Antique Hensoldt Wetzlar Stereo Microscope Binocular, Wooden Case, Eyepieces, Leitz, Circa 1950

Discover 1 extraordinary scientific precision instrument for collectors and enthusiasts of historical optics: 1 original Hensoldt Wetzlar stereo microscope (serial number 42359) in binocular design. This high-quality ensemble is delivered in its original, lockable wooden case (measuring 19 x 30 x 22 cm) including key. The set impresses with its excellent equipment featuring 2 Hensoldt double objectives (2x and 4x), 4 complete original Hensoldt pairs of eyepieces (5x, 10x, 15x, and 20x), as well as 1 additional pair of eyepieces by Leitz Wetzlar Germany (SV 10x) already fitted into the microscope. Furthermore, 1 thick, round glass plate with beveled edge, 1 frosted glass stage plate, 1 special eyepiece engraved Gamma = 200x, and 1 rare Hensoldt incident light illumination sleeve (plug-in base with pin contacts) are included in the scope of delivery. 1 fascinating decorative object and collector's item of German optical history with a beautiful patina.

This piece is explicitly offered as a historical collection and decoration object in as-found condition, without functional testing, and with the opportunity for restoration. Due to the broken glass on the small incident light lamp (plug-on light) as well as a noticeable internal noise when moving the microscope housing, the device is ideal for experts or professional overhaul. Due to its age, no guarantee can be given for flawless optics, fine adjustment, or full functionality of all mechanical components. Should you plan to use the instrument, any necessary cleaning, maintenance, or adjustment work lies within the responsibility of the buyer. Please refer to the detailed product photos for the exact visual condition and the complete scope of delivery; age-appropriate signs of wear, function not tested.