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

 

Vintage iron miners candle stick holder, commonly called a "Sticking Tommy" The point could be driven into a mine timber of a crack in the rock and the hook could hang from a rock ledge or timber. The

 

22 early small microscope slides (2 5/16" X 11/16") by Thomas H. McAllister (1824-1898) Optician, 49 Nassau Street, New York. He was at this address in 1866. The first box (Series A) contains 11 slide

 

Antique set of Henry Troemner Philadelphia pharmacy weights. You get everything you see in the photos. 1 - Two Scruples1 - Half Drachm1 - One Scruple1 - Half ScrupleOne of each Grain: 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1

 

Fine quality drawing, probably an exam work of a trainee of an Austro Hungarian Cadet High School, presenting the anatomical parts of a horse with detailed denominations of the muscles, signed by the

 

Antique 1800's sliding temple eyeglasses from J. Levinski Jeweler & Optician Waco, Tx. Good condition with no cracks or chips. Has a slight wobble with earpieces at frames. Could probably use a go

 

French early 20th C treen boxed medicine bottle with original label ,all in good condition ,no splits & lid screws on well. Bottle 6 inch tall 1.5 inch diameter, case 7 inch tall.

 

Nice 8" Undertakers Supply Co embalming fluid bottle in great shape. Buyer pays $7.85 s/h in the US - others can email for costs.

 

UP FOR AUCTION IS A VERY RARE, ANTIQUE, PATENTED 1921 & 1927 " THE HAWKEYE " TIMER CLOCK IN GREEN , VERY NEAR MINT CONDITION (HAS A CHIP OFF THE PAINT ON THE TOP RIGHT CORNER EDGE SHOWN IN LAST PH

 

RARE PICTORIAL VERSION LITHIA WATER- 125+ YEARS OLD- HANDBLOWN RARE VERSION BUFFALO LITHIA WATER HANDBLOWN This rare bottle is 10-3/8" tall. It is embossed BUFFALO LITHIA WATER NATURES' MATERIA MEDICA