Purchasing brass microscopes by Leopold Schrauer made during the last half of the 19th century.
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Also buying all kinds of
antique brass microscopes and accessories. Old microscope oil lamps,
prepared slides, and slide cabinets. Other types of antique scientific
instruments also wanted.
Here are some links to Schrauer microscopes in my collection:
L. Schrauer, Maker, 42 Nassau St., New York. Microscope on a double pillar. c.1880
Schrauer, Maker, New York. Monocular microscope with draw-tube focusing
L. Schrauer, Maker, New York. Continental style monocular microscope
L. Schrauer, New York. Schrauer's Wale-Limb Microscope, c. 1880
L. Schrauer, Maker, New York. Schrauer's "Physicians Model" Microscope, c. 1880
L. Schrauer, Maker, New York. First prize microscope awarded to Frank Caudkins Bunn by the New York Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital,1889
L. Schrauer, Maker, New York. Second prize microscope awarded to Frederick Hills Cole by the New York Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital, 1894
L. Schrauer, Maker, New York and marked on one leg of the base: W. M. Keene, B. Sc. M. D. Continental style microscope, c.1890
L. Schrauer, Maker, N. Y., Second prize microscope awarded to Joseph E. McKenzie by the New York Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital, 1892
L. Schrauer, Maker, New York. Large microscope with mirror mounted on a swinging arm, c. 1885
L. Schrauer, Maker, 42 Nassau St., New York. Large microscope on a double pillar with swinging substage, c. 1880
Leopold Schrauer, New York (attributed). The microscope is unsigned, c. 1880
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