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1
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A fine chamber barrel organ-on-stand, by James Butler, early 19th century, in the gothic taste,
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£4,799
5,608
US$ 7,519
|
|
4
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An electric double monkey card-player automaton, by Fife Engineering Ltd., circa 1950,
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£1,439
1,682
US$ 2,255
|
|
5
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'The Lion Tamer' - hand operated automaton by Frank Nelson, circa 1980,
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£899
1,051
US$ 1,409
|
|
8
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A 'Jolly Jack' Laughing Sailor coin-operated automaton, late 20th Century, based on the 1950's Bolland pattern,
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£719
841
US$ 1,127
|
|
11
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A fine HMV 202 cabinet grand gramophone, circa 1929,
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£7,199
8,413
US$ 11,278
|
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13
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Clement Grant Dixon (1916-2003) - The amateur television pioneer: experimental equipment and literature,
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£299
350
US$ 469
|
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14
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A rare first production television wristwatch, by Seiko, 1983,
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£539
630
US$ 845
|
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15
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A Motorola catalin radio, model 50XC, 1940s
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£1,799
2,103
US$ 2,819
|
|
17
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A rare 200-series telephone and wall bracket in ivory bakelite, impressed mark S-38 GPO No. 164 234,
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£599
701
US$ 939
|
|
18
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An unused near-mint 200-series red bakelite telephone, impressed mark 164 56,
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£3,119
3,645
US$ 4,887
|
|
19
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A near-mint 200-series green bakelite telephone, impressed mark 164 57,
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£6,599
7,712
US$ 10,338
|
|
20
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An important silver standing singing bird automaton, circa 1880, movement most probably Bontems,
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£23,999
28,043
US$ 37,595
|
|
21
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A fine and early singing bird box, by Charles Bruguier, circa 1825,
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£7,799
9,114
US$ 12,218
|
|
22
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A good and very early tortoiseshell singing bird box, by Charles Bruguier, circa 1819,
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£7,799
9,114
US$ 12,218
|
|
23
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A rare Meissen and micro-mosaic clad gilt metal singing bird box, German, circa 1910,
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£3,839
4,487
US$ 6,015
|
|
25
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A silver singing bird box, by K. Griesbaum, Model 14B, circa 1930,
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£1,319
1,542
US$ 2,067
|
|
26
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A gold and enamel musical fob seal, Swiss, circa 1825,
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£959
1,121
US$ 1,503
|
|
27
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A gold musical fob seal, circa 1830,
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£1,319
1,542
US$ 2,067
|
|
29
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A grand piano-form musical neccessaire, retailed by Descamps, circa 1830,
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£827
967
US$ 1,297
|
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30
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A tortoiseshell musical snuffbox, circa 1835,
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£1,439
1,682
US$ 2,255
|
|
32
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An early musical clock base, circa 1825,
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£383
448
US$ 601
|
|
35
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An early key-wind musical box, most probably by Lecoultre, circa 1826,
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£1,079
1,261
US$ 1,691
|
|
38
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An early key-wind musical box, by Réymond Nicole, circa 1830, formally exposed control type, presently in later case,
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£359
420
US$ 563
|
|
39
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A key-wind two-per-turn musical box, by Nicole Frerés, circa 1861,
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£1,079
1,261
US$ 1,691
|
|
41
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A key-wind musical box playing eight airs, by Lecoultre Frerés for Berens Blumberg & Cie., circa 1847,
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£503
588
US$ 789
|
|
42
