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Please be aware that a significant change to this site, the fair and location will be occurring in 2009. Keep checking this site for details

The 45th International Antique Scientific & Medical Instrument Fair

To Be Held On Sunday 2nd November 2008
Doors open at 10:00 till 15:00

The 46th fair is to be held on
26th April 2009

For All Enquiries Please Call 07968 753218

IMPORTANT
All fair correspondence must now go to
5 Anglefield Rd
Caversham
Reading, RG4 5HP
UK

Please be aware that our email has now changed and we can only be contacted through the fair 'contact us' page

The 44th International Antique Scientific, Early technology & Medical Instrument Fair is the world’s leading fair for both collectors and dealers of all types of scientific & medical instruments. The fair is held twice a year in London, now at the Thistle Hotel Marble Arch. Peter Delahar, a dealer who now operates from Portobello Market originally started the fair over 20 years ago.
This website now contains all the information you will need from the details of the dealers to the times and location of each fair. The site is constantly updated and you should check before coming to the event to make sure no details have changed

The fair has now over 60 dealers from around the world located over two rooms selling items such as: microscopes & accessories; microscope slides, cabinets & cases; Surveying equipment; Medical, Pharmaceutical & Surgical equipment; all types of scientific equipment; Telescopes; drawing instruments; globes, armillary spheres & orreries; optical toys and magic lanterns; navigational equipment, sextants & marine equipment; telegraph equipment; scales, rulers and much more with prices ranging from £5.00 - £1500.00

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