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$30.00 Shipping Location: North Haven, United States Up for sale is this Rare Antique Queen & Co of Philadelphia Brass Spy Glass or Draw Telescope. It is Adjustable both by angle and height in its base. ... moreI feel like this may have been a teaching device of some kind, but I couldn’t find another example to provide a definitive use or purpose. Please view all 12 photos to help judge condition. Being sold for parts or repair. Note when you look through the piece shown in photo 12, you see essentially a cross (see photo 11)that looks like cracks but it seems to be in between the two pieces of glass. Base about 8 3/4” diameter, about 11 1/4” tall.
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$80.10 Shipping Location: Havertown, United States 1890 Antique Jas. W. Queen & Co. Philadelphia Brass Microscope, Box & Lenses. The Microscope is not marked J Queen or with a model number. Brass and Iron ... moreclaw foot microscope. Condition is excellent, iron parts have most if not all of the original Japanning.
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$13.10 Shipping Location: Abilene, United States Antique Claw Foot Queen & Co Philadelphia Brass Microscope. James W. Queen Co., Philadelphia and New York, The Student's microscope, c. 1880Very beautiful ... morerare piece
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$84.53 Shipping Location: Healdsburg, United States This is an Antique LARGE 19th Century Henry Crouch of London / Agent James W. Queen & Co. Philadelphia Brass Binocular Microscope…As stated it is Larger ... moremeasuring 18 inches tall as shown in the photos. Lenses view well…Many accessories ( eyepieces, objectives , and more ) also included as can be seen…All knobs functional…Mirror has some crazing , but still good to use…Impressive table accessories …Original Mahogany box ( no key ) …Overall a nice and somewhat rare microscope…Buyer Pays Shipping
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Free Shipping Location: Mount Airy, United States No key is included. As noted, all three microscopes will need to be cleaned up a bit. You can simply display these scopes, put them to use or both. All ... morehave an eyepiece and objective lens that is probably around a 10x for student use.
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Free Shipping Location: Los Angeles, United States Slide dates to late 1800's. For viewing under transmitted or polarized light.
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$16.50 Shipping Location: Yorba Linda, United States Philadelphia Ophthalmoscope w/Case. The head has a stamped engraved print " Queen & Co. The discs on the head still rotate. On the back of the head is ... morea reflective mirror piece. Inv: W- 54.
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Antique James Queen & Co. Universal Household Microscope- 1890's
James W. Queen& Co. Philadelphia. Rare Universal Household Microscope. Missing reflecting mirror. Height is 8" with hinged joint allowing a change of angle. Brass draw tube for focusing. Base is cast iron and stamped"James W. Queen& Co Philadelphia" and"Universal Household Microscope" Etching is from a reproduction of the 1890 James Queen Catalogue(or the Queen Catalogues) showing the advertisement/description for the Universal Household Microscope.
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BAUSCH & LOMB / QUEEN & CO ANTIQUE BRASS "LIBRARY MICROSCOPE" W/WOOD CASE C1886
| BAUSCH& LOMB/ JAMES W. QUEEN& CO ANTIQUE BRASS"LIBRARY MICROSCOPE" WITH CAMERA LUCIDA& DOVETAILED WOOD CASE- CIRCA 1886, Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Click to View Image Album Normal 0 BAUSCH& LOMB/ QUEEN& CO. ANTIQUE BRASS DOUBLE PILLAR MICROSCOPE– THE“LIBRARY MICROSCOPE” WITH CAMERA L UCIDA& DOVETAILED WOOD CASE- CIRCA ... more1886 You are invited to purchase an antique double pillar lacquered brass and black lacquered metal compound microscope called the“Library Microscope” along with a very nice dovetailed wood case that houses the instrument. The Bausch& Lomb Optical Company of Rochester. New York manufactured this microscope for the Philadelphia based scientific supply company of James W. Queen& Co. Due to the fact that Queen& Co. was the distributor of the instrument. The microscope is signed in block letters on the rear of the stage, JAS. W. QUEEN& CO. PHILADELPHIA” see close-up images) The fact that Bausch& Lomb was the manufacturer is indicated on the underside of the tripod foot with just the initials. B&L” along with a number“7” and also a larger number“20. It is unclear if either or both of these numbers are serial numbers or simply part numbers(see images) It is estimated that this instrument was most likely manufactured in circa 1886. Bausch& Lomb first introduced this model microscope in the year 1878. Just a few years after Ernst Gundlach joined the company as its chief optician and optical designer. This model microscope first appeared in Bausch& Lomb’s 1
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Antique Henry Crouch Microscope 4168 London James W Queen & Co Philadelphia