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A rare 'Concerto, Bells et tris Combes de Zither' interchangeable cylinder musical box, by François Conchon, circa 1888,
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£3,359
3,926
US$ 5,263
|
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43
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A Overture-Mandoline musical box, by François Conchon, circa 1877,
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£899
1,051
US$ 1,409
|
|
44
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A 'Bells-en-Vue' musical box, playing twelve airs, circa 1885,
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£1,919
2,243
US$ 3,007
|
|
45
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A musical box playing four airs, by Samuel Troll, circa 1868,
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£719
841
US$ 1,127
|
|
46
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A rare 'Climax Interchangeable Sublime-Harmonie' musical box, Size No. 2, circa 1880,
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£2,639
3,084
US$ 4,135
|
|
48
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A piano-forte musical box, by Nicole Frerés, circa 1872,
|
£659
771
US$ 1,033
|
|
49
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A musical box playing six airs, by Paillard Vaucher et fils, circa 1890,
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£539
630
US$ 845
|
|
50
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A mandoline musical box playing eight airs, by Bremond, circa 1880,
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£599
701
US$ 939
|
|
51
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A timepiece-actuated bells-en-vue musical box, circa 1875, most probably by M. Frerés for Samuel Troll,
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£3,839
4,487
US$ 6,015
|
|
52
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A good musical box playing twelve airs, by Ami Rivenc, circa 1889,
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£1,319
1,542
US$ 2,067
|
|
53
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A fine 'Mandoline-Piccolo' interchangeable musical box-on-stand, by Mojon Manger, circa 1892,
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£5,399
6,309
US$ 8,459
|
|
54
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A small orchestral musical box-on-stand, most probably by Mojon Manger, circa 1886,
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£1,199
1,402
US$ 1,879
|
|
55
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An early patent-plaqued 'Sublime-Harmonie' interchangeable musical box, by Paillard Vaucher et fils, circa 1879,
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£3,839
4,487
US$ 6,015
|
|
56
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A large 'Sublime-Harmonie Piccolo' interchangeable musical box, by Paillard Vaucher et fils, circa 1884,
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£3,119
3,645
US$ 4,887
|
|
57
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A 'Harpe Harmonique-Piccolo' musical box, probably by Hiller, circa 1880,
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£695
813
US$ 1,090
|
|
58
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A 9-inch Brittania 'smoker's cabinet' upright disc musical box, circa 1900,
|
£779
911
US$ 1,221
|
|
59
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A 15.1/2-inch Polyphon 'Musik-Automat' upright coin-operated disc musical box on disc-bin, circa 1900, fully professionally restored,
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£3,359
3,926
US$ 5,263
|
|
60
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A good 20.1/2-inch Troubadour disc musical box, circa 1898,
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£1,679
1,963
US$ 2,631
|
|
61
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A 17.1/4-inch Stella disc musical box, circa 1900,
|
£1,079
1,261
US$ 1,691
|
|
62
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A rare 26-inch Fortuna orchestral coin-operated upright disc musical box, circa 1900,
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£11,399
13,320
US$ 17,857
|
|
63
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A fine brass cased clockwork-drive arc lamp, circa 1860,
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£3,839
4,487
US$ 6,015
|
|
64
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A miniature hanging arc lamp, by the Central Scientific Company,
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£539
630
US$ 845
|
|
66
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A part weight-driven clockwork arc lamp by E. Ducretet, Paris,
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£659
771
US$ 1,033
|
|
68
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An early clockwork driven rod arc lamp, by Jules Duboscq,
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£959
1,121
US$ 1,503
|
|
69
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A hand-held medical examination electric arc lamp,
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£479
560
US$ 751
|
|
73
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Sir Joseph Swan - an early patent model electric light bulb, with socket assembly, circa 1881, with carton,
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£1,679
1,963
US$ 2,631
|
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74
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Maelzel's Prototype 12-inch metronome, one of the two-hundred patent models made in 1815,
