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Four late 19th-Century monocular microscopes,
including: a lacquered and oxidised-brass monocular microscope signed by R. & J. BECK LTD LONDON and numbered 19856, with a lead-filled triangular base, in a leatherette-covered wooden carrying case, with two objectives, one eyepiece and a printed magnification table;
And a lacquered-brass monocular microscope signed by NACHET ET FILS 17, rue St Severin Paris , with one eyepiece, one objective numbered 5 and two unassociated Beck objectives, in a wooden carrying case;
And an unsigned lacquered and black-painted brass monocular microscope with one eyepeice and one objective, in a wooden carrying case;
And a lacquered-brass, black enamelled and cast-iron monocular microscope signed on the body-tube Carl Zeiss Jena and numbered 41461, with double nose-piece and substage condensor, two objectives and one eyepiece, in a wooden carrying case. (4)
including: a lacquered and oxidised-brass monocular microscope signed by R. & J. BECK LTD LONDON and numbered 19856, with a lead-filled triangular base, in a leatherette-covered wooden carrying case, with two objectives, one eyepiece and a printed magnification table;
And a lacquered-brass monocular microscope signed by NACHET ET FILS 17, rue S
And an unsigned lacquered and black-painted brass monocular microscope with one eyepeice and one objective, in a wooden carrying case;
And a lacquered-brass, black enamelled and cast-iron monocular microscope signed on the body-tube Carl Zeiss Jena and numbered 41461, with double nose-piece and substage condensor, two objectives and one eyepiece, in a wooden carrying case. (4)
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