Single Owner Large Format Camera Auction 2020-06-13 Auction - 640 Price Results - Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers in RI - Page 3
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System Moller Bolex-Anamorphot 8/19/1.5xCentury No. 8a Studio 8x10 Heliar 10" LensKodak No. 2 Box Camera, 1889-1897
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Cranston, RI, United States
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Single Owner Large Format Camera Auction

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Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers in conjunction with James Supp and Coronado Trading Company are proud to present part II of a single owner camera collection. The auction is a live online only event hosted on Bidlive.Bruneauandco.com along with Auctionzip, Bidsquare, Invaluable, and Live Auctioneers on Saturday June 13th at 10:00am. The auction will offer an array of medium and large format cameras, lenses, and accessories including dozens of spectacular and rare large format cameras, including studio cameras by Deardorff, Century, Rembrandt and many others! The auction will feature a large variety of Kodak equipment sure to drive collectors crazy highlighted by an original 1888 Kodak Camera, along with many other early model Kodaks, including Bantam Specials. Great examples of early 20th century specialty cameras including rare banquet and panoramic cameras, street cameras, and more! There are large format lenses dating back to the 1860?s, two World War II aerial camera lenses, many desirable Dallmeyer and Wollensak soft focus lenses, complete Graflex press cameras and kits, and several NOS bellows and parts. There is a large variety of 16mm cameras and projectors and wide angle and anamorphic lenses. There is so much equipment you can make your own Bolex film studio! For active photographers there are hundreds of film holders, contact plates, enlargers and other accessories. There are several project cameras, perfect for rebuilds or restoration! This auction is a golden opportunity for collectors, users, decorators, and hobbyists alike! With so many varied lots, you are bound to find something special! For more information please visit BruneauandCo.com or contact us at info@bruneauandco.com.
Auction Curator:
James Supp
James Supp
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Lot of 16 Box Cameras #3: Lot of 16 box cameras. Includes Agfa, Majestic, Gevabox, Ansco, Balda, Brownie, and more!
0049: Lot of 16 Box Cameras #3Est. $30-$50
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Lot of 20 Box Cameras #4: Lot of 20 box cameras. Includes Ansco Shur Shot, Brownie Target Six-16, Jem Jr. and others.
0050: Lot of 20 Box Cameras #4Est. $50-$100
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Lot of 20 Box Cameras #5: Lot of 20 box cameras. Includes Ansco Shur Flash, Brownie Target Six-16, Six-20, Tower and others.
0051: Lot of 20 Box Cameras #5Est. $50-$100
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Lot of 20 box cameras #6: Lot of 20 box cameras. Includes Brownie Junior, Ansco Shur Shot, Shur Flash and more!
0052: Lot of 20 box cameras #6Est. $100-$200
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Lot of 23 Box Cameras #7: Lot of 23 box cameras. Includes Brownie Target Six-20, Jem Jr, Ansco Shur Shot, Shur Flash, Tower One Twenty, and more.
0053: Lot of 23 Box Cameras #7Est. $50-$100
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Lot of 26 Box Cameras #8: Lot of 26 box cameras. Includes Brownie Target Six-20, Jem Jr, Ansco Shur Shot, Shur Flash, and more.
0054: Lot of 26 Box Cameras #8Est. $50-$100
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Bullard Magazine Camera: Bullard 4x5 Magazine Camera. Missing lens, circa 1898.
0055: Bullard Magazine CameraEst. $100-$200
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Kruger Periscop Magazine Camera: Kruger Periscop Magazine Camera.
0056: Kruger Periscop Magazine CameraEst. $100-$200
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Western Camera Magazine Cyclone No. 5: Western Camera Magazine Cyclone No. 5 4x5 plate camera, 1897-1907.
0057: Western Camera Magazine Cyclone No. 5Est. $150-$300
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Magazine Box Camera, Unknown Maker: Magazine box camera, unknown maker.
0058: Magazine Box Camera, Unknown MakerEst. $100-$200
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Seneca Magazine Box Camera: Seneca Magazine Box Camera, circa 1898-1905 .
0059: Seneca Magazine Box CameraEst. $80-$120
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Lot of 2 Magazine Box Cameras: Lot of 2 unknown, possibly Seneca magazine 4x5 box cameras.
0060: Lot of 2 Magazine Box CamerasEst. $40-$80
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Lot of 4 Seneca Folding Box Cameras: Lot of 4 Seneca folding cameras, includes #6, #9, the Uno and unknown camera.
0061: Lot of 4 Seneca Folding Box CamerasEst. $80-$120
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Lot of 5 Seneca Box Cameras: Lot of 5 Seneca box cameras.
0062: Lot of 5 Seneca Box CamerasEst. $40-$80
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Burke and James Rembrandt Portrait Camera #1: Burke and James Rembrandt Portrait Camera Model I 5x7 studio camera. Flexible red bellows, no lens or shutter.
0063: Burke and James Rembrandt Portrait Camera #1Est. $100-$200
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Burke and James Rembrandt Portrait Camera #2: Burke and James Rembrandt Portrait Camera Model II 5x7" studio camera. Flexible red bellows, no lens or shutter.
0064: Burke and James Rembrandt Portrait Camera #2Est. $100-$200
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Lot of 2 Burke and James Box Cameras: Burke & James Recorette and Cub Box Cameras.
0065: Lot of 2 Burke and James Box CamerasEst. $80-$120
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Butcher Watch Pocket Klimax Camera: W. Butcher and Sons Watch Pocket Klimax folding camera. 1-3/4x2-1/2 plate or film packs, Aldis Uno 3" f/7.7 lens, British import version of ICA Victrix.
0066: Butcher Watch Pocket Klimax CameraEst. $100-$200
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Century Enlarging, Reducing, and Copy Camera #1: Century Enlarging, Reducing, and Copy Camera with 3-1/4x3-7/8 ground glass back. Supple bellows.
0067: Century Enlarging, Reducing, and Copy Camera #1Est. $50-$100
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Century Enlarging, Reducing, and Copy Camera #2: Century Enlarging, Reducing, and Copy Camera with 5x7 back. Missing ground glass. Supple bellows.
0068: Century Enlarging, Reducing, and Copy Camera #2Est. $50-$100
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Century Model 44 4x5 Plate Field Camera: Century Model 44 4x5 plate field camera, circa 1932.
0069: Century Model 44 4x5 Plate Field CameraEst. $100-$200
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Century No. 7a 8x10 Studio Camera: Century No. 7a Studio 8x10 Camera. No lens. Sliding carriage 5x7 back, missing ground glass, stiff bellows. Focus and tilt smooth. Camera approximately 18x20x29 inches.
0070: Century No. 7a 8x10 Studio CameraEst. $300-$500
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Century Master Studio 8x10 Camera: Century Master Studio 8x10 Camera with Century No.3 Studio Stand. Sliding carriage 5x7 back. No lens, supple red leather bellows. Camera approximately 16x20x25, stand 30x28x30 inches.
0071: Century Master Studio 8x10 CameraEst. $500-$1,000
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Century No. 8a Studio 8x10 Heliar 10" Lens: Century No. 8a Studio 8x10 Camera with Century Master Studio Stand. Voigtländer Heliar No. 8 19 inch f/4.5 lens. Sliding carriage 5x7 back, stiff bellows. Focus and tilt smooth. Camera approximately
0072: Century No. 8a Studio 8x10 Heliar 10" LensEst. $1,200-$1,500

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