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A pair of WW1 military Carl Zeiss binoculars - stamped 'Binocular Prismatic No.3 (Mark II), Magnification 6, No. 1726' and dated 1916, with broad arrow marks to front of body on both sides, in the original tan leather case, stamped 'Case No.3 Prismatic Binocular A. Garstin & Co Ltd, 1916' and with broad arrow marks, inscribed to the base in ink 'R. L. Oliphant'; together with a pair of Miranda 8 x 10 binoculars, in the original case, with various 1990s Goodwood Race Course swing tags attached. (2)

Small Amscope binocular microscope. Not available for in-house P&P

Leitz Laborolux Binocular Microscope, Leitz Laborolux Binocular Microscope, with phase condenser, mechanical stage, Leitz EF x10 Objective, pair of Leitz Periplan 10x eyepieces, powers up lamp works

Collection of Microscope Parts, including 3 binocular Stereo Zoom heads by Baush & Lomb, and a Dynoscope head, all untested AF

A Zenit LB-1M Binocular Magnifier, VG, optics clear, in maker's packaging with instructions in Russian and English.

collection of 6 microscopes including a Quekett binocular boom-type microscope, requires rewiring as mains cable cut off, a monocular Optoplast from Royal Hospital School, A Watson Kima and another, 2 Cooke Microscopes, all in cases AF

Microscope Accessories, including a binocular microscope body tube with no prism or eyepieces, unsigned, a collection of microscope stage condensers, and 2 microscope eyepieces (a lot)

Lt-Col Victor Buller Turner VC (17 January 1900–72) leather & canvas cartridge case with brass fittings t/w empty binoculars case (dated 1940), officers belt & tan leather carry case ~ the binocular case was purchased in Ditchingham Parish fete c.1959 for 1/- & the cartridge case was purchased in 1964 for £5 by the same man

An Ernst Leitz, Westlar, Leica UK Ltd binocular scientific/jeweller's microscope serial number 563058 in wooden case, along with another case housing accessories/spares Location: GIf there is no condition report shown, please request

A pair of First World War period binoculars by Ross London, Mill Hill, detailed 'Binocular, Prismatic, No 3 (Mark II), Magnification 6, No 4774 A', dated 1917 with crow's foot marks, with period leather case holder, stamped to the lid 'Binocular A. Garstin & Co Ltd 1916', also stamped 'B.A. Porter 325 S.B. R.G.A.' [Royal Garrison Artillery] (strap buckle defective, overall wear and tear). Provenance: the property of a Hampshire private collector.

A 19th century gilt silver coloured metal 'binocular' form double-ended scent bottle, hinged to the centre, hinged and screw-fitting covers, 13.5cm long, apparently unmarked, c.1850

A group of cased thimbles, comprising a gold thimble by Henry Griffiths and Sons in leather case, two silver thimbles in a green leather case in the form of a binocular or opera glass case, 4.5cms, a miniature gilt metal and mother of pearl egg containing a silver thimble for a child, 3.5cms, a slightly larger egg containing an attractive silver thimble for a child with engraved decoration, raised letter script 'Ever Dear', over faceted rim, case 4.5cms, and a floral brass egg on chain containing a silver thimble with bold leaf decorated frieze, case 4.5cms.     (5)

WW2 British Ross London Gunsight Binoculars green painted, large scale binoculars.  Rear lenses with various adjustment levers.  Body marked "Ross London 41" with broad arrow.  Other side marked "7 x 50 Binocular Gunsight".  Now mounted on a later tubular tripod.

A cased pair of WWII Bino Prism binoculars by B.H.& G limited Binocular Primsmatic No. 5- the case stamped 1943 Case No. 1, the binoculars N L 1944, (2)

A Zeiss black enamel binocular microscope, with rack and pinion focussing, rectangular stage, plano/concave mirror together with accessories.

