Lechner Stereo Camera (9 x 18), c. 1895

Stereo Camera 9 x 18 cm, c. 1890 Unmarked, probably Germany/Austria, case front with 2 periscope lenses and adjustable shutter M and Z, green bellows with red leather corners, rear bellows extension w

Hüttig Ideal Stereo Camera (9 x 18 cm), c. 1905 Hüttig, Dresden. Folding-bed stereo camera for plates, 2 x Hüttig Extra-Rapid-Aplanat "Baldour" 8/125 mm, shutter 1–1/100 sec., stuck. Focusing scr

2 Svensson Stereo Cameras 1) Hugo Svensson & Co, Göteborg, Kamerafabrik. "Stella" strut-folding stereo camera, no. 12823, for plates of 9 x 18 cm, c. 1905. With struts beneath bellows, unmarked lense

3 Svensson Cameras 1) Hugo Svensson & Co, Göteborg, Kamerafabrik. "Stella" strut-folding stereo camera, no. 6856, for plates of 9 x 18 cm, c. 1905. With struts beneath bellows, unmarked lenses focusa

'Ernemann Moser-Stereoscope, c. 1907 Ernemann, Dresden. Stereo plate camera 9 x 18 cm, focusing up to 2,5 m via knob on side, shutter M + Z, works, 3 diaphragms (3, 6, 10), walnut with nickel fittings

Table-Top Series Stereo Viewer (9 x 18), c. 1890 H. Mackenstein, Paris. Series viewer with endless chain transport for stereo cards or glass slides of 9 x 18 cm, big oculars, rack-and-pinion focusing,

20 Stereo Slides (9 x 18) "Persons", c. 1915 Double-glass stereo slides 8,5 x 17 cm (nominal size 9 x 18), black and white, some hand-colored, motifs are persons in different groups. 20 Stereodias 9 x

Hüttig Ideal Stereo 9 x 18, 1907 R. Hüttig AG, Dresden. Folding-bed stereo camera for plates of 9 x 18 cm, lenses: Hüttig Extra-Rapid Aplanat 8/125 mm, two-blade shutter (inoperative) T, B, 1-1/100

3 Stereo Cameras 1) Goerz, Berlin. Stereo-Ango 9 x 18 cm, with focusing screen back and Goerz Dagor 6,8/12 cm, second shutter curtain sticks, wood body modified to accomodate Newton finder. (3/3-) - 2

Ernemann 9 x 18 Hand-Held Stereo Viewer, c. 1915 Heinrich Ernemann, Dresden. Stereo viewer for cards and slides of 9 x 18 cm, focusing by rack and pinion, walnut wood body. Hand-Stereobetrachter Ernem

La Pochette by Antoine, c. 1895 Antoine, 39 Quai d'Anjou, Paris. No. 135, extremely flat and luxuriously elegant folding leather-covered field camera for 9 x 12 cm, with interchangeable rear section w

Blair Weno 9 x 18, 1902 Blair Camera, Co., Rochester, NY, USA. Folding-bed stereo camera for 9 cm wide rollfilm (118), with leather-covered wood body, lenses: Rapid Rectilinear 8/120 mm, two-blade shu

Mackenstein Stereo Jumelle and Carpentier Photo Jumelle Cameras 1) Mackenstein, Paris. 9 x 18 cm, also for panorama pictures, with Goerz Doppel-Anastigmat Ser. III 6,8/110 mm nos. 87255 and 87267, con

Table Stereo Viewer and Stereo Slides, c. 1900 France, for 25 stereo slides and stereo cards of 9 x 18 cm, mirror clap mirror replaced, fully working condition, ht. 33 cm. Accompanying the viewer are

Double-sided Stereo Table Viewer, c. 1890 France. For 48 stereo cards of 9 x 18 cm, can be used by two people from both sides at the same time, prism eyepieces can be pulled out from both sides for fo

Stereo Cards With Unusual Motifs 9 x 18 cm 1) Stereo cards with phonograph, series "Popular Series". – 2) 2 stereo cards with camera on tripod by "Underwood" and "Universal Series". – 3) Stereo ca

2 Stereo Viewers 1) John Ardito or Antonio Quirolo, New York (marked on grip), c. 1872, for 9 x 18 cm stereo cards. – Literature: Paul Wing, "Stereoscopes – The First Hundred Years". – And: 2) U

Underwood Stereo Viewer with Cards, c. 1900 Underwood & Underwood. Holmes-pattern stereo viewer for cards of 9 x 18 cm. With 18 stereo cards "Neue Photographische Gesellschaft Steglitz-Berlin", motifs

Italy through the Stereoscope, c. 1906 Underwood & Underwood, 9 x 18 cm. 99 stereo cards of Italy, missing no. 47, complete with book and plans, with bookform case (repaired). "Italy through the Stere

4 Dr. Krügener Cameras Krügener, Frankfurt. 1) Delta, for 9 x 18 cm stereo, red double bellows, with Dr. Krügener's Rapid-Aplanat lens and focusing screen back, shutter inoperative, inn

Stereo Cards in Book-Form Cases, c. 1910 Keystone, United States. 9 x 18 cm. "Tour of the World" Volumes I-II, III-IV, V-VI and VII-VIII, 398 cards from T-1 to T-400, cards T-65 and T-175 missing; and

Max Laeuger for Tonwerke Kandern Vases with stylized wild flowers, set of two Germany, c. 1895glazed earthenware with squeeze-bag decoration 11.375 h x 7 dia in (29 x 18 cm) 9.625 h x 8.25 dia in

Willets Belleek Collection of four tablewares USA, c. 1895glazed and gilt porcelain largest: 4.5 h x 9 w x 7.25 d in (11 x 23 x 18 cm) smallest: 2 h x 5.5 dia in (5 x 14 cm) Lot is comprise

CONRADYN CUNAEUSThe Netherlands, 1828-1895Portrait of two dogs. Signed lower left "C. Cunaeus".Oil on board, 9.5" x 11.5". Framed 18" x 20".