The extension tubes for the Zeiss Telementor and the Telemator tubes are a must have accessory.
This set includes the following 3 extension tubes:
- 40mm M44
- 60mm M44 (rare to find)
- 70mm M44
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Carl Zeiss Jena, Helical focuser for Telementor I , M44
Original Helical Focuser for the Zeiss Jena Telementor I 63mm f:830mm.
Rare to find accessory.
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Moon, Zeiss Jena 1000mm f/5.6 Spiegelobjektiv
M13 in Hercules, Zeiss Jena 1000mm f/5.6 Spiegelobjektiv
The 1000 Spiegelobjektiv (mirror lens) was manufactured always in a Pentacon Six mount with appropriate35mm mount adaptor included ( M42, Exakta, & Praktina ).
This is one of the mythical lenses made by Carl Zeiss Jena with a fantastic finishing. Mechanical and optical a masterpiece.
Tested the Spiegelobjektiv with a Sony Alpha 7S and it's an excellent lens. Also for astrophotography
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Lens diameter 60mm tube 65mm length 89cm.
1 terrestrial eyepiece that can be removed.
Internal focuser with one knob.
History
Boucart Opticien Fabricant à Paris, 35 quai de l'Horloge
Boucart started activities as optician in Paris in 1790. The company was specialized in microscopes but they also sold telescopes.
In 1820 Boucart was taken over by Kuivert Opticien, Paris. See the inventory of the Nachet Collection, 1929
Boucart isn't longer mentioned in the catalog of "L'industrie Française des
Rare Steinheil large zenith prism for refractors.
Steinheil was one of the most famous European telescope brands from the 19th century.
The zenith prism is a rare accessory. Also the size is rare. It's probably made for the large professional refractors.
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Secretan 10cm large table top telescope +/- 1850
Early (+/-1855) 10cm (!) Secretan table top telescope with all the eyepieces and finder scope.
the scope has a very beautiful dark varnish. No cleaning needed. Will leave it as it is.
19th century table top telescopes have normally a diameter of 60mm or 75mm. Larger models are very rare.
A very nice example of the classic French terrestrial and astronomical refracting telescope, here in a perfect original condition with all original lacquer entir
School telescopes were a tradition in Germany in the 1920's. In Eastern-Europe several telescope makers continued to make them after the 1950's.
I didn't know of Meopta making such school telescopes. Couldn't find any information about this scopes.
Meopta is still known for excellent optics. Tested the school telescope and the optics are sharp and very good contrast.
The mount is very solid.
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This is a vintage marine telescope, not a contemporary copy.
Originally the telescope was mounted on the railing on the deck of a ship.
It's a very heavy instrument with excellent optics. The views are realy spectacular. Crisp sharp with a good contrast.
The telescope has a fixed eyepiece with a large eye relief. Focusing is very smooth.
The telescope was probably made between 1900 and 1920.
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A pyrometer is a device to the remote temperature-so without contact-to measure. The functioning of the pyrometer based on Wien's displacement law.
The pyrometer measures the wavelength in the infrared or visible light in which an object gives off most radiation to determine its temperature.
This device was created and marked by Eugène Ducretet in Paris around 1900. The item is in good working condition and is finished in brass with its original paint. Length of this object is 24.5 cm. Eugène
Beautiful direct vision antique spectroscope. The spectroscope works very well.
Is a large and heavy instrument.
Probably made around 1900.
The split mechanism is in brass and in perfect working condition. Inside the tube is the prism system.
The spectroscope has a filar eyepiece.
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Dramatic version of the Mercurius Transit
Mercurius Transit: 10cm Polarex prime focus
Mercurius Transit: 30cm Cassegrain f:44
Combination of Mutar and Barcom
Full frame Sony
Pier of the 4" Polarex - Unitron equatorial mounted refractor
The ATOS project becomes a Turtle project (my totem sign). Slowly advancing but with a lot of perseverance like a turtle.
About every 3 weeks I travel to the Provence in search of the right spot for the observatories and the overnight stays for the visitors. Every time I leave with an agenda with about 7 or 8 appointments for visiting different places. The selections of the sites starts behind my computer: searching for the right ads, contacting the sellers, gathering all the needed informat
The retrofit of the 30cm Cassegrain is completed.
The original telescope dates from the early 1960's.
New spider, renewed mirror cell, primary mirror cooling, new focuser and backplate. Repainted and varnished.
New find. 90mm f1170mm refractor on altaz fork mount.
The lens is extremely good. Sharp and good contrast. The lens has no coating. Must be made between 1900 and 1914. No indication of a brand.
Original wooden box for the telescope and mount.
The eyepiece has a strange diameter: 22mm. No standard diameter
The central colon of the mount be raised.
The mount and tripod are very stable.
The telescope, mount and tripod have been repainted by a former user.
The accessories of the large refractors and the cassegrains were hand made by Frantisek Kozelsky I the 1960’s.
He was clearly inspired by the Zeiss Jena accessories.
Strangly the eyepiece diameter is 30mm.
