Tourtin, Paris L'Orthoscope Reflex Camera

This extremely rare camera was the first French reflex camera, for plates 9x12cm, Darlot Planigraphe lens no.13116, Luxus model in vanished mahogany, red leather hood, brass engraved lens cap, inside

'Early Twin-Lens Kinégraphe Reflex Camera 9 x 12 cm, c. 1890 E. Français, Paris. Early twin-reflex camera, polished wood, inside marked "A337", rotary shutter with speed control knob 0, 1, 2 and 3 o

'Éclair ACL, c. 1980 Éclair, Paris. Low-noise 16mm reflex camera for 60 m film. Angenieux-Zoom 1:2,8/10-150 mm. Lens in need of adjustment. With rechargeable battery, grip, recharger. Electric funct

Miniaturbox Le Franceville, Ticka and Expo Cameras 1) L.F.G. & Co., Paris. Le Franceville, c. 1910, subminiature box for plates of 4 x 4 cm, simple shutter, high gloss lacquered wood body, very good c

(lot of 2) Vintage cameras: (1) French Block-Notes camera by L. Gaumont & Cie, Paris, No. 856, compact folding 4.5×6 cm plate, camera with bellows, the front with view finder slides to one side revea

Reflex Camera (Kodak?), c. 1895 Unmarked, but some features of a Kodak "Bull's Eye" camera, for Kodak rollfilm, photograph size 85 x 85 mm, film gauge 94 mm, lens: Berthiot Paris Eurygraph F:7,5 F=135

Beaulieu R 16 Reflex Film Camera, c. 1965 Beaulieu, Paris. For 16mm film on 30-meter spools, with electric motor 2-64 frames/sec., automatic exposure, connection for 60-meter cassette (not included),

Stereo Spido Panoramique and Field Camera, c. 1900 1) L. Gaumont & Cie., Paris. For stereo and panoramic photos, size 8,5 x 17 cm, no. 4412, 2 x Krauss Lent Protar Zeiss 1:12,5 183 mm, Decaux shutter

Paillard Bolex H16 Reflex Movie Camera with Kern-Paillard Vario-Switar 1:2.5 f = 18 - 86mm Lens

Vintage Kodak Reflex II camera, marked Kodak Anastar f: 3.5 80mm, Made in U.S.Aby Eastman Kodak co. Rochester, N.Y. 5.7inch H, 4.1inch L, 3.6inch W.

Kodak Retina Reflex IV camera, leather-cased, made in Germany; together with an Argus camera. Kodak: 4"h x 6"l x 4"d (with lens attached)

Pair of As, Pair of Mats- 4 styles of Yashica emblems on hoods. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 4"L x 4"D x 8"H, open Manufacturer: Yashica Country of Origin: Japan

L’Èlégance Folding Camera, c. 1905 Mazo, Paris. No. 225, for postcards of 9 x 14 cm, with mahogany interior, nickel-plated fittings, red bellows, Krauss Unar-Zeiss 6.3/136 mm in Unicum

Lot of 2 Movie Film Cameras, Boxel H16 Reflex, made in Switzerland w/ Elgeet and Lytar Lenses, size 10.25''L x 8.75''H x 3'' W. And a Bell & Howell Co. Eyemo, model 71 Q, Cinemachinery Movie Camera w/

Includes a leather case and original manual. Kern Vario-Switar 8-36mm f/1.9 zoom lens. This item has its a case: 12in x 4in x 10in. Issued: 1964 Dimensions: 9.75"L x 2.25"W x 8.5"H Manufacturer: Bolex

Claude Berthoit, Brevete, Paris Camera Lens Late 19th century. L 7 3/8 in.

Display cameras including single lens reflex, box, view models. Includes leatherette and chrome features. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 4.5"L x 4.5"W, largest

Viewfinders for Bolex (?) Movie Camera and P. Angenieux (Paris) Type 10 x 12A F12-120mm 1:2.2 Zoom Lens

very rare, early French SLR camera for 9x12cm exposures, leather-covered wooden body in beautiful, original condition, top flap hiding magnifying spectacles, with matching Darlot Paris lens no.16021,

Derogy's Camera Lens Late 19th century, Queen Victoria, pat. Paris Loudres, no. 11411, wet plate lens for portraits. L 5 1/4 in.

rare twin-lens folding camera (not a reflex camera!) for 8 exposures 4x6.5cm on 127 film, separate bellows for taking and viewing lens, early version with front shutter release and no ground glass mag

8.5x17cm, very rare polished mahogany stereo reflex camera with reflex finder, brass barrel E.Francais lenses nos.12919 + 12899 with water house stops, rotary shutter, in very fine original condition

Henri-Joseph Harpignies (French, 1819-1916) Henri-Joseph Harpignies (French, 1819-1916)Le Pont des Arts signed and dated 'H Harpignies. 1882' l.l. and inscribed 'Paris' l.r., watercolour26 x 18cmProve

GROCK (Charles Adrien Wettach, 1880 - 1959). Grock. Paris: L’Ile De France, ca. 1920. One-sheet color lithograph bearing a striking Jekyll/Hyde dual portrait of the great clown and circus star.