This vintage Merit Student Microscope No.2 made by J & L Randall Ltd in England is a vintage scientific instrument made of steel. This microscope, dating back to the 1950s, comes boxed with slides and Instruction booklet and a newspaper article from the Sunday Times, dated July 23rd 1961, making it a valuable collectable for enthusiasts of scientific instruments. With its historical significance and provenance, this microscope offers a unique glimpse into the world of science during the mid-20th century.
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UP FOR AUCTION THIS NICE OLD ANTIQUE ROLLED GOLD PINCE-NEZ SPECTACLES. STILL IN GOOD SHAPE WITH CRACKED LENSES. COMES WITH ORIGINAL CASE. THANKS FOR WATCHING.
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A wonderful 19th century wooden tripod. Could be repurposed as a lamp.
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A beautifully madeantique compact brass microscope, best described as asimple or field microscope, dating to thelate 19th to early 20th century. The optical assembly remains intact. The microscope focuses correctly and produces a clear image when used.
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Antique Moving-Coil Galvanometer Mahogany & Brass Scientific Instrument – c.1890–1920 For sale is an original antique moving-coil galvanometer, housed in a mahogany wooden case with a brass bezel and three terminal posts on the top. This early electrical measuring device was used in laboratories and schools to detect and measure small electric currents in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Please see the pictures carefully!
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This collectable slide rule is perfect for those interested in scientific collectables and is a great addition to any collection. Its unique design and functionality make it a rare find, especially for those who appreciate German engineering.
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