A vintage pair of military OS735 GA Bino Prism No 5 Mk IV x7 binoculars, the right optic scaled with graticules, in leather case stamped Binocular Prismatic No 5 Case Mk I SEN 1943 to/w a cased pair of Prinzlux Spacemaster 10 x 50 binoculars (2)

STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS (2015) - Propshop Chewbacca Bowcaster Replica - A Propshop Chewbacca bowcaster replica from J.J. Abrams' Star Wars: The Force Awakens. The loyal Wookiee, Chewbacca (Peter Mayhew), wielded his signature laser crossbow against representatives of the First Order.Propshop, the industry prop and set decoration fabricator that created many props for the film, released only 500 made-to-order replicas of Chewie's bowcaster in partnership with Disney and Lucasfilm. Each was made from original 3D scans of the original production bowcaster to ensure the utmost accuracy. This black bowcaster is constructed from high-density resin with metal and acrylic elements, including a binocular scope, circular side greebles, and a pressable trigger. Also included is a custom display stand printed with the film's production logo. It exhibits visible scuffing on its butt and barrel from handling. Dimensions: 80 cm x 77.5 cm x 23 cm (31.5" x 30.5" x 9")Estimate: £3,000 - 6,000 Ω Bidding for this lot will end on Sunday, November 17th. The auction will begin at 3:00 PM GMT and lots are sold sequentially via live auctioneer; tune in to the live streaming broadcast on auction day to follow the pace. Note other lots in the auction may close on Thursday, November 14th, Friday, November 15th, or Saturday, November 16th.

A 19th century binocular microscope numbered 2690, in mahogany case,  various lenses and accessories including free standing magnifier on stand, another an a selection of contemporary box of slides

A Leica CM E binocular microscope, featuring 4X, 10X, 40X, 100X lenses. With branded protective dust jacket and accessories including pipettes and microscope slides.

Goerz' Photo-Stereo-Binocle Mod. I, 1902C.P. Goerz, Berlin. Mit 2 Nummern 1850 und 2126. Geheimkamera für Stereo- oder Einzelbilder im Format 2 x 40 x 50 mm, dreifacher Anwendungsbereich: als Kamera (mono und stereo), Opernglas mit zweieinhalbfacher Vergrößerung und als Feldstecher mit dreieinhalbfacher Vergrößerung. Modell I mit Goerz Doppel-Anastigmat Serie III 75 mm Nr. 107716 und 65795. Verschluß funktioniert, mit Original-Sucher, Mattscheibe (Mattglas geklebt) und 60-seitigem Spezialkatalog von circa 1902 (S. 47: in Vorbereitung Hypergon) zum Photo-Stereo-Binocle mit vielen Bildern. Ein bedeutendes Sammlungsstück zur deutschen Kamerageschichte. Gut erhalten und funktionstüchtig, Optiken klar und sauber. Zur Deutung der beiden Gehäuse-Nummern: Ein Stereo-Anwender bemängelte zu unterschiedliche Brennweiten der beiden Objektive, daraufhin wurde eine Optik im Werk ausgetauscht, was die Nummern-Diskrepanz beim Dagor erklärt. Nun war und ist es eine besonders gute Stereokamera. Start Price: EUR 1400 Zustand: (3/3)Goerz' Photo-Stereo-Binocle Detective Camera, Model I, 1902C.P. Goerz, Berlin. Nos. 1850 and 2126, binocular camera for stereo and single-exposure images of 2 x 40 x 50 mm, binoculars with 2 ½ x and 3 ½ x magnification, with Goerz Doppel-Anastigmat Serie III 75mm lenses nos. 107716 and 65795, original viewfinder, focusing screen (glass taped) and sixty-page catalog from the 1920s on the Photo-Stereo-Binocle, overall good condition, shutter working, lenses clean. – Note: A significant camera in German photographic history. The two body numbers are presumably due to a stereo photographer complaining that the focal lengths of the lenses were too different, resulting in the replacement of one of them at the factory. It was and is a particularly good stereo camera. Start Price: EUR 1400 Condition: (3/3)

