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Marine chronometer

Marine chronometer

Marine chronometer

Marine chronometer

No 199, An early 19th century 2 day marine chronometer by James McCabe

A compound microscope

German 4" miniature globe on stand.

ebony handle regency magnifying glass

A fine theodolite by Troughton and Simms in the Original case

Gilt brass spy glass

Superb 19th Century Microscope Slide Cabinet And 280 Slides

Waywiser

An 18th century Gregorian brass telescope by Springer of Bristol

A Berge Late Ramsden Compound Microscope