Purchasing brass microscopes
made by Joseph Zentmayer during the last half of the 19th
century. 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 Zentmayer microscopes in my collection:
J. Zentmayer, Maker, Philadelphia, pat. 1876, #1343. The American Centennial Model binocular microscope J. Zentmayer, Philadelphia. Four examples of the United States Army Hospital Model Microscope J. Zentmayer, Philadelphia, The United States Army Hospital Model microscope, monocular, No. 975, pre-1876 J. Zentmayer, Philadelphia, The United States Army Hospital Model microscope, binocular, No. 723, pre-1876 J. Zentmayer, Philadelphia, The United States Army Hospital Model microscope, monocular, No. 1867, post-1876 J. Zentmayer, Philadelphia, The United States Army Hospital Model microscope, binocular, No. 3773, post-1876 J. Zentmayer, Phila., Dissecting Microscope. c. 1890 E. B. Meyrowitz, New York. J. Zentmayer, Phila. Pat'd Aug. 14, 76. The American Columbian Stand Made by Jos. Zentmayer, Philad, serial No. 14. The "Grand American" monocular model, c. 1860 J. Zentmayer Philadelphia, serial No. 330 The "Grand American" binocular model,c. 1867 J. Zentmayer, Philadelphia, Patented 1876, No. 2504. The American Centennial binocular model, c. 1885 J. Zentmayer, Philadelphia. The American Continental Stand V, c. 1895 J. Zentmayer, Phila, Pat'd Aug. 15, 76. The American Histological Binocular Microscope J. Zentmayer, Maker, Philadelphia, # 1089. The "Grand American Model" with monocular and binocular tubes, c. 1874 Jos. Zentmayer, Philadelphia, FECIT, No.1. The first (or forerunner) Grand American Microscope, c. 1858
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