Microscope Slide prepared by Frederick Enoch - Epeira diadema - Garden Spider. Please judge condition from photos. At the top right of the spider there is a crack in the upper glass of the slide Size:

 

You get all 4 forms. These were used to circumvent the law during prohibition. They all date from 1929 from various towns in NE PA. The edges have some stains and browning. Enjoy!

 

Bottle sealer? 3.25" long. Quality item.

 

UP FOR BID IS A SMALL FIELD POCKET MICROSCOPE. 2 INCHES HIGH X1 3/4" AT THE BOTTOM. NO DINGS OR DENTS TO THE BODY. COMES WITH THE 2 SMALL GLASS SLIDES. THE OBJECTIVE UNSCREWS FOR CLEANING. AS FOUND.

 

7 5/8", Brilliant cobalt blue blown bottle here from the early (1855) "McKESSON & ROBBINS, N.Y." Pharmaceutical Company. This circa 1880's bottle has "McK. & R. N.Y." strongly embossed on the

 

Antique Christian Becker Analytical Apothecary/Pharmaceutical Balance Scale. I don't know anything about this scale.Being sold in as-is,found condition. Great item for parts or restore. Any ? please a

 

up for auction is a working vintage american optical lensometer model 603b ,serial number 23007, made in the usa. all original and powers up . every thing looks to be in working order..... Posted with

 

These 14 Microscope Slides are all Marine or Freshwater related. The close-up photograph is part of the Brachiolarian larva of an Echinodermata asteroidea (Starfish). The mountant on this particular s

 

This and other items I am posting are from the estate of C.W.(Charles Walton) Moody (Sept 15, 1876 - Oct. 29, 1956) graduate of The Vanderbilt University School of Dentistry 1901. He practiced in Guth

 

ANTIQUE ATLAS POWDER COMPANY No. 3-30 BLASTING MACHINE.. a RARE ESTATE FIND in working condition ... plunger and brass terminals move freely... checked with test light and everything works... plaque r