Null E. LEITZ - Wetzlar
Brass microscope, 1888
In its case, some damages

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E. LEITZ - Wetzlar Brass microscope, 1888 In its case, some damages

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E. LEITZ - Wetzlar Brass microscope, 1888 In its case, some damages

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Estim. 150 - 250 EUR

Microscope, Ernst Leitz Wetzlar, around 1910, No. 166964, brass housing partly blackened, round slide plate, in the original. Wooden box, with additional eyepieces, traces of age,partly corroded, box 40x20x24 cm

Microscope - c. 1900, "Seibert", Wetzlar, brass, monocular with sliding sleeve and fine adjustment, with fixed stage, condenser with iris diaphragm, movable mirror, 3 eyepieces, 3 objectives, various mountings, in original wooden cabinet, without key, rubbed, signs of age, function untested

Microscope - 19th century, Carl Zeiss Jena, No. 40212, brass, partly blackened, heavy construction, 1 signed objective, 1 eyepiece ( Ernst Leitz, Wetzlar), coarse adjustment, fine adjustment with micrometer graduation, retractable and swiveling condenser, rubbed, corroded, traces of age

Microscopes - 3 parts, 1 student microscope, Optical Institute, Carl Wüsthoff, Potsdam, brass, monocular with sliding sleeve and built-in rotating mirror, with brass tweezers in original box, traces of age, stress crack in box, 1 student microscope, brass, monocular with sliding sleeve, rotating mirror, in wooden box, traces of age, function untested, plus 1 book "Mikroskopieren...", Karl Möllring, 1968

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