STEREOSCOPE, 1940s, a boxed WWII model SV3 reconnaissance photogrammetry mirror stereoscope, manufactured by Kershaw and Casella of London, used f...

OLYMPIC BINOCULARS,mid-20th century, a rare pair of Olympic binoculars or opera glasses in chromed metal with green enamel, probably from the 1948...

LESSER FLAMINGO,an articulated lesser flamingo skeleton, Sub-Saharan Africa, scientific name Phoeniconaias minor, in a glass case, 30cm wide18cm d...

GREY-CHEEKED HORNBILL,an articulated grey-cheeked hornbill skeleton, Kenya, scientific name Bycanistes subcylindricus, mounted in a glass case, 23...

RED-FOOTED TORTOISE,an articulated red-footed tortoise skeleton mounted in its shell, Northern South America, scientific name Chelonoidis carbonar...

GYROSCOPE,1960s, Czechoslovakian, a Cold War era steel gyroscope, manufactured by Kovodělný Podnik Praha, with manufacturer's label to the base,43...

LIGHT REFRACTOR,1920s, Czechoslovakian, a rotating physics instrument for the measuring of light refractions, manufactured by Logia, 33cm wide34cm...

BLOODLETTING, 18th to 19th century, a collection of nine fleams, of various designs, with various blade depths, the majority brass and steel, one ...

BLOODLETTING,18th century and later, a set of eight fleams, predominantly brass and iron, one specimen mounted with horn, each with multiple blade...

VETERINARY INSTRUMENTS,late 19th/early 20th century, comprising: a cased set of multi-part instruments, labelled 'Krohne & Seseman, Duke St., Lond...

X-RAY, an illuminated sign from a hospital X-ray unit, in a painted metal case, 16 x 32cm ...[more]

GLOVEMAKING,late 19th century, French, a glovemaker's cast iron leather cutting plate, impressed 'Armand Bonnet - 21 Rue de Crimee Paris', to the ...