Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Binocular 4 Objective Microscope 305527 Antique 1915

This authentic Ernst Leitz Wetzlar binocular laboratory microscope is a beautifully engineered early-20th-century scientific instrument. Featuring dual eyepieces, a rotating objective turret, mechanical stage, and mirror illumination system, it represents the precision optical craftsmanship that made Leitz one of the most respected instrument makers in the world. The black enamel finish with nickel-plated controls and brass optical components gives it both strong collector appeal and impressive display presence.

This is an excellent example of an early binocular research microscope from the golden age of German optical manufacturing.

Manufacturer: Ernst Leitz
Number 305527
Location: Wetzlar, Germany
Model: Binocular compound laboratory microscope
Design style: Early scientific / industrial instrument
Date of manufacture: circa 1915
Materials: Steel, brass, optical glass, enamel finish
4 Objectives
Binocular viewing head
Rotating objective turret
Mechanical stage
Mirror illumination
Fine and coarse focus controls
Condition: Working. Antique laboratory instrument with original components

Size: approx. 12½ in tall × 8 in deep × 5 1/4 in wide
Condition: All working. Antique instrument with original components visible
12.5 lbs
SKU 9213