Monocular compound microscope - 1930-1940 - Germany - WINKEL ZEISS





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Winkel Zeiss microscope dating to 1936 from Germany, in very good physical condition and tested and in working order, 36 cm high, 18 cm wide, 23 cm deep, weighing 5 kg, with four Winkel Zeiss objectives, a Gand 60x objective, a C. Reichert Wien A 0,08 (4x) objective, Zeiss Winkel 6x eyepieces (three pieces), Zeiss Winkel 12x eyepieces (four pieces), two reflecting mirrors, and a beechwood case with its original key.
Description from the seller
The ZEISS Winkel microscope is an optical instrument of historical importance, born from the partnership between Carl Zeiss and Rudolf Winkel; renowned for its precision mechanics and the quality of its optics, it is available in a range of models from early 20th century versions to the famous Zeiss-Winkel Standard.
Originally, the instruments bore the name Winkel-Zeiss; toward the end of the 1940s, the designation Zeiss-Winkel was adopted to designate the successful standard microscopes designed under the direction of Carl Zeiss.
The microscope is in generally good condition. The mechanics and optics are good. Made in 1936
Accessories -
- four different Winkel ZEISS objectives
- an OIP Gand 60 x objective
- a C.REICHERT WIEN A 0,08 (4x) objective
- ZEISS Winkel 6x eyepiece - three pieces
- ZEISS Winkel 12x eyepiece - four pieces
- Two reflecting mirrors
- Ash wood box with its original key. Visible signs of use.
The ZEISS Winkel microscope is an optical instrument of historical importance, born from the partnership between Carl Zeiss and Rudolf Winkel; renowned for its precision mechanics and the quality of its optics, it is available in a range of models from early 20th century versions to the famous Zeiss-Winkel Standard.
Originally, the instruments bore the name Winkel-Zeiss; toward the end of the 1940s, the designation Zeiss-Winkel was adopted to designate the successful standard microscopes designed under the direction of Carl Zeiss.
The microscope is in generally good condition. The mechanics and optics are good. Made in 1936
Accessories -
- four different Winkel ZEISS objectives
- an OIP Gand 60 x objective
- a C.REICHERT WIEN A 0,08 (4x) objective
- ZEISS Winkel 6x eyepiece - three pieces
- ZEISS Winkel 12x eyepiece - four pieces
- Two reflecting mirrors
- Ash wood box with its original key. Visible signs of use.