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£2,879
3,365
US$ 4,511
|
|
75
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Resistance and Magnetism: Six scientific measuring instruments, early 20th century,
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£299
350
US$ 469
|
|
76
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A John Browning multi-prism spectroscope, English, circa 1880,
|
£455
532
US$ 714
|
|
79
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An early 20th Century Wimshurst machine, by Philip Harris Ltd.,
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£539
630
US$ 845
|
|
80
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A James Houliston ivory pocket thermometer and compass, English, mid 19th century,
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£239
280
US$ 375
|
|
81
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A Thomas de Colmar Arithmometer, French, circa 1880,
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£2,999
3,505
US$ 4,699
|
|
82
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An Elliott Brothers Lord's Calculator, English, circa 1880,
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£3,359
3,926
US$ 5,263
|
|
83
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A rare portable copying machine by James Watt & Co. English, circa 1795,
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£2,039
2,383
US$ 3,195
|
|
84
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A C B Harness Electropathic Belts apparatus, English, late 19th century,
|
£839
981
US$ 1,315
|
|
86
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A medical student's human skull, 19th century,
|
£299
350
US$ 469
|
|
88
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A 4-inch manuscript terrestrial globe, English, late 18th century,
|
£899
1,051
US$ 1,409
|
|
90
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A Betts's Patent Portable Globe, English, circa 1860,
|
£503
588
US$ 789
|
|
91
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An Elton's astronomical screen or "Miniature Transparent Orrery", English, circa 1817,
|
£2,399
2,804
US$ 3,759
|
|
92
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An Elton's astronomical screen or "Transparent Astrarium", English, circa 1819,
|
£3,839
4,487
US$ 6,015
|
|
93
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A painted wood sand-glass, European, 19th Century
|
£167
196
US$ 263
|
|
94
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A pewter sand-glass, European, 19th Century
|
£359
420
US$ 563
|
|
95
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A small sand-glass, late 19th Century
|
£71
84
US$ 112
|
|
98
|
A rare Elias Allen ivory and silver pocket horizontal sundial, English, circa 1630,
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£5,519
6,450
US$ 8,647
|
|
99
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A silver Butterfield dial, French, early 18th century,
|
£1,619
1,892
US$ 2,537
|
|
100
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A miniature gilt brass horizontal sundial, dated 1636,
|
£899
1,051
US$ 1,409
|
|
101
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A Jean-Francois Richer brass protractor in case, French, circa 1800,
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£239
280
US$ 375
|
|
102
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Four drawing instruments (4)
|
£479
560
US$ 751
|
|
103
|
A brass compound monocular microscope and a surveyor's cross staff,
|
£239
280
US$ 375
|
|
104
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A fine A Berthélemy nickel-plated brass surveying level
|
£719
841
US$ 1,127
|
|
106
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A brass sector, probably French, 17th century,
|
£599
701
US$ 939
|
|
107
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A Clarkson 4 1/2-inch brass refracting astronomical telescope on stand, English, late 19th century,
|
£899
1,051
US$ 1,409
|
|
108
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A Miller & Adie brass surveying compass, Scottish, early 19th century,
|
£479
560
US$ 751
|
|
110
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A 2-inch brass and mahogany telescope on stand, English, early 19th century,
|
£431
504
US$ 676
|
|
112
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A refracting telescope and tripod, by W. Gilbert & Son, London mid 19th century,
|
£959
1,121
US$ 1,503
|
|
114
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A Matthew Berge 2 1/4-inch brass refracting telescope on stand, English, early 19th century,
|
£539
630
US$ 845
|
|
115
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A Nairne & Blunt 2-inch refracting telescope, English, late 18th century,
|
£179
210
US$ 281
|
|
116
|
A Smith & Beck compound monocular microscope, English, mid 19th century,
|
£1,019
1,191
US$ 1,597
|
|
117
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A rare C Verick monocular/binocular microscope adapter, French, circa 1900,
|
£419
490
US$ 657
|
|
118
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An R & J Beck brass binocular compound microscope, English, circa 1870,
|
£3,359
3,926
US$ 5,263
|
|
119
|
A collection of microscope specimen slides and slide preparation outfit, late 19th century, (qty)
|
£1,019
1,191
US$ 1,597
|
|
120
|
A Powell & Lealand No. 1 compound monocular microscope, English, dated 1872,
|
£6,599
7,712
US$ 10,338
|