogany and brass way wiser by Elloitt, London Read More...

A JAPANNED MAHOGANY AND BRASS FOLDING TELESCOPE TRIPOD – CIRCA 1880

A JAPANNED MAHOGANY AND BRASS FOLDING TELESCOPE TRIPOD – CIRCA 1880 16″ INCHES LONG FOLDED. EMAIL. [email protected] Read More...

A SMALL MAHOGANY & BRASS TRIPOD

A SMALL MAHOGANY AND BASS TRIPOD, IN SUPERB LITTLE USED CONDITION       39″ INCHES IN LENGTH (100CM) CIRCA 1900  EMAIL. [email protected] Read More...

Bennion: Antique Dental Instruments, 1986

Good book about antique dental instruments, 161 pictures, many coloured, 192 pages, original dust cover, no annotations, not even minor defects, nearly new! Read More...

19th century cupping set

a good example of a early 19th century cupping set in original mahogany case  Read More...

FREEZING MICROTOME BY JAMES SWIFT CIRCA 1884

FEARNLEYS MODIFICATION OF GROVER WILLIAMS DESIGNED FREEZING MICROTOME BY JAMES SWIFT LONDON CIRCA 1884.  IN LACQUERED BRASS WITH  ADJUSTABLE LEGS.    EMAIL. [email protected] Read More...

RYLAND SCHEMATIC EYE,C1910

Ryland Schematic Eye, c1910. The Hu-Model Patent No 4386 used for instructing fledgling ophthalmogists.The British Optical Association Museum’s site describes it as: “Practice eye consisting of a black metal cylinder on a stand with round base. Iris diaphragm. Double drop cell on projecting arm. Fundus back. Four glass model eye globes ground to the standard refractive conditions of Myopia, Hypermetropia, Emmetropia and Astigmatism. Contained in dark brown Morocco leather case. Overall: 42 x 130 x 104 mm”. In good Read More...