Cameras and Scientific Instruments

A late 19th century gilt lacquered brass binocular microscope, signed 'J.H. Steward 406 Strand', with rack and pinion focusing, fine focusing, circular rotating stage and plano-concave mirror, on a signed triform base, unextended height 44.5cm, within a fitted mahogany case with accessories, including gilt brass bullseye condenser lens, objectives in matching signed 'J.H. Steward' cases, four eyepieces, frog plate, scissors, tweezers and scalpels.

A 19th century gilt lacquered brass monocular microscope, signed 'M. Pittischer. London, No. 3050', with rack and pinion focusing, fine adjustment and plano-concave mirror, unextended height 27.5cm, with accessories, within a fitted mahogany case.

An early 20th century gilt lacquered brass binocular microscope, signed 'Watson & Sons, 313 High Holborn, London' and numbered '1812', with rack and pinion focusing, fine focusing, circular stage and plano-concave mirror, on a triform base, height 46cm, within a Broadhurst Clarkson & Co mahogany case.

A Sky-Watcher 8-inch aperture Newtonian reflector telescope, with tripod stand, a Sky-Watcher ED100 4-inch aperture refractor telescope, with spotter scope, a red-dot spotter, a camera adapter for SLR cameras and other accessories, including filters, lenses, two aluminium cases, instructions and various booklets.

A late Victorian gilt lacquered brass 6-inch single arm vernier protractor by Stanley London, within a fitted mahogany case, length 24.5cm, together with a Hall Bro black enamelled theodolite, cased, and a brass balance scale, with oak case.

A Short & Mason Art Deco oak cased 'Stormoguide' desk barometer, the signed silvered dial with black and red detail above rising and falling calibration, the hexagonal case with carved scroll supports, on a plinth base, height 28.5cm.

A Stanley 'Fuller calculator', circa 1954, with Bakelite and gilt brass fittings, stamped serial number '11386' above '54', length 43.5cm, with original box and instructions.

A Second World War period leather mounted brass single-draw telescope, detailed 'W Ottway & Co Ltd Ealing London No. 8005 NP45' and dated '1945' beneath MoD arrow, unextended length 34cm, with leather end caps.

A late 18th century brass pocket box compass sundial with screw cover, engraved hour circle, hinged gnomon and printed paper compass roses, diameter 4.4cm.

A Nikon F camera, Serial No. 6849952, with Nikkor-S Auto 1:1.2 f=55mm lens, No. 981360.

A group of Canon cameras and accessories, including a Canon FTb camera with 50mm 1:1.8 lens, leather cased, two Canon A-1 cameras, one with Vivitar 70-150mm 1:3.8 zoom lens, the other with Canon FD 60mm 1:1.8 lens, a Canon 28-80mm 1:3.5-5.6 zoom lens and a Canon EOS 50E camera body.

A collection of assorted cameras and equipment, including a Nikon D1 camera with Nikkor 28-80mm zoom lens, a Nikon F4 camera with Nikkor 35-70mm zoom lens, a Pentax ESII camera with Takumar 1:1.4/50 lens, a Tamron 28-50mm zoom lens, boxed, and a Sigma 35mm-135mm zoom lens, together with a Mamiya roll holder and a Bauer T1S Royal projector.

An early 20th century Houghton & Son 'The Sanderson' mahogany and gilt brass folding quarter-plate hand and stand camera with red leather bellows and Goerz Berlin Dagor f=125mm lens, height 15.4cm, together with a Houghtons Ltd Ensign folding Klito camera, a Kodak Duo 620 camera, with black leather case, a Ricohflex model IIIB twin lens reflex camera, with brown leather case, and a Bolex Paillard B8SL cine camera.

A Minox B miniature camera with Complan 1:3.5 f=15mm lens, with leather case and Minox guide.