Complete Ross London 8114 Compound Microscope Copper & Brass Finish C. 1900 No Objectives Perfect For Gifting [mI6ighsj]

ROSS LONDON 8114 COMPONENENT MICROSCOPE

Experience the elegance and craftsmanship of the Ross London 8114 Compound Microscope, a rare gem from the early 20th century. This meticulously crafted instrument boasts a stunning copper and brass finish, with plating and lacquer that have remained in excellent original condition. Its lustrous shine is a testament to its untouched, unpolished beauty. The microscope is adorned with the distinctive mark "Ross London 8114" on its base, underscoring its authenticity and heritage. With a three-place turret and no objective lenses installed, this microscope is a perfect candidate for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

• Stunning copper and brass finish with plating and lacquer
• Authentic Ross London 8114 marking on the base
• Excellent original condition with a lustrous shine

EXCEPTIONAL PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

This Ross London 8114 Compound Microscope stands at approximately 11 inches tall when fully closed and extends to 16 3/8 inches for use. Its rackwork coarse focus and the unique calibrated micrometer-style fine focus knob on the top of the column offer precise adjustments for detailed observations. The elaborate diaphragm mechanism, with a hinged lens, is in working order, ensuring optimal performance. The mechanical rack and pinion precision stage, complete with X and Y adjustments, allows for seamless movement across the slide. Additionally, the plano/concave mirror and U-shaped base with rectangular columns provide a stable and ergonomic platform for your scientific endeavors.

• Approximately 11" tall when fully closed, 16 3/8" extended
• Rackwork coarse focus with calibrated micrometer-style fine focus
• Plano/concave mirror and U-shaped base for stability and ergonomic use

EXCELLENT CONDITION AND FUNCTIONALITY

This Ross London 8114 Compound Microscope is a rare find, offering an exceptional condition that is very good to excellent. All adjustments are functional, and the eyepiece and diaphragm optics are in good condition. While the mirrors may display some discoloration and patina, it is a natural aspect of this vintage piece. The eyepiece slides smoothly in and out, although it has loosened with wear, which is to be expected with such a historical artifact. This microscope is not just a tool for scientific exploration but also a piece of art that will enhance any collection.

• Overall very good to excellent condition
• All adjustments functional, with good eyepiece and diaphragm optics
• Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage scientific instruments