Micrometer microscope signed by M. Meyerstein, German, mid 19th century with wooden base Micrometer microscope signed by M. Meyerstein 1831-1870
Binocular, 25x105, Werk-Nr 2372 marked `kqc' indicating manufacture by Josef Schneider & Co, Gottingen, Germany, date 1939-45 Binocular, 25x105, Werk-Nr 2372 marked `kqc' 1939-1945
Top-loading balance made by Sartorius GmbH, Gottingen, Germany, model B 4100, serial no. 10102282, capacity 4100g, c. 1986. Black and yellow metal and plastic case. Top-loading balance made by Sartorius GmbH 1986
Analytical balance, single-pan constant-load aperiodic optical-projection type, model 2748 serial no.145953, capacity 200g x 1mg, by Sartorius-Werke AG, Gottingen, West Germany (lacks two small weights) Analytical balance 1960-1983
F:135mm f/3.5. Exakta bayonet mount. Auto iris. No 4138794. In original carton. Isco-Gottingen Westromat Lens
Woelfle type cup anemograph, made by Wilhelm Lambrecht, Gottingen, c. 1963, in fitted wooden box 32 x 35 x 68cm Woelfle type cup anemograph 1963
Microtome, with two boxes each containing two microtome blades, used in the Department of Nutrition and Diatetics, King's College, London. Manufactured at the Sartorius works, Gottingen, Germany, 1950-1970. Microtome, with two boxes each containing two microtome blades 1950-1970
Vorlesung uber theoretische Mechanik von Prof. Klein, 1897-1898. [Ms. notes of lecture course of Prof. C.F. Klein at the University of Gottingen. Written in two different hands. Vol.2 contains also ca.30 pages of loose notes] Vorlesung uber theoretische Mechanik von Prof. Klein 1897-1898
Sartorius analytical balance in glazed mahogany case with black glass base, brass beam and column, with cylindrical dampers, projected reading and ring weight loading dial, Model DP3, Serial No 45536, c 1935. Balance with damping, optical reading, and rider attachment (Sartorius) 1934-1935
Top pan balance made by Sartorius GmbH, Gottingen, Germany, model 3626MP 8-1, serial no. 3611011, capacity 31000g, with instruction book, 1986. Black and yellow metal and plastic case. Top pan balance made by Sartorius GmbH 1986
Rotary microtome by Sartorius-Werke, Gottingen, Germany. Model 81 A 80, Number 20271. Sartorius microtome
Inverted pendulum seismograph designed by Emil Wiechert, made by Spindler & Hoyer in Gottingen, Germany, and installed at Eskdalemuir Observatory, Dumfriesshire, Scotland in 1909. Wiechert inverted pendulum seismograph, c. 1909 1909