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German Microscope, 1900-10

Superb German microscope in original case. Year 1900-10, working. With four lenses.

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This great microscope is a jewel from the early 20th century, a scientific device made in Germany between 1900 and 1910. The microscope works perfectly and comes in its original case, made of solid mahogany wood with a nice light golden color. It comes with a complete series of accessories. The instrument is a highly attractive and functional piece that has survived to our days in great condition. One of the adjustment screws is missing but this detail does not interfere at all in the microscopes operation, so it can be perfectly used to watch samples just like when it was originally made.The instrument has black-enameled iron frame and top composed of polished brass pieces. The brass keeps the original transparent lacquer in quite good condition, especially if we remember that this article is more than one hundred years old. The lenses surface shows some slight signs of wear, typical of antique microscopes and that are a sign of their ancient age and past. Nevertheless this microscopes general condition is quite good and this fact turns it into a rare and interesting piece for any collector.The microscope comes with four original lenses in their brass sleeves. It includes the eyepieces and other accessories that make up a complete set. The box designed to store the set is the original one, made of beautiful mahogany wood and very well preserved. It keeps the original handle, lock and key that can be operated to lock and unlock the case just like the first day of use. Inside the door, two metal plates support a paper sheet where we can find some data such as the microscopes serial number (12276) and the magnifications.This complete microscope from the early 1900s is a real beauty, an antique item still in good working order that keeps all the charm of the authentic pieces.Measurements: Width: 16 cm/6.2 in. Height: 30 cm/11.8 in.

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