A 'JONES MOST-IMPROVED'-TYPE MICROSCOPE MAGAZINE BY JOHN BLEULER, LONDON, CIRCA 1800
in lacquered brass, signed on the main foot J. Bleuler / Ludgate Street / London, 6in. barrel, rotating nosepiece with six settings, contained in original fitted box with accessories including fish-plate; live box; two large wooden five-specimen slides and fish skin-covered case complete with bone slides and brass temporary slide, spare glasses and retainers; cone substage light condenser; Lieberkuhn reflector etc. -- 13in. (33cm.) diameter

Condition Report
This has been stored for at least ten years; glue failing to section dividers, rust to steel components, dust etc., lacquer worn; instrument is in tight mechanical order and the lenses appear to be intact, but not tried.

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