Antique Scientific Instruments

London (8/16)

  • Antique 4 Prismatic Surveyors' Compass by J. HALDEN & Co Ltd, London c1910
  • George III Wheel Barometer By The Globemakers J&w Newton, Chancery Lane London
  • Antique STANLEY LONDON 1911 Brass Sextant
  • Monocular spyglass Callaghan, London
  • RARE! Sterling Silver Pedometer. London hallmarks 1871
  • Late Victorian Cased Hypsometer By Cary London
  • Silver pedometer, Payne New Bond St London 1836
  • Pocket Barometer by Negretti & Zambra with Enamel Dial. London? 10563
  • Art Deco Brown Bakelite Wall Thermometer By Negretti & Zambra London
  • Vintage C. Baker London Monocular Microscope Brass 19119 c1960s Wood Cased
  • Victorian Carved Oak Admiral Fitzroy Storm Barometer By J Hicks London
  • Art Deco Shop Display Aneroid Stormoguide Barometer By Short & Mason London
  • Antique Baird & Tatlock Fortin stick barometer model 1703 London circa 1900
  • Cylindrical Reflecting Vertical Galvanometer, by H. Tinsley & Co, London, c1925
  • Antique/Vintage Resistance Box/Wheatstone Bridge Elliott Brothers, London
  • 1949 London To Birmingham Television Cable Presentation Display By Stc Limited
  • Antique Penrose & Co Prism Refractometer London Paris Berlin & Sydney Cool
  • Antique microscope, brass, Watson & Sons of London, Edinburgh'H' Student, 1920s
  • Antique Brass Microscope by Henry Crouch London (S. Maw, Son & Thompson) Rare
  • Cylindrical Reflecting Vertical Galvanometer, by H. Tinsley & Co, London, c1925
  • Georgian Pocket Inclining Sundial By Thomas Rubergall London
  • C. 1905 Marconi Spark Radio Key Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co. London
  • Antique Brass Cast Iron Scientific Instrument Spectrometer London 192 Spect
  • Scarce The Davon Patent WWI Micro Telescope, F. Davidson & Co, London with Case
  • Georgian Universal Equinoctial Sundial By Robert Brettell Bate London
  • Antique brass anemometer / air speed meter by Casella of London. Mining / aero
  • RARE Antique Brass James Swift & Son London Discovery Microscope c1901-10
  • Antique microscope, Henry Crouch of London, circa 1890, great maker/fine quality