A leather cased picnic set, with sandwich box and flask, together with a monocular binocular

A set of late 19th / early 20th Century binocular field glasses

For watch and clock makers and repairers - A Proxxon saw together with a Proxxon BFW 40/E pillar drill, Proxxon MF7) pillar drill, binocular microscope etc

An English brass compound microscope, 19th c, with Ross type stand, triangular shaped bar with rackwork, transverse arm with long screw to top of limb, binocular body tube, six eyepieces and four objective lenses in brass cans and an apparently complete collection of accessories, including live box, mirror, etc, instrument engraved Broadhurst Clarkson & Co, 63 Farringdon Road, EC, the back foot engraved No 3358, with attached oval brass label of M Pillischer London, in fitted mahogany box, key In generally very well preserved original condition, rackwork working smoothly

Edler Kartuschkasten oder Fernglasbehälter für Offiziere des Regiments Central India Horse, 2. Hälfte 19. Jhdt. Korpus und Deckel mit purpurfarbenem Samt bezogen, vergoldete Buntmetallbeschläge, auf dem Deckel verschraubt die aufwendig reliefierte, schön vergoldete Chiffre "CIH" (Central India Horse) unter Königskrone, umgeben von Eichen- und Lorbeerlaub. Bandelier aus silbervergoldeter Mustertresse mit schwarzer Lederunterlage, reich und fein reliefierte vergoldete Beschläge, dabei die Herrscherchiffre "VR" für Königin Victoria. Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren. Sehr repräsentativ. A noble cartouche box or binocular case for officers of the Central India Horse Regiment, 2nd half of the 19th century A noble cartouche box or binocular case for officers of the Central India Horse Regiment, 2nd half of the 19th century Korpus und Deckel mit purpurfarbenem Samt bezogen, vergoldete Buntmetallbeschläge, auf dem Deckel verschraubt die aufwendig reliefierte, schön vergoldete Chiffre "CIH" (Central India Horse) unter Königskrone, umgeben von Eichen- und Lorbeerlaub. Bandelier aus silbervergoldeter Mustertresse mit schwarzer Lederunterlage, reich und fein reliefierte vergoldete Beschläge, dabei die Herrscherchiffre "VR" für Königin Victoria. Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren. Sehr repräsentativ. Condition: II

Classic Microscopy - Beck Optomax Binocular Microscope, English, c.1960, engraved 'BECK LONDON, OPTOMAX' (the heavy one!!), finished in grey enamle with all chrome parts, focusing substage, focusing mechanical stage, triple objective nose piece with 3 objectives including an early Beck APO x40/0.95, with binocular head, along with a number of associated accessories Provenance: from a member of the Quekett microscope club and kept as a working instrument

Classic Olympus Microscopes, including a large Trinocular Olympus microscope, with illuminant, substage, mechanical stage, 5 objectives, binocular head, a smaller binocular microscpe with mirror, mechanical stag, vertical illuminatorm binocular head and another similar (3)

A Group of Minox Accessories, comprising a pair of Minox 8x11 flashes, 2off Minox binocular attachments, in maker's boes, and a Minox film viewing loupe.

Classic Microscopy, Collection of Microscopes, collection of microscopes including a binocular microscope by Baker, a monocular microscope by Meopta, Czechoslovakia, and a late Service microscope by Watson, London

Classic Microscopy, Watson Bactil Microscopes, 3 Bactil microscopes by Watson including a binocular microscope finished in black enamel and chrome, a binocular microscope finished in cream and chrome and a monocular Bactil microscope (x3)

Reichert Trinocular Microscope, Reichert Trinocular microscope with lamp, filters, substage condenser, Reichert objectives, binocular head, binocular eyepieces, Includes Reichert objectives including Plan objectives | Reichert Iris PhA 40/0.9 160/0.17 | Reichert Flour Oel-Iris 100/1.3 | Reichert Apo 45 delaminated at edge Electrically untested but mechanically ok

