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WOOD CASED BAUSCH & LOMB SOLID BRASS MICROSCOPE ORIGINAL REGISTRATION CIRCA 1906
WOOD CASED BAUSCH & LOMB SOLID BRASS MICROSCOPE ORIGINAL REGISTRATION CIRCA 1906
WOOD CASED BAUSCH & LOMB SOLID BRASS MICROSCOPE ORIGINAL REGISTRATION CIRCA 1906
WOOD CASED BAUSCH & LOMB SOLID BRASS MICROSCOPE ORIGINAL REGISTRATION CIRCA 1906
WOOD CASED BAUSCH & LOMB SOLID BRASS MICROSCOPE ORIGINAL REGISTRATION CIRCA 1906
WOOD CASED BAUSCH & LOMB SOLID BRASS MICROSCOPE ORIGINAL REGISTRATION CIRCA 1906
WOOD CASED BAUSCH & LOMB SOLID BRASS MICROSCOPE ORIGINAL REGISTRATION CIRCA 1906
WOOD CASED BAUSCH & LOMB SOLID BRASS MICROSCOPE ORIGINAL REGISTRATION CIRCA 1906
WOOD CASED BAUSCH & LOMB SOLID BRASS MICROSCOPE ORIGINAL REGISTRATION CIRCA 1906
WOOD CASED BAUSCH & LOMB SOLID BRASS MICROSCOPE ORIGINAL REGISTRATION CIRCA 1906
WOOD CASED BAUSCH & LOMB SOLID BRASS MICROSCOPE ORIGINAL REGISTRATION CIRCA 1906
WOOD CASED BAUSCH & LOMB SOLID BRASS MICROSCOPE ORIGINAL REGISTRATION CIRCA 1906

WOOD CASED BAUSCH & LOMB SOLID BRASS MICROSCOPE ORIGINAL REGISTRATION CIRCA 1906

$ 1581.36

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Condition: Excellent original condition
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Maker: Bausch & Lomb
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Restocking Fee: No

    Description

    WOOD CASED BAUSCH & LOMB SOLID BRASS MICROSCOPE W/ ORIGINAL REGISTRATION CARD – CIRCA 1906
    The microscope measures approximately 11 ¾” high by 4 ¼” wide by 6” deep.
    The wood case measures approximately 15 ¾” high (with the metal handle up) by 7” wide by 9” deep.
    The original Bausch & Lomb serial number card accompanies the microscope and the serial number is 60737.
    This serial number on the card matches the serial number on the microscope itself.
    There are four eyepieces for the microscope in the eyepiece drawers in the top of the wood case.
    The two on the left are simply numbered ‘1’ and ‘2.’
    The two on the right are marked 4 mm and 16 mm – see photos.
    This is a fairly early high quality Bausch & Lomb microscope that appears to be fully intact.