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A 19thC brass monocular microscope, boxed, and a student's brass and cast iron microscope, with slides, boxed.

A British Military Prismatic Monocular gunsight in a fitted box.

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

A Pair of Minolta Monocular Converters, black, VG, in soft cases, one in maker's box.

A Minolta Eye-Piece Lens Mount, black, VG, mounts to the rear of an MD lens to create a monocular.

A collection of various antique brass telescopes together with a pair of binoculars and a Carl Zeiss Monocular. (1)

A pine cased mid 20th century monocular microscope XSP-18S supplied by Brunel Microscopes Ltd, case; 45 x 24.5 x 27cm. Condition - good.

Thomas Armstrong & Bros brass monocular microscope with box and spare lenses

Smith & Beck. A 19th Century brass monocular microscope.

A compound monocular microscope by Murray & Heath, London, having three interchangeable lenses and housed in a mahogany case; together with a cased selection of specimen slides, with titles to include Gizzard of a Beetle, Spiked Hair of a Bumblebee, Foot of a Gadfly etc. and two Photographic Curiosities for the Microscope: Portrait of Washington and Madonna and Child (2) Condition Report:Available upon request

Antique boxed W. Watson & Co, London Monocular microscope (77584) with accessories 

Collection of Binoculars to include Carl Zeiss 10x50 in original box and case with receipts, monocular 8x30 stamped "Made in the USSR" and Swarovski  8x20 binoculars. (3)

Mixed tray lot of collectables to include Russian monocular, Mauchline string box, pen knives, desk calendar, cufflinks, tie pins, whistles, etc.

A WOODEN CASED BRASS MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE, marked R & J Beck, London, Serial No.19357 to foot, appears largely complete and in fairly good condition, fitted mahogany case with alternative eyepieces etc., height of case, excluding handle approx. 28cm, case with minor damage and wear, missing key, with uncased brass monocular microscope, marked Baker, 244 High Holborn, London to foot, incomplete missing alternative eyepieces and mirror etc., used and worn condition, height fully extended approx. 45cm, and a telescope in need of attention (3 + parts)

Collection of scientific equipment, including travelling two monocular microscopes, two drawer telescope, balance scales, drawing instruments, etc

A late 19th century monocular microscope by C. Reichert Wein No 12014, brass and black lacquered body, three rotating len holder, assorted eye pieces, within fitted case, 34cm high including case, case 30.5cm high

A W Watson & sons ltd monocular microscope, blackened body brass and steel fittings, serial no 25850, cast impressed marks, W WATSON & SON Ltd, 313 HIGH HOLBORN LONDON, rotating Spencer lenses mount, 36cm high, c.1910 within Victorian glass dome case, ebonised plinth, 41cm x 31cm x 19cm (dome cracked)

An early 20th Century brass monocular microscope by J Swift and Son London No 624, single lens on folding legs and stand, 27.4cm high, c.1910, later oak display case, stepped base 39cm x 29cm x 27cm overall

A Carl Zeiss 'Jena' monocular microscope early 20th century, no. 85229, in a fitted case,34cm high

A 19th century mother of pearl and white metal mounted folding double magnifying glass, 40mm, two yellow metal mounted lorgnettes including Hamblin, London, a spy glass and a mother of pearl mounted gilt metal monocular. All pieces are in relatively good condition, commensurate with age and some use.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. 

An early 20th century monocular brass microscope by W. Watson & Sons, 31cm high. Condition - fair to good.

A 19th century gilt brass six drawer monocular telescope by Dollond, London, 10cm fully extended. Condition - fair, some wear to gilt finish. There are some spots within the lens which affect the clarity of the image.

A pine cased mid 20th century monocular microscope XSP-18S supplied by Brunel Microscopes Ltd, case; 45 x 24.5 x 27cm. Condition - good.

Ross, London 1917, Nautical Telescopic Monocular 6 extending sections. In brass bound case Well oiled and extends and closes easily.

SPOTTING SCOPE, AND OTHER ITEMS including a vest pocket camera, as well as a monocular, in casespotting scope 33cm longQty: 3

A LABORATORY 'SERVICE' MICROSCOPE BY W. WATSON & SONS LTD., LONDONserial number 59126, in its original mahogany case, 33cm high, the case 37cm high; together with a Precision Optical Monocular, in original leather case, 12cm long (2)

Scientific Interest - a late 19th century brass monocular microscope, mahogany case, long drawer enclosing glass slides, brass carrying handle, 30cm x 19cm x 15cm, c. 1890

An Asahi Pentax SPII Spotmatic camera, serial number 5115194, Tamron zoom lens f=400mm, further lenses and accessories, together with a Chinon 205S cine camera, and a Glanz micro T-M monocular.