Vickers Binocular Microscope, Vickers binocular microscope, shear head with control panel and PSU, mechanical stage, 5 objective turret, binocular head with 2 eyepieces, untested

Classic Microscopy, Leitz Wetzlar Binocular Microscopes, to include a Litz trinocular microscope finished in black and chrome, with 3 Leitz Pol objectives, and substag e condenser, with another similar, and a Leitz HM-LUX Binocular Microscope

L PETIT, PARIS; a pair of leather cased binoculars, a pair of Carl Zeiss binoculars, a further pair of binoculars, a binocular case and four pairs of opera glasses including a mother of pearl example (8).

Scientific Instruments - a Services electronic binocular microscope, serial no.KS68567; other electronic binocular and monocular microscopes, optical equipment and fittings; a set of laboratory scales and weights, cased, qty

Two boxes containing British Army camouflage shirts, satchels, gas mask bags, binocular cases. Some dated. (B.P. 21% + VAT)

A pair of Carl Zeiss Jena Binocular Loupe/magnifying glasses, face worn, mared 2x DDR, in case, together with a pair of war period goggles, with yellow filter (2)

A Low Power Binocular Microscope by W.Watson & Sons Ltd of London, serial 51497, together with a Cooke, Thoughton & Simms Ltd Binocular Microscole, with 'Jug Handle' body, missing eye pieces (2)

Military Dollono London Prismatic X6. Damaged. Missing eye lens cover, dint near eye lens and binocular strap broke. Comes with brown leather binocular case. Slightly damaged. 

C Baker (London) binocular bench / table magnifier - 31cm high

A carton of assorted sized empty leather binocular cases.

An Amscope binocular 10X-20X stereo microscope on boom-arm with light. Comes with original box and accessories

A binocular microscope by Ernst Leitz Wetzlar No 344737, the binocular attachment marked Reichert Wien, 48cm high together with accompanying case

A Watson & Sons 313 High Holborn No. 2058 binocular microscope in mahogany case, split to rear

Mid Victorian Binocular Microscope, Smith & Beck English, dated (from the Beck records) June 1862, engraved to the foot 'Smith & Beck, 6 Coleman Street, LONDON, 2408', the microscope on a equiaxial foot with tall upright column, plano-concave mirror in gimbal on sliding collar, focusing substage collar, mechanical stage with X-Y control, Lister limb with binocular body tubes, course focusing, screw fine focus with interocular adjustment at the top, in a fitted mahogany case with case of accessories including: 1 1/2" objective & can. 2/3" objective & can. 1/5" objective & can. 4/10" objective & can. pair of medium power eyepieces. Errector lens. Cased Maltwood finder. Compressor. Eyepiece micrometer. Achromatic condenser. Double nosepiece. Eyepiece lucida. Large livebox. Stage Forceps. 2 Leiberkuhns. Polariser. Analyser. Darkwells & Holder. Glass stages. and in the main case: Wenham Parabolic condenser. Pair of high power eyepieces. Monocular tube. Zoophyte Trough. Rotator & stops. Tabel condenser

A Brady game bag, together with various cartridge bags, cartridge belt, binocular case etc.

A Konus night vision binocular, together with two tripods.

