6 Brass Lenses

6 Brass Lenses and 2 Lens Sets 1) Unmarked. In case set of 7 aplanatic lenses 15-75 cm, 2 distance rings and mount with iris. (3/3) - 2) Zeiss, Jena. Protar 18/86 mm, no. 58745, revolving stop, inside

a historically important, very early twin-lens reflex camera, for 9x12cm exposures on dry plates, polished mahogany body stamped inside '6', carrying handle, E. Francais Petzval brass lens no.13557, w

English Mahogany Studio Camera by Ross of London, circa 1880, having the original red lacquered cloth bellows and brass lens, tripod leg sets. Took 6 1/2" x 4 1/2" glass plate negatives. Fine conditio

8 brass lenses in fine condition: (1) Derogy Petzval lens no.3775, (2) Doppel Anastigmat Rival 6.8/24mm no.179840, (3) Meyer Görlitz Aristostigmat 4.6/21cm no.334345, (4) Busch Porträt Aplanat 6/28c

2 Brass Lenses by Darlot Darlot Opticien, Paris. 1) Objectif Universel convertible lens, c. 1870, no. 1020, case size approx. 6 ¾ x 6 x 3 ½ in., set elements: 14, 17, 25, 33, 38 and 45, with 10 wat

including Ross Double Anastigmat f/7.7 14", Cooke Primoplane f/6.5 5" and more, together with two shutters (a lot)

Tailboard Stereo Camera by Fallowfield, c. 1892 "Fallowfield & Co., Manufacturers Lambeth, London". Plate size 11 x 16 cm (4 1/3 x 6 1/4 in.), mahogany body with dark-red bellows, 2 brass lenses "Wray

12-Lens Board for Photographic Jewelry Camera, c. 1880 Unmarked. Brass lens board 82 x 108 mm, approx. 6 cm focal length. 12-Lens Board für Photoschmuck-Kamera, um 1880 Unbezeichnet, 12 schiebefokuss

5 American Cameras, 1880 onwards 1) Selfmade. Dovetail-jointed sliding box camera for approx. 5 x 6 ¼ in., the sliding box can be fully retracted and locked, brass lens, built-in flap lock, works. Di

Circa 1888 Scovill Folding View Camera 5 x 5" Plate 6 x 8 x 11" with Brass Scovill Waterbury lens

Large Tropical "The Sanderson" Camera, c. 1920 Sanderson Camera Works (G.H. & S. London). Screen back size 6 ¾ x 8 ¼ in., tropical wood with brass fittings, black bellows, unmarked brass lens with i

19th Century Brass Camera Lenses and Film Viewer. Comprising large lens marked 'Bausch & Lomb Optical Co., ROCHESTER, N.Y. / B-L / 2,6 / 1844769; lens marked 'WATERBURY LENS / Scovill Mfg. Co. / NEW Y

VoigtlÃnder & Sohn brass barrel lens, Nr. 13368, with lens shade and mounting board. Engraved "No. 13368 Voigtlander & Sohn in Wein und Braunschweig" Front optic diameter of 6 1/4-inches, and overall

Voightlander & John Brass Camera Lens, No 45657 Braunschweig9.25" H x 6.75" Dia.Property from the estate of Ethan F. Parker, Lakeville, CT

American. 1920s. Steel with brass bezel and glass lenses. 6.5 x 5 x 3". Exhibits moderate surface oxidation. Splits through right and left edges of bezel.

Circa 1885 American Optical Co. Manifold Camera with Brass Steinheil and Muncher Lens 6.5 x 8.5" 11 x 11 x 17"

ANTIQUE BRASS PLATE CAMERA LENSES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a large Voigtlander & Sohn, German No. 6 Euryscop lens, and an unnamed Rapid Rectilinear 6 1/2 x 8 1/2 lens. No slides. Second half 19th centu

Luttin-Saulnier mahogany cased camera, brass carry handle, lens by Darlot, Paris, approx 7.5"h, 6.35"w, 4.25"d, 2.75lbs **Provenance: Collection of Sam Westfall, Texas, Kansas including a huge quantit

Stirn's Concealed Vest Camera No. 1, 1886 C.P. Stirn, Berlin. Serial no. 10321, brass version, version for 6 pictures (4,1 cm), size of the camera: Ø 6 in., periscope lens, guillotine shutter, sticki

(lot of 68) Camera lens mounting rings, mostly brass, smallest approx 1.5" outside diameter, .7/8" inside diameter, largest approx. 6.5/8" outside diameter, 4.7/8" inside diameter, total of all 9.70lb

Cornu Ontoscope Stereo Camera and Stereo Viewer with Autochromes, c. 1930 1) Cornu, Paris. No. 5526 for 6 x 13 cm, chrome-plated brass body, with brilliant and Newton viewfinders, lens board with hori

Zeiss Universal Theodolite Th.II, c. 1939 Carl Zeiss, Jena. No. 44295, lacquered brass, 2 spirit levels, telescope length 6 4/5 in., 27x magnification, lens diameter 1 ½ in., height 9 7/8 in. A Germa

5 Small Brass Microscopes, 1800-1880 1) Simple microscope, 2 lenses, height-adjustable stage, height 4 1/3 in. - 2) Berlin microscope by Wasserlein. - 3) Drum microscope, height 7 1/6 in., with 3 pre

with engraved brass plaque "Made by Zone VI Studios, Newfane, Vermont, U.S.A.", cherry and brass field camera with accessories, including: one Schneider lens, Symmar-S, 5.6/210, serial number 14 294 9