Wet-Plate Sliding-Box Camera, c. 1850–60

Early English Sliding-Box Camera For 6 1/2 X 6 1/2" Wet Plates, Mahogany Body In Excellent Condition, With One Cassette, Glass Developing Tank (Glued), Dallmeyer Quick Acting Petzval Type LensThe Buye

early American Daguerreotype sliding-box camera, beautifully crafted mahogany body, half-plate size, except for the ground glass no missing parts, with early unmarked Petzval type lens (c.15cm focal l

Early unmarked wooden stereo camera for 8x17cm plates, in very good condition, with a pair of unmarked Petzval lenses (each 8,5cm high incl. hood, c.13cm focal length), one plate holder The buyers pre

A J. H. Dallmeyer Mahogany & Brass Wetplate 10 x 12 Tailboard Camera, English, c. 1860, plaque engraved 'J. H. DALLMEYER, OPTICIAN, LONDON' all parts numbered 1901, constructed of brass bound French p

Sliding Box Daguerreotype Camera with Double Extension (!), 1850 Unmarked, presumably France, plate size approx. 5 x 7 in., with collodium stains on camera back and focusing screen back, interchangeab

Blair Camera Co. of Boston (in business 1885-1899), 8" x 10" wet plate bellows camera called the "Tremont Outfit", ca. 1893, having mahogany case, cloth bellows, nickel plated fittings, brass lens cas

Late 19th c. Box Camera, with dovetailed mahogany case, square bellows, no maker's mark, with brass lens marked "Aplanat No. 1, Rath.Opt.Ind.Anst., vorm Emil Busch, Rathenow", camera is mounted on a r

Obrig Box Camera, Late 19th/Early 20th C., The wooden box enclosing an Obrig camera, which expands and retracts along brass track, with two doors for glass plates. Made by the Eastman Kodak Company, R

Universal Special Pattern B Box Magazine Camera by Newman & Guardia, c. 1892 Newman & Guardia, London. Plate size 3 ¼ x 4 ¼ in., with 3 wooden cassettes and focusing screen back inside, unusual maga

This lot includes a No. 1A Folding Kodak Hawk-Eye, a Kodak 3-A Pocket C, an Anthony & Scovill Co. box camera, and several miscellaneous plate holders, extension rails, and focusing screens. All items

Antique 1890's Rochester Camera Co. Poco "C" Folding bed Plate Camera: From the Rochester Optical Camera Co., in very good condition and has 4 sliding compartments for plates.

Lot includes a Night-Hawk detective camera by Manhattan Optical Co., circa 1895, for 4 x 5 inch exposures on dry-plates. Oak body with brass fittings, internal sliding box focusing set by dial at side

Penrose Spectroscope Camera, c. 1900 A.W. Penrose, London. For 5 single exposures on plates of up to 92 x 122 mm in sliding book-form holder, mahogany with brass fittings and a long extendable filter

Eastman Kodak Aircraft Camera, c. 1920 Eastman Kodak, USA. Type designation on wooden box "L-654 Lens No. 054", with 2 magazines for plates of 10,5 x 13 cm (4 x 5 in.), stamping on body "A 182". Mecha

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

Leica M4-2 Nr. 1468544. Engraved "Made in Canada" on the top plate. Complete in box with unused strap and instruction booklet. The factory "C" seal is still in place. Condition: Near Mint

Guillon Stereo Box and Litote Cameras For 6 x 13 cm stereo plates. 1) C. Guillon, Paris. Stereo Box no. 66364, with landscape achromats of approx. 11/90 mm, aperture 11 and 22 possible with sliders, r

round metal camera, for 6 exposures 4x4cm on a round glass plate, rare strap with leather band around the edge of the camera, with original wooden box stamped 'C.P.Stirn's Photographische Geheim-Camer

Scovill Waterbury Detective camera, Original Model, c.1888, SN 21, black leather over wood with substantial wear, side door, sliding bar focus, recessed base for extra plate, for shipping approx 7.5"h

Empire State model camera by Rochester Optical Cowas designed for use with dry plates (this is the original glass plate coated with a gelatin emulsion of silver bromide) and possesses a slider box ( v

'Demaria-Lapierre Jumelle Capsa 45 x 107, c. 1917 Demaria-Lapierre, Paris. Stereo camera for plates of 45 x 107 mm, unmarked lenses 11/55 mm, diaphragms: pinholes in sliding metal strip 1 (f/11) - 2 (

Circa 1860 Lewis Style Wet Plate Camera with a 5.5 x 5.5" plate walnut case with accordion and Holmes,Booth and Hayden brass lens , minor chipping to lens plate, and loose screws -18 x 12 x 12" on 33"

with original brass mounted lence marked "Gundlach Manhatten Optical Co." This accorion bellows type camera is beatifilly made with mahogany and nickle plate steel and brass mounts with outer case in

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