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A collection of four antique late 19th century amputation saws including a large Charrière saw by H. Windler, a skull saw and two metacarple saws, one marked Allen & Hanburys. The Charrière amputation saw is marked ‘H. Windler’, it is in good solid condition with small losses to the chrome plating in places, mainly the inside top of the handle. The saw measures 38cm (15″). H. Windler was a German surgical instrument maker active between 1851-1900, based in Berlin. The skull Read More...

08 Jul

A German anatomical model of the larynx, by Bock-Steger

By Nautilus Antiques

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A German anatomical model of the larynx, by Franz Josef Steger after a design of Carl Ernst Bock, from the late 1800’s.Hand painted plaster, in great condition: I can only notice few chips on the base and the missing rear cover of the throat. .Life-size, overall height is 33 cm. There are 2 known versions of this model: this is the one with the tongue out of the mouth, my preferred one Read More...

04 Jul

Augsburg medicine apothecary chest 18 century

By Early Science

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Augsburg medicine chest 18 centuryThis wooden medicine chest has a hinged lid with a handle and two hinged side compartments. lockable with the original key The outside of the chest is decorated with metal straps, hinges and incised stylized flowers. Inside are four drawers with knobs and three compartments for bottles. . All bottles are of blown and molded glass.and no damage The bottles have pewter caps, The three pewter holders have pewter caps. One drawer is filled with Read More...

04 Jul

2 physics experiments instruments Pascal and Archimedes ca 1930

By Early Science

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Two old school physics experiments Pascal and ArchimedesPascalThe pressure of a fluid moves the same in every directionArchimedes the upward pressure changes in hot or cold water The float sinks in hot water and comes up as the water coolsBoth instruments in good working order manufactured in the 1930s Price € 135.- for together includes good packaging and registered shipping Read More...

02 Jul

3 x CARL ZEISS MICROSCOPE SLIDES WITH ORIG. BOX, OBJECTMIKROMETER 0.00mm , OBJEKTNET , KREUZTISH

By Opticalworld

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ALL MARKED CARL ZEIS JENA, NO CHIPS TO SLIDES , ALL BOXES CLOSE WELL OBJECTTMIKROMETER 0.001mm (box and 2 slides all good ) KREUZTISCH-ZENTRIERGLAS ( box and slide good , internal scuffing to box ) OBJEKTNETZMIKROMETER ( box good and 2 slides good ) Read More...

02 Jul

ENTOMOLOGIST’S SIMPLE POCKET MICROSCOPE

By MikeRead

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SHIPPING/POSTAGE ARRANGED, FULLY TRACKED. Contact Email: [email protected] Read More...

29 Jun

A decorative brass sundial Germany, early/mid-18th century

By Le Zograscope

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Model of a compass sundial with a particularly decorative cutout, made of brass, unsigned but German, datable to the mid-18th century. The dial has only one latitude, apparently for Berlin. Furthermore, comparisons with several dials, signed by Essling or Koch in Berlin, reveal similarities in the style of the letters and the cutout of the gnomon. The dial measures 7 cm in diameter, and the plate 7.5 x 6.5 cm. Good condition, complete with its protective cap. Read More...

22 Jun

~RARE AND FINE LEITZ UT-4 UNIVERSAL ROTATING STAGE~

By Scientifica Opticae Inc.

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A fine example of the E. Leitz universal rotating stage (UT-4) for optical investigations of crystals using the Fedorov method. Signed Leitz, Wetzlar, GERMANY this Leitz stage accessory has the A1 – A4 axes for greater stability and simplified operation. The Wright arcs are present. This seldom seen stage was intended primarily for classroom demonstration and for use with a universal stage refractometer. Rarely used with ALL inserts marked with their refractive indices. Mahogany case measures 9 x 6 1/2 x Read More...

19 Jun

4 anatomical models to teach a deaf person the pronunciation of letters and sounds

By Nautilus Antiques

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4 amazing anatomical models to teach a deaf person the pronunciation of letters and sounds, showing the right position of the tongue and of the mouth/lips, I’d guess from the late 1800’s and most likely from a German maker. Hand painted heavy plaster, each of them comes with the “represented” letters/sound embossed in the low right corner: “gh”, “f”, “g”, “j”. In great condition, just few light traces of the age, measurements of each model are 30 x 24 cm Read More...

19 Jun

Extremely rare mine compendium made in Germany or Austria at the early 17th century

By Galerie Delalande Paris

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Museum piece. Extremely rare Mine Compendium, Germany or Austria, early XVIIth century. This compendium consists of a hinged wooden box revealing a set of 4 engraved antler instruments. The inside of the box is covered with polychrome vat paper. Two hinges and a brass hook open and close the box. In order of arrangement in the box: – A folding square, made of wood and antler, with two graduated arms joined by a brass hinge. – A small movable antler ruler ending in a Read More...

19 Jun

Universal pocket sundial in disc shape made circa 1700 in Augsburg attributed to Johann Martin

By Galerie Delalande Paris

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This disc-shaped pocket sundial is made of white metal. It is engraved on both sides, one of which is equipped with a fold-down brass gnomon, while the other has a movable gilt-copper index with a suspension ring. The face forming sundial is engraved with several vertical hour lines ranging from 2 to 11 o’clock (‘Orientale’ = Eastern) in the upper part and from 1 to 10 o’clock in the lower part (‘Occidentale’ = Western). These lines intersect the lines of Read More...

19 Jun

Rare mechanical equinoctial pocket sundial signed Nicolaus Rugedas Augustae made in Augsburg circa 1700

By Galerie Delalande Paris

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Silver and gilt-brass mechanical equinoctial pocket sundial, for latitudes between 30 and 65 degrees north, made by Nicolas Rugendas III (1665-1745). It is housed in a black fish skin case with brass hinge and hooks. The round silver case opens with a hinge. The outer faces are engraved with a list of cities and their latitudes inside a laurel wreath. All around, and on each side, there is a frieze of stylised leaves. The inside reveals a compass, a silver Read More...