A Contessa Nettel Folding Plate Camera,

'Contessa-Nettel Deckrullo Tropical Model, 6,5 x 9 cm, c. 1921 Contessa-Nettel, Stuttgart. Folding plate camera, no. S 10723, size 6,5 x 9 cm, with Tessar 4,5/12 cm, no. 535477, brown bellows, shutter

black, body F-G, shutter working, optics F-G, some haze & fungus present,

1924, 6x4.5cm, brown leather, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/4.5 75mm lens, body, VG-E, shutter working but speeds sticking, lens, G-VG, in maker's case

Duchessa (4,5 x 6), 1913 Contessa-Nettel, Stuttgart. Strut-folding camera, with Doppelanastigmat Citonar 6,3/75 mm in Compur (all shutter speeds the same), focusing screen back. Duchessa 4,5 x 6, 1913

A Contessa-Nettel Deckrullo Nettel Tropen Folding Strut Stereo Camera Outfit, body G-VG, shutter working, together with a stereo pair of Hugo Meyer & Co Gorlitz Doppel-Plasmat f/4 16.5cm lenses, body

to include a Ray Camera Pocket Ray, body G, shutter working, missing ground glass, optics G, also with a Contessa Nettel Alino, body G, shutter working, all speeds sound the same, together with a Koda

rare strut-folding tropical stereo camera for 6.5x13cm exposures, in excellent condition, with original brown bellows, dual Tessar 3.5/10cm no.570048 and 532043, caps The buyers premium for all items

comprising a Contessa-Nettel Cocarette camera with an f/11 fixed focus lens, a Houghton-Butcher No.10 Ensign Carbine camera with an f/11 lens, a Balda Juwella camera with a Juwella-Anastigmat f/4.5 10

large tropical camera for 13x18cm plates, in near mint condition, with original light-brown bellows, Tessar 4.5/21cm no.664058 in Compound shutter, very rare in this size and in such beautiful conditi

Citoskop, Stereofix and Steroco Cameras All stereo cameras for 45 x 107 mm. 1) Contessa-Nettel, Stuttgart. Citoskop with plate magazine, Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 4.5/6.5 cm lenses, Compur Stereo Z, D, 1

Rare Folding Reflex Camera by Contessa, c. 1913 Contessa Camerawerk, Stuttgart. Forerunner of "Faltreflex" and "Miroflex" SLR cameras respectively. Plate size 9 x 12 cm, Steinheil lens Unofocal 4,5/15

Contessa Nettel Deckrullo "Tropen" Nr. S374134 with Carl Zeiss Jena 18cm Tessar f4,5 with cap. Included is the original viewing screen, film pack holder, and three film backs. This teakwood folding st

Bellows camera with two Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 1:3.5 f=10 cm lenses, 13 aperture blades, five film plates, one back cover, 2 sun visors, velvet-lined leather case, good age-appropriate condition, one

Koerma Folding-Strut Camera, c. 1903 Körner & Mayer, Sontheim, Germany. For plates for 9 x 12 cm, struts stamped "D.R.P.", red bellows, with Nettel-Aristo-Rapid-Aplanat 8/140 mm, shutter sticks a

No. 1 5 x 8 inches. Front door hinges to side, bed drops, and standard pulls out on geared track. Tapered black bellows.

4 X 4.75" plate camera made by the Eastman Kodak Co. of Rochester N.Y. circa 1895. Self casing camera in fair / good condition. The case has a few issues, side door has become detached at the hinge, t

mahogany & brass, body G, focussing rack requires attention, ground glass undamaged, together with a Carl Zeiss Jena Proterlinse VII 290mm, optics G, some haze & fungus present,

Unknown maker 1/4 plate camera circa 1890's in overall VG condition. It has a spring inside of the bellows which allows it to fold down into the body the same way as the old folding top hats work. The

Small 3.25" X 3.25" folding plate camera by an unknown maker. Brass frame film holder stamped Pat May 18, 1897. Self casing, good bellows, shutter in front standard works. View finder on front standar

black, c1930, 2½x3½in format, with a Ross Xpres f/4.5 112mm lens in a Compur rim-set shutter, shutter working, body G-VG, lens F, overall haze, with a quantity of double dark slide plate

1890s Conley Folding Plate camera similar to Sears Folding Plate or the Gundlach Korona or Nemo with dry plates and case

serial no. 36019, c. 1900, maroon bellows, with f/8 lens in Bausch & Lomb Victor shutter, not working, body G, bellows crinkled, wear to cabinet corner

Folding & Plate Cameras, inc a "teb Film No.8" by Tyler & England Brothers. To include an uncommon plate camera, by Chas. Tyler & England Brothers Ltd. marked "teb Film No.8", an Ilford folder, Kodak

Manufactured by Voigtlander & Sohn AG, Braunschweig Germany, it has a double extension bellows, equipped with Ibsor shutter. 3.5*4.9 inch