Petzval-Type Lens by James Davidson, Scotland, c. 1855

'Petzval-Type Lens by "Lerebours et Secretan", c. 1855 Engraving: "Lerebours et Secretan à Paris. No. 6047". Small and early 'Système Allemand' lens with a focal length of approx. 15 cm. Height 10 c

Jules Vogel Petzval-Type Lens, c. 1875 Jules Vogel Philadelphia, USA. Landscape lens, no. 36222, engraved with maker's name in banner above an American eagle motif, approx. 23 cm focal length, lens Ø

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

No. 2 Cabinet Petzval-Type Portrait Lens, c. 1870 Ross, London. No. 43088, focal length approx. 30 cm, height approx. 185 mm, front lens Ø approx. 85 mm, very good condition, rack-and-pinion focusing

Petzval-Type Lens by Darlot, c. 1864 Darlot, Paris. With second engraving: "B.F. & Co." Approx. 18 cm focal length, lens rims also signed: "Darlot", rack-and-pinion focusing, height of the lens with l

Lerebours Landscape Lens (Petzval Type), c. 1858 Lerebours et Secretan à Paris. No. 8423, approx. 20 cm focal length, for waterhouse stop, rack-and-pinion focusing, height with lens hood 4 in., Ø 2

Voigtländer Lens, c. 1875 Voigtländer & Sohn, Wien Braunschweig. No. 20977, Petzval type with approx. 3,4/33 cm, front and back glass diameter 95 mm, front element with nearly invisible weak ring-sh

Magic Lantern, c. 1880 England, mahogany with brass fittings, condensor Ø 10 cm, with brass-bound Petzval-type lens of approx. 4/15 cm and burner with large mirror, lens missing an internal space

Voigtländer Portrait Lens c. 1880 Voigtländer, Brunswick, Germany. No. 21423, brass-bound Petzval-type, height with sunshade 23.5 cm, diam. of front element 94.5 mm, focal length approx. 3.4

Kranz Portrait Lens No. 1131, c. 1860 L.W. Kranz, Braunschweig, Germany. Brass-bound Petzval-type lens, low serial no. 1131, ht. with hood 13.8 cm, glass of front lens Ø 51.5 mm, focal length app

'4 Rare Exakta Lenses, c. 1936-60 1) Unmarked, probably Astro, Berlin. High-quality aluminum mount 2,5/125 mm, probably Petzval type, not coated, achieves a sharp and contrast-rich image when aperture

Landscape Lens by Lerebours, c. 1856 Lerebours et Secretan à Paris. No. 8454, Petzval type, approx. 35 cm focal length, one washer stop (front), rack-and-pinion focusing. Lens with second engraving:

Petzval Portrait Lens by Voigtländer, Vienna, "No. 3000", c. 1845 Engraved: "No. 3000 Voigtländer & Sohn in Wien". Type No. 1 5,5 Zoll (front element 40 mm), rack-and-pinion focusing (sluggish), hei

Neokino 1:1.6/130 mm Petzval-Type Lens Emil Busch A.G., Rathenow. No. 339161, "Neokino 82.5/130 mm", cylindrical mount 82.5 mm Ø, distance from rear element to ground-glass for infinity approx. 5

rare large version for 7x9cm oval exposures, walnut body, amber glass bottle interior with a Dubroni Petzval type lens, maker's plaque on the back of the camera: 'Dubroni's Apparatus Patented 60 Regen

Suter Petzval-Type Rapid Portrait Lens Suter, Basel. No. 27694, "Rapid Portrait Lens No. 5 F. 3.75", threaded rear element, with one Waterhouse stop, approx. 3,8/30 cm, glass clean, height with sunsha

Petval-Type Portrait Lens by C.C. Harrison, New York, c. 1860 No. 5669, solid lens with a focal length of approx. 30 cm. Height: approx. 20 cm, front lens Ø approx. 80 mm. Beautiful rack-and-pinion m

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

Japanese woodblock by Utagawa Hiroshige (1797-1858). Titled Numazu Station, from 53 Stations of the Tokaido. Numazu is station no #12 and print no #13 of the series, c.1855. Unframed. Sheet measuremen

'Zeiss APO-Germinar 12/1000 mm, c. 1989 Zeiss, Jena. No. 1062, optic-type of 6 lenses, in standard mount, like new. With 4 stop holders for filters and control notice "Effective focal length 996,0 mm"

Headlights (2), Edmunds & Jones Type 20-Detroit, Mich., Torpedo type, Rare, c.1920's, used by "Boutique" builders like Kissel & Jordan & others, 4" lenses, 12"L Torpedo body, Good+ orig cond.

C.1855 JOHN BROADWOOD GRAND PIANO W/ ORMOLU MOUNTS & PARQUETRY VENEERED CASE & BENCH SERIAL # 43407 RESTORED 2005 38 3/4" X 57 3/4"

Biotar 1.8/7.5 cm Lens, c. 1924 Carl Zeiss Jena. No. 625119, in Zeiss VII mount (with the standard tube height of 35 mm), with original unengraved iris diaphragm, unused, optics clean when viewed unde

A choice Greek bronze helmet of Corinthian type , c. 6th Century BC, of domed form, constructed from a single heavy sheet of hammered bronze with flaring neck-guards, the cheek-guards pointed at their