19th Century Brass Field Microscope & Lenses

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A charming late 19th century brass field microscope in its original box, together with five additional brass lenses.

The microscope has a lovely age-worn patina, as does its carrying case. The lenses have been well cared for, highly polished and attractive pieces in their own right.

A lovely display set.

DIMENSIONS

Microscope:-

Height: 15cm

Diameter of base: 4.5cm

Box:-

Height: 5.5cm

Width: 16.5cm

Depth: 7cm
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Category Vintage Technology Period Late Victorian Antiques Material Brass Item code as1132a344 / 7285 Status Sold

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