Monocular Microscope - No. 309187 - 1930-1940 - Germany - Ernst Leitz Wetzlar
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Antique laboratory monocular microscope by Ernst Leitz Wetzlar, model No. 309187, dating from ca. 1934, with a three-objective revolving nosepiece, cross stage and adjustable condenser with iris diaphragm, 6 lenses total, in good physical condition and tested and working, supplied in the original wooden carrying case with a Keuringsrapport 1967.
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A high-quality, fully preserved antique laboratory microscope from the famous German optical manufacturer Ernst Leitz Wetzlar (serial number on the tube: No. 309187, dating around 1934).
The microscope is equipped with a revolving nose with three objectives (including E. Leitz Wetzlar 3, 6L and 1/12 oil-immersion no. 276349), a cross-stage, and an adjustable condenser with an iris diaphragm. The lot is supplied in the original wooden carrying case with the original overview card in the door.
What makes this set special is that the original Inspection Report from the Histological Laboratory R.U. Groningen (dated 2-3-67) is included, providing wonderful historical documentation and provenance.
Precision mechanics with coarse and fine adjustment, rotatable objective nosepiece, and optical lens sets (objectives and eyepieces 6x, 10x, 16x).
Condition:
- In good overall condition.
- The microscope is in a tidy and well-preserved state.
- Mechanically and optically fully functional with smooth adjustment mechanisms.
- The wooden case is sturdy and complete with key/lock mechanism and accessory holder.
- See the detailed photos for an accurate personal impression.
Dimensions & Weight:
Microscope: Height 34 cm | Width 11 cm | Depth 16 cm | Weight: 4.0 kg
Case: Height 35 cm | Width 17 cm | Depth 21 cm
Total weight (in case): 6.3 kg
The lot will be packed with extreme care and shipped by registered mail with tracking and insurance. Pickup is also possible by arrangement.
A high-quality, fully preserved antique laboratory microscope from the famous German optical manufacturer Ernst Leitz Wetzlar (serial number on the tube: No. 309187, dating around 1934).
The microscope is equipped with a revolving nose with three objectives (including E. Leitz Wetzlar 3, 6L and 1/12 oil-immersion no. 276349), a cross-stage, and an adjustable condenser with an iris diaphragm. The lot is supplied in the original wooden carrying case with the original overview card in the door.
What makes this set special is that the original Inspection Report from the Histological Laboratory R.U. Groningen (dated 2-3-67) is included, providing wonderful historical documentation and provenance.
Precision mechanics with coarse and fine adjustment, rotatable objective nosepiece, and optical lens sets (objectives and eyepieces 6x, 10x, 16x).
Condition:
- In good overall condition.
- The microscope is in a tidy and well-preserved state.
- Mechanically and optically fully functional with smooth adjustment mechanisms.
- The wooden case is sturdy and complete with key/lock mechanism and accessory holder.
- See the detailed photos for an accurate personal impression.
Dimensions & Weight:
Microscope: Height 34 cm | Width 11 cm | Depth 16 cm | Weight: 4.0 kg
Case: Height 35 cm | Width 17 cm | Depth 21 cm
Total weight (in case): 6.3 kg
The lot will be packed with extreme care and shipped by registered mail with tracking and insurance. Pickup is also possible by arrangement.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Type
Monocular Microscope
Number of objects
6
Manufacturer/brand
Ernst Leitz Wetzlar
Model/type number
No. 309187
Country of origin
Germany
Physical condition
Good
Functional condition
Tested and working
Height
34 cm
Width
11 cm
Depth
16 cm
Estimated period
1930-1940
Title additional information
Inspection Report 1967
