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  1. Vintage Concise Circular Slide Rule Made in Japan Instructions + Case Takeda

    This vintage concise circular slide rule, made in Japan by Takeda, is a rare find for collectors of scientific and engineering memorabilia. The slide rule comes with instructions and is housed in a protective case, making it a complete and well-preserved piece. Good condition Light wear to Instructions Approx 11cm diameter

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  2. Antique Chrome Brass & Leather Vintage Kaleidoscope Telescope For Children Play

    A kaleidoscope is a toy that uses light and mirrors to reflect objects and create beautiful, fascinating repeating patterns. Handmade Kaleidoscope made In High Quality Solid Brass. Material :Brass & Glass,Leather.

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  3. Antique aneroid barometer or altimeter mechanism. For parts or repair

    This antique aneroid barometer or altimeter mechanism from the United Kingdom, dating back to the 1800s, is a rare find for collectors of scientific instruments. Made of brass, this piece embodies the craftsmanship and precision of a bygone era. Whether for parts or repair, this unique item offers a glimpse into the history of scientific innovation and measurement. Sold as seen on pictures

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  4. Very old TMF conversion slide,bakelite,inch to mm conversion,34.5cm long x 16cm

    When the slide is pulled out it goes up to 49cm long. Very old and interesting.

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  5. Antique The Revealer J C Oliver Divining Instrument With Original Wooden Case

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  6. Victorian Brass Drawing Set - box marked DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE & ART REWARD

    Brass is dull - could be polished. Well made little box with Brass pop catch to lid and Brass hinges. Nice box / case with INCOMPLETE / MIXED drawing set. Upper still has space for Rule. Has PART SET / MIXED SET.

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  7. Magic Lantern Slide DENTAL OPERATION ASCHAUSERS METHOD C1947 MEDICAL VINTAGE

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  8. Vintage National Retinoscope And Parts. Some Pieces Missing. Circa 50s

    Here is a striking vintage medical instrument — a National retinoscope (circa 1950s–1960s) in its original fitted box. Though not fully complete, it’s perfect as a decorative / display piece for medical offices, vintage décor settings, or as a conversation starter. Photos are part of the description. Some parts missing.

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