A ‘Volturno Disaster’ Sea Gallantry Medal group of three awarded to R. Hunt, Mercantile Marine Sea Gallantry Medal, G.V.R., silver (Rexford Hunt. Volturno. 9th. October. 1913.) in embossed case of issue; British War and Mercantile Marine War Medals (Rexford Hunt) both in flattened card boxes of issue, extremely fine (3) £500-£700 --- Rexford Hunt was born at Fleetwood on 23 March 1896, and was awarded the Sea Gallantry Medal in Silver whilst serving in the S.S. Asian on the occasion of the Volturno disaster of 9-10 October 1913. He subsequently served in the Mercantile Marine during the Great War, and was awarded his Master’s Certificate on 2 June 1919. He died in Gravesend on 7 October 1939. The Volturno, a British steamer, chartered by the Uranium Steamship Co. of Rotterdam, and bound thence to New York, was engulfed by fire in mid-Atlantic during a heavy gale. Of the 657 on board, 521 were saved by a fleet of eleven steamers that sped to her aid. Heavy seas interfered with the launching of boats, but the difficulty was eventually overcome by the use of oil; those who perished were mostly lost in the boats. The hull of the Volturno was eventually found by a Dutch steamer and scuttled as a dangerous derelict. Numerous awards were made for this famous rescue, including 78 Sea Gallantry Medals in Silver to crew members of the six British vessels, of which 7 were awarded to the crew of the Asian, as well as a piece of plate to her Master, and binocular glasses to her Chief Mate. In addition the Board of Trade also awarded 152 silver Sea Gallantry Medals (Foreign Services) to the crews serving on foreign vessels at the rescue. Sold with copied research.

Nikon binocular microscope, serial number 115660, with Vernier scales to stage, overall height 38cm

Camera and binocular sales brochures and literature, to include Zeiss, Leica, Leitz, Minox, Mamiya C3, Asahi Pentax, Rolleiflex 3.5F, SL66 and T, Nikon FA, Mamiya, Zenza Bronica, Contax AX, RX, G2, T3 and 645 and Fujifilm

BINOMAG BINOCULAR MAGNIFIER, AND OTHER ITEMS boxed, along with a Sawyers View-Master, as well as a ophthalmoscope by Mortons and a propelling pencil, possibly silvermagnifier 10cm wide

A cased Russian AY-12 CCCP binocular microscope with fitted tray containing ten lenses of varying sizes.

A Collection of Mixed items to inlcude Plated Trays, Clippers, Hip Flask GIft Set, WA Binocular (1 Tray)

A Vickers binocular microscope in plywood case, height 38cm

Leitz Laborlux 11 Binocular Microscope with four lenses on five lens turret

A trio of field operative military binoculars such as a 1944 NO 14221 6.E/293 X6 binocular, another by Heath & Co. Ltd in Crayford London, NO 13768 and a 1938 Bino Prism NO 2 MKII Keershaw & Sons binocular.

Victorian table top stereoscope cabinet, Dollond, London, hinged top, action rotating glass slides, binocular viewer, plinth base, 56cm, and a small quantity of slides. Condition report:Additional images have been uploaded to the lot page on our website for you to view.Case is gernerally in good condition, hinges are good to the top, veneer chips.repairs to the plinth corners, lenses are good, some additions internally to hold slides in, some slides damaged, some loose. There are approximatley 30 slides inside the viewer, and an additional 19.Approximatley 6 are broken or cracked. 

WW1 Period Officer's Sam Browne Belt Setconsisting brown leather belt and cross strap with brass fittings.  Prismatic binocular case dated 1916 ... Holster for a MK6 Webley revolver ... Ammunition pouch.

A QUANTITY OF UNBOXED AND ASSORTED PALITOY ACTION MAN FIGURE, CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIES, figure is a 1970's blonde flock haired figure with damaged gripping hands, small quantity of Action Man and other clothing and accessories, a Cherilea Viper Tank and a Cherilea Military Jeep and Supply Trailer, both appear largely complete and in fairly good condition but have minor damage and wear and may be missing some small items, with a leather cased pair of Army Pattern 3 marked Binoculars, case is marked 'Case N92 Prismatic Binocular T.J. Dutfield Ltd. 1916' and carries the military Crowsfoot mark (box and three loose models)

Microscope Accessories, including a binocular microscope body tube with no prism or eyepieces, unsigned, a collection of microscope stage condensers, and 2 microscope eyepieces (a lot)