including: an English, early/mid 20^th Century, ophthalmoscope 'STUDENT ULTIMATE', by Raphael’s L^TD , battery operated, contained in leatherette, plush-lined semi-circular case with spare bulbs – 18cm. x 9cm. x 4cm.; a possibly French, late 19^th Century/early 20^th Century, pocket ophthalmoscope with spare mirror and handheld magnifier, by OPH^PE D^R Badal, contained in leatherette, plush-lined snap case – 10cm. x 6.5cm. x 1.7cm.; an English, ‘TABLOID’ Opthalmic Case No^. 93 by Burroughs, Wellcome & Co, plated metal, empty – 6cm. x 5.1cm. x 1cm.; an English, early 20^th Century, plated steel ophthalmic needle and forceps, with maker’s label Weiss & Son Ltd 287 Oxford S^T London, contained in fitted leatherette, plush-lined case – 16.4cm. x 3.2cm. x 2.5cm.; an English, early 20^th Century, two plated ophthalmic needles, with maker’s label Weiss & Son Ltd 287 Oxford S^T London, contained in fitted leatherette, plush-lined case – 16.6cm. x 3.2cm. x 2.9cm.; and six English, early 20th Century, gold plated eye speculum retractor clamps, by Weiss London with screw adjustment

Note: The Badal ophthalmoscope was previously bought at Sotheby’s on 28^th May 1987 (Lot 140). The Weiss needle and forceps were previously bought at David Stanley Auctions on 31^st March, 2001 (Lot 1212).