Antique Henry Crouch Microscope Model 4168 London James W Queen& Co Philadelphia Brass and Metal Here is an old microscope for your consideration. Recently picked it up at an auction. This piece is probably from the 1860s to late 1880s. The microscope was made by Henry Crouch of London and then distributed in the US by James W. Queen& Co. of Philadelphia. PA. The screw to adjust the focus still works and moves freely. The brass and metal certainly show wear and corrosion. However. No major pitting, dings, or dents, so perfect for those of you out there that restore them to their former glory. The tabs to hold the glass slide are still on it. Mirror in the bottom piece is there, but has some damage to the bottom side, not cracked but what happens to mirrors when they lose their back plating over time. Appears you can see a ring of ... morethe bras piece the mirror sets in. Obviously the scope has become detached from the base. Appears that it was probably some sort of solder or glue connection. So no major issue to correct there. The glass is still in both ends of the scope and I see no blistering or cracking of the lenses. Certainly are scratched. The scope body extends freely as well and can be seen in both positions in the pics. The case is certainly not an original case for this piece. Just something someone put it in to protect it at some point. It is 12.5" long, by 7.25" tall, by 6.25" wide. Some information on James W. Cropuch from the Antique Artifacts site(different font) Queen. Born in 1813, began working for the McAllister Brothers, in Philadelphia, as a boy, around 1825. From 1836 to 1852 he was a partner in the McAllister business, leaving finally to start his own company to sell optical instruments. While Queen& Co. sold a great variety of microscopes by other makers, their catalogs and other literature emphatically suggested that they also made microscopes. I have a Queen's"Large Family Microscope" unsigned, but unmistakably illustrated in their catalog of the early
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JAMES QUEEN SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT CO NYC MICROSCOPE ADVTG THERMOMETER 48" c1910
FANTASTIC AND VERY RARE ORIGINAL CIRCA 1910 LARGE ADVERTISING THERMOMETER APP. FOUR FEET LONG PROMOTING THE PRODUCTS OF THE JAMES QUEEN SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT COMPANY IN NEW YORK CITY. THE QUEEN COMPANY WAS A MAJOR MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER/DISTRIBUTOR OF MICROSCOPES OF ALL TYPES AND A VAST ARRAY OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT AND LABORATORY APPARATUS. SUCH AS BAROMETERS, OPTICS, SCALES AND BALANCES, AND SO ON. THIS IS A VERY RARE PIECE FROM THEIR HISTORY. THE BODY OF THE THERMOMETER IS SOLID WOOD, AND ALTHOUGH THE THERMOMETER GLASS CYLINDER IS NOT DAMAGED OR BROKEN, IT DOES NOT SEEM TO FUNCTION PROPERLY, BUT FROM A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE THIS ITEM IS EXTREMELY SCARCE. IN THE CLOSE UP PHOTO OF THE GLASS CYLINNDER BOTTOM YOU CAN SEE THE METAL COVER IS BENT OUT OF SHAPE BUT THE BULB RESERVOIR BENEATH IS STILL INTACT AND FINE. YOU ARE BIDDING ON THE ... moreEXACT ITEM AS SHOWN IN PICS SO PLEASE REVIEW CAREFULLY. THERE ARE REMNANTS OF HE ORIGINAL PAPER LABEL AFFIXED TO THE BACK AS PER PICS. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING IS BY USPS REGISTERED MAIL OR INSURED PRIORITY MAIL ONLY TO ENSURE SAFEST POSSIBLE TRANSIT AND DELIVERY OF ITEMS. ============================== Most items are photographed in natural outdoor sunlight when possible. As such any dark areas in the images are shadows or shady areas unless otherwise stipulated. PLEASE ASK ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING! REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN IF ITEM IS RETURNED WITHIN 14 DAYS BUT ONLY IF SAID ITEM IS MISREPRESENTED IN DESCRIPTION. RETURN SHIPPING IS RESPONSIBILITY OF BUYER. PAYMENT MUST BE RECEIVED WITHIN 3 DAYS FROM AUCTION CLOSE UNLESS AGREED TO OTHERWISE IN WRITING. I ACCEPT PAYPAL FOR PURCHASES. THANK YOU FOR LOOKING AND FOR YOUR INTEREST AND ATTENTION. A NOTE ABOUT FEEDBACK AND THE DETAILED SELLER RATING SYSTEM: THIS SYSTEM IS GEARED TOWARD PROVIDING BUYERS WITH THE BEST POSSIBLE DEALING EXPERIENCE. WHICH I AS A SELLER CERTAINLY CONDONE. THE SYSTEM HOWEVER IS BIASED AND INACCURATE; ALTHOUGH A RATING OF 4 IS SAID TO BE GOOD; IN REALITY AN OVERALL SELLER RATING OF 4 WILL CAUSE THAT SELLERS A
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J. W. Queen & Co. #1193 Antique Brass Microscope 1800s
Very Good condition. J.W. Queen& Co. Philad engraved on tray along with a number 1193. All glass is good and it's all working and intact. Only some paint chipping from steel base. Not sure if number is model number but it looks to be from mid 1800s.
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Blood count capillary tubes, glass for medical count wht & red Queen & Co. Phila
Blutkorperzahlappart nach Thoma. An apparatus for counting the red and white corpuscles. Sold by. QUEEN& Co. Philadelphia. Capillary blood drawing tubes by Carl Zeiss, Jena. In beautifully gold embossed leather fitted case. Very good condition.
