An early 20th century antique apothecary/chemist's earthenware medicine measure with black transfer printing 1 DR. / TO LOWER RIM / (A TEASPOONFUL). The base is impressed " 1 dr " . WEIGHT: 25 gms (un

 

This auction is for an old chemistry lab. scale from the University of Nebraska. It is a balance type scale with very sensative rocker points.. The case has a drawer at the bottom. The case is 16 1/2"

 

Early stage forceps in good condition. Diameter of plug 4mm.

 

CURTA CALCULATOR TYPE I - NO 35494 NO RESERVE Curta Type I No 35494 In good used condition. Fully working Please click on the the link above to see my other sales. PLEASE NOTE SHIPPING COSTS: Shipping

 

Purchased several pairs of antique eyeglasses not certain that they are in correct cases. This pair has Nose bracket reads 14K . They are silver in color with black rims.

 

This is a late 19th century azimuth indicator (compass) complete with leather case. Originally owned by Brigadier General John Penman Wood. The diameter at the widest point is 2 3/8". The case is made

 

The labels on these four Microscope Slides read as follows: Grammatophora; Discorbina globularis; Foraminifera from Australia; and the one annotated in diamond writing reads 'Fossil Infusoria Richmond

 

Fine deep cell fluid mount by Topping, dating from mid 19th.C, diamond engraved. Appears to be in good condition, still containing some original fluid. Section of human lung

 

VAGINAL SPECULUM MANUFACTURED BY BENKO BROS N.Y. THE ONLY OTHER EXAMPLE I WAS ABLE TO LOCATE ONLINE IS IN THE NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE. THIS INSTRUMENT APPEARS TO BE IN WORKING ORDER, HOWEVER, I HAVE

 

Offered here is a very rare round Atlas Explosives Blasting cap tin that once held 100 No. 6. blasting caps. Listed as very rare in the Blasting Cap Tin Catalog by Andy Martin, a must have for blastin