Antique Scientific Instruments

disciple, was the fist one in 1643 to make an instrument for measure changes of air pressure. Man, as

part, spirit level recessed at the base of the barometer for the correct positioning of the instrument

to make an instrument for measure changes of air pressure. Man, as farmer or navigator, has always

This is a large antique spirit level. An English, mahogany and brass craftsman's instrument, dating

Wooden and brass polarimeter with cast iron tripod base from the late 1800s. It is an instrument

London; our gift box is free. It’s an antique measuring instrument having an element sensitive to

Antique nduction spool also called Ruhmkorff spool conceived circa mid-19th century, an instrument

This is a small vintage spirit level. An English, rosewood and brass instrument by E. Preston and

This is a vintage spirit level. An English, rosewood and brass instrument by Preston and Sons

in English about the operation of the instrument. Inside the lid there is the hour dial, with the

This is an antique boat spirit level. An English, walnut and brass torpedo level or instrument by

functional. Case size cm 10.8x8 h 9 - inches 4.25x3.14 h 3.54. An anemometer is an antique instrument to

Large barometer with thermometer mounted on a dual scale large oak plank richly carved. English manufacture of the early 1900. Measures: Height 106 cm, inches 41.73. Good condition, ...

Aneroid or holosteric brass barometer made at the end of the 19th century, signed Negretti & Zambra n. I 699, complete with semicircle thermometer with engraved and silver-plated bra...

Large spirit level made of wood, brass and glass manufactured in the second half of the nineteenth century. Excellent condition fully functional. Measures: Length 35.5 cm, width 4 cm...

instruments, active in London since 1856 and marketed by the Clarkson London company. The instrument isin its

This is a set of antique draughtsman's rules. An English, beech engineer's instrument set in a

This is a pair of antique binoculars. An English, brass and leather optical instrument, dating to

the top and level for the correct positioning of the instrument on the wall placed at the base

the correct positioning of the instrument on the wall in silver-plated brass placed at the base with

A unasuming blue & white cardboard pharmacy container, housing mummy powder "mumia vera" believed to be a miracle cure during the 18th & 19th century Obviously this is exactly wh...

Scleroscope shore instrument & MFG New York Pat. June 1910, Dec 15 1914 and sept 25 1915 N. 11315

A handsome English brass surveyor's instrument raised on a mahogany tripod stand; stamped "Halden

Measuring instrument made of boxwood and brass divided into four parts and placed in its original

Brass spirit level signed J. Rabone & Sons Birmingham made in England Warrented correct, complete with adjustment screw and made in the second half of the 19th century. Excellent con...

French barometer of elm wood signed Leroy Optician Paris, first half of the 19th century. Complete with reading vernier for the variation of atmospheric pressure and two thermometers...

tangential to the surface of the Earth. It is an instrument consisting of a telescope fixed parallel to the

owner L. Lemire. Inside the box there are various brass instruments: compasses, drawing pens in steel

Land-surveyor squaring, measuring instrument made of brass, Italian manufacture, from the second

A good nickel plated WW1 British Officers Military Pocket Compass engraved on the lid with the war office crow's foot mark and dated 1917 The hunter cased pocket compass has an attr...

Antique French A. Bardou Brass Telescope With Mahogany Tripod c1880 Measures - 61" x 35" x 35"

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early 19th century instrument blends scientific heritage with fine English craftsmanship.

instrument. The split dial, expertly crafted, bears the signature of the renowned optician "Flouet," whose

A stunning gold gilt Louis XVI barometer, made in France circa 1780. The instrument was used to

instruments “Maison Chevallier L’Ingr Queslin”. When it was discovered, that changes of atmospheric pressure

scientific weather instrument is a true work of art. The dial is faced in paper, which has had its numerals

/46. This rare instrument was used to track and presumably plan a way to avoid impnding cyclones

instrument of bronze, brass and steel utilized by the Czech military for artillery surveying. In 1919

A rare Large Victorian Magnifying or Looking Glass, Made from Mahogany Wood all in origianal condition. Known as a gallery glass it allows gentle magnification of items from variable...

active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and specialized in educational, scientific, and

, Collin & Cie. includes all the instruments needed to conduct any and every known medical procedure

Great Cleps signed Ing. A. Salmoiraghi La Filotecnica Milano n. 6465; the instrument was conceived

This rare precision instrument is a fine solid brass pocket sextant made for the military by the

instrument used to measure weak currents. The instrument consists of a coil, a graduated scale placed under

Wood and brass spirit level, antique instrument signed W. Marples & Sons Hibernia, from the second

19th CENTURY SURGERY BOX SOME INSTRUMENT IS MISSING-SEE PHOTOS. THE BOX MEASURES:45X17X18 CM Good

Numbered No 25 and signed by J Duboscq a Paris. A saccharimeter is an instrument for measuring

A unique and large root bowl from Norway, Scandinavia, dated 1818. In good vintage condition showing beautiful patina from age and use.

1800s. It is a survey instrument, for measurement of horizontal and vertical angles and magnetic

in the development of achromatic lenses for microscopes. Instrument placed in its original mahogany

. This instrument was first released for commercial use by Negretti and Zambra in 1864.

Brass and ebony pantograph, in its original mahogany box. Bone wheels. The instrument shows the

an apprentice at F.W. Lincoln and Company, nautical instrument makers in Boston. In 1858 Hutchinson

Turn-of-the-century brass astronomical measuring instrument used to determine latitude and

tripod, circa 1880. Original brass table tripod included with instrument. Optically sound.

Protugal in the late 19th century by the noted instrument company Maco Braga, In original brass patina