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Rare Queen & Co "Library" Microscope
Rare Queen& Co microscope. Made in the 1890's. Lacks the fine adjustment so it was a lower model than the Queen Acme#5. Most likely offered in response to the Bausch and Lomb Library microscope(see drawing) to compete with their model. 10X B&L eyepiece. Cast iron base. Brass tube. Reflecting mirror is in good condition. Focus functions easily. Comes with original box with brass hinges, handle and catch. Microscope is 9 1/2" highs and weighs about 5lbs. Brass shows some wear but is overall in good condition.
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Antique Microscope Slide "Felines ???" James W. Queen and Co. Late 1800s
Antique early microscope slide prepared by James W. Queen and Co. Unable to make out specimen"Felines? Please see photo. Photo is of the exact slide you will receive. Measures 3" x 1" 2nd photo is taken with my digital camera through the microscope lens so I apologize if it is a little out of focus/blurry. I will be listing many 1850s-1900s microscope slides today. Pay shipping on the first slide only. All other slides won ship free! Thanks. RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Fuk.rp*4a24%60%3C%3E-1440be9084b-0x101-
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Vtg Antique James W. Queen & Co Philadelphia Brass Microscope with Carrying Case
Antique James W. Queen& Co Philadelphia Brass Microscope with Carrying Wood Case Up for auction is an antique brass microscope manufactured by James W. Queen& Co of Philadelphia. It comes with the original carrying wood case. I am not familiar with microscopes to accurately describe it's completeness or operational condition. This appears to be missing some eye piece and maybe other parts. There is a stamp on the microscope that reads"Queen Phil" and a number"3" is stamped on the opposite side. The carrying case has a paper tag regarding James W. Queen Co. The box measures approximately 6" X 6 1/2" and 12" high. The box has some damage. A piece of wood missing, no latch or key and shows wear. The brass on the metal shows corrosion and I am not certain if this is all brass. Please see photos for ... morecondition and completeness. Note: We can provide additional photographs. International Buyers: We ship to limited number of countries. Please check with us regarding shipping costs before bidding.
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RARE JAS W QUEEN & CO PHILADELPHIA 1880 BRASS & CAST MICROSCOPE BASE PARTS COOL
UP FOR SALE TODAY IS JAS W QUEEN& CO PHILADELPHIA MICROSCOPE MEDICAL TOOL PIECE. IT APPEARS TO BE A PART TO A MICROSCOPE AND IS MADE OUT OF BRASS AND CASE IRON AND THERE'S A BUNCH OF PIECES THAT ARE IN THE DOVE TAILED BOX THAT GO WITH IT. THE BASE IS DATED 1880. I DID PULL UP A COUPLE THINGS WITH THE JAS W QUEEN NAME ON IT AND THEY WERE VERY. VERY EXPENSIVE. BEING THAT I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT THIS IS WORTH. I'LL PUT A SMALL STARTING PRICE ON IT AND LET YOU TELL ME WHAT IT'S WORTH. SHIPPING IS SET AT $10.99. ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD AS IS WHERE IS.
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Bausch & Lomb Queen & Co Library Prof Series Microscope circa 1890
This beautiful brass instrument was manufactured by Bausch& Lomb. C. 1890, and sold under a number of brand names. This particular instrument has"QUEEN& CO. PHILADELPHIA" engraved on the brass stage. It is constructed of painted cast iron. Lacquered brass, and nickel plate finishes, the latter to the drawtube. It features rack and pinion coarse focus but no fine focus. It has a swinging tailpiece with plano mirror which is gimballed but cannot slide up and down the tailpiece. This was part of the Bausch& Lomb Professional series. And marketed as the Library model, a microscope of solid and basic construction. You can learn more about this model at microscope-antiques.com/library.html This model was retailed by Queen in Philadelphia. McAllister in New York. And possibly others. This microscope is quite uncommon. The retail ... morevalue has been suggested at around $200-250; one recently sold on eBay for $235: This is a basic. Entry level collectible for anyone who wants to get started in collecting microscopes or scientific instruments. It's also a very nice display piece in its own right. It's been in my possession since the 80's and has been inside the case for most of the time I've had it. Microscope is 9" high. Fully extended 10.25" high. The extension tube on the objective lens is shorter than I have seen in other photos; I don't know the magnification. Comes with original box. Which is 10 3/4" X 6 1/2" X 5 1/2" The box at the back has a crack in the wood from age. See the photo detail.
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ANTIQUE VINTAGE JAMES W QUEEN & CO. PHILADELPHIA SPECTROMETER / SPECTROSCOPE
THIS IS A VERY EARLY JAMES W QUEEN SPECTROMETER/ SPECTROSCOPE.AS SEEN IN THE PICTURES IT LOOKS TO BE MISSING THE CLAMP SCREW THAT HOLDS THE PRISM.I DO NOT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THIS ITEM. IT IS SOLD AS IS SO PLEASE LOOK VERY CLOSE AT PICTURES. RcmdId ViewItemDescV4,RlogId p4%60bo7%60jtb9%3Feog4d71f%2B%3F4f%3E-14ba1392a58-0x111-
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