A British Military Prismatic Monocular gunsight in a fitted box.

A COMPOUND MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE BY H & W CROUCH, LONDON, CIRCA 1880signed on 7in. tube as per title and addressed for 64A Bishopsgate Street, London 273, rack and pinion focusing, black glass stage with slide clamps, plano-convex mirror, contained in fitted box with accessories including 6 nosepieces, alternate eyepiece, bullseye lens, live box, substage condenser, etc. -- 15½in. (39.5cm.) high

Contessa-Nettel "Ergo", um 1926Contessa-Nettel, Stuttgart. Nr. L65346, Plattenformat 4,5 x 6 cm, Verschluß 1/25–1/100 Sek., läuft, Tessar 4,5/5,5 cm, Nr. 642801, Irisblende und Fokussierung funktionieren, eingebauter Zeiss-Winkelsucher, mit Mattscheibenrückteil. – Seltene und gesuchte, voll funktionstüchtige Geheimkamera in Fernglasform (Monokular). Start Price: EUR 350 Zustand: (2-/2-)Rare Contessa-Nettel Ergo Monocular Camera, c. 1926Contessa-Nettel, Stuttgart. No. L65346, for 4.5 x 6 cm plates, shutter 1/25–1/100 sec., with Tessar 4.5/5.5 cm lens no. 642801, integral Zeiss right-angle finder and focusing screen back, aperture, focusing and shutter all working. Start Price: EUR 350 Condition: (2-/2-)

A pair of Russian 8x30 Binoculars, with case, a further Russian 8x30 Monocular

A late 19th / early 20th Century brass and mahogany three-draw telescope together with a student's brass monocular microscope in original box, former 77 cm fully drawn, (poor), latter 15.5 cm

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

A collection of binoculars to include various sizes along with a Summit field monocular

A brass cased monocular (23)

Vesper 7 x 50 Monocular Camera, with four plates in leather case. Zeiss Ikon camera, telescope etc.

Cutlery, Ultra zoom, monocular, morse code records, Boussod binoculars, geometry items etc, in basket

'J & C Robbins, 146 Aldergate Street' - a 19th century brass monocular microscope, in bespoke wooden fitted case.

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)

A mahogany cased monocular microscope, with additional lenses.

BARR AND STROUD MONOCULAR NO16, AND A GROUP OF TREEN including cigarette boxmonocular 14cm long

A black painted and lacquered brass monocular microscope, by Charles Perry, London, no.4882, rack and pinion focusing, provision for three objectives, sub-stage condenser, plano/concave mirror, extending to 37.5cm high, mahogany cabinet

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

Scientific Interest - a late 19th century brass monocular microscope, mahogany case, long drawer enclosing glass slides, brass carrying handle, 30cm x 19cm x 15cm, c. 1890

A Vintage Wray of London Crystar 6x30 pocket monocular, field telescope, in original leather case, 2 similar modern posters depicting the Colt's New Apex "Multiple Calibre Pistol", a pair of handcuffs, and a PEQ battery box and laser pointer

M Pillischter, London, a Victorian brass monocular microscope, no. 722, in fitted case with additional lenses

Early 20th century Austrian brass monocular microscope by C Reichert, together with a brass cased pocket barometer by Griffin & George, a WWII TG Co Ltd Mark 1 Magnetic Marching Compass and a drawing set

Thomas Armstrong & Bros brass monocular microscope with box and spare lenses

Boxed Zeiss Victory 3 x 12 B Mono / Sports Optics / Monocular.

A circa 1900 lacquered brass and black lacquered monocular microscope by J Swift & Son of London, approx. 29 cm high in mahogany case with various optics

Vintage optical equipment, including monocular, together with a Yashica U-Matic video camera

Three vintage wristwatches and a Dienstglas 6x30 monocular

Scientific Interest - a late 19th century brass monocular microscope, mahogany case, long drawer enclosing glass slides, brass carrying handle, 30cm x 19cm x 15cm, c. 1890

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

Minox MD 6x16 compact monocular or telescope

A Kandar 6-24 x 50 telescopic sight (scope), together with scope sunshades, a Nikko Stirling bipod and a 12 x 50 monocular.

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY, STUDENT'S BRASS AND BLACK FINISH METAL MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE

Militaria. A leather covered brass monocular, W Watson & Sons, London 1928, a prismatic compass, H Brown & Son Ltd, Barking & London, in leather pouch, a leather Sam Browne belt and miscellaneous other military insignia, badges and buttons, etc