Ref: AG-60
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Click on the picture to see a selection of larger pictures.Complete with box + original instruction manual + rheostat for the light (not pictured) + box of extras (not pictured).10X eyepiece. 5X and 10X objective lenses = 50X or 100X magnification. As you see, it has a space for a third objective lens.This belonged to a now-retired gemmologist, hence the under-stage lighting system (which you can replace with the mirror if required) and the box of extras: mirror, stone-holder, immersion cell, red filters, polariser. IMPORTANT: for legal and safety reasons, all wiring will be removed from the rheostat (which is mains-powered) but we leave the wiring on the microscope because the input is only 7V.
Ref: cc517
Unusual - have you ever seen one in its original case before?SIZE: the marker in the picture is divided in one inch sectionsClick on picture to see larger / further pictures. Click here for new tools
Ref: 1004-kp-1
ITEM: Beck microscopeANOTHER PICTURE: click on image to see two more picturesEYPIECES: 1 pair of Beck London Wide Field X10OBJECTIVE LENSES: one pair of 49mm and one pair of 32mmOTHER: microscope in exceptionally nice condition + nice wooden boxAPPROX. WEIGHT: 4Kg (posting weight)
Ref: 1104-kp
ITEM: Zeiss microscopeANOTHER PICTURE: click on image to see another viewEYPIECES: 1 pair of Carl Zeiss Jena Orthoskop - Okular f = 20m; and one pair of unbranded 4XOBJECTIVE LENSES: four pairs, all unmarkedOTHER: grey and black plate folds out from under stage, curious thing forked thinkg that doesn't seem to fit anywhere. Mirror is mottled, wooden box has no key and handle is missingAPPROX. WEIGHT: 8Kg (posting weight)
Ref: nk-1108-3
ITEM: pocket microscope, boxed, magnification not marked (estimate 50X), marked OMAG SWITZERLAND. Excellent condition, it even has a spare bulb - but I can't find a battery to fit this. SIZE: the marker in the picture is divided in one inch sections
Ref: 1104-x
Box of microscope accessories as pictured.
Ref: 807-kp-a
ITEM: Leitz microscopeANOTHER PICTURE: click on image to see another viewA most unusual field microscope in fitted box.Markings: E LEITZ WETZLAR No176150 and B. LI. g. L.D.M. No.1150Details: 2 eyepieces + 2 spare eyepieces + the eye rims + a stand that tilts.I can see that it must be a very early model, and that it is MOST unusual for it to have its original fitted box and accessories, but what I don't know is - what is it for? Why the tilting base?APPROX. WEIGHT: 5Kg
Ref: 709-bt
ITEM: Beck microscopeANOTHER PICTURE: click on image to see another viewEYPIECES: two pairs of Beck eyepieces (10X & 15X)OBJECTIVE LENSES: two pairs of Beck objectives (59mm and 32mm)OTHER: Box (with key!), glass dissecting stage (with slide clips), really superb conditionAPPROX. WEIGHT:
