A FINE LACQUERED BRASS MONOCULAR MICROSCOPE BY WRAY, LONDON, CIRCA 1870
with rack-and-pinion adjustment to tube and platforms, contained in fitted case with accessories including four eyepieces, seven nosepieces for 3in.; two 2in.; two 1in.; 2/3in.; ½in.; ¼in. and 1/12in. powers; prism, bull's eye condensing lens and others, contained in fitted mahogany case with additional loose accessories including an early electric lamp and a reflector attachment -- 22 x 12¾in. (56 x 32.5cm.); together with an associated part-filled magazine of prepared slides; a box of blank slides, glasses and papers, an empty magazine and a copy of Lionel Beale's How to Work the Microscope, London, 1867
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Condition Report
Excellent condition throughout.

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