A Butcher & Son Midg No.0 Detective Camera,

black, body G, shutter requires attention, with plate holders internally stored,

Three Detective Type Drop Plate Cameras, to include a Butcher Midge No.0 detective camera, body VG, shutter working, together with a Houghton Klito No. 1, body G, shutter working, also with a Murer's

black, body VG-E, shutter working, optics F-G, some haze & dust present, together with plate back & other accessories,

A Butcher & Son Royal Mail Postal Stamp Camera, A Butcher & Son Royal Mail Postal Stamp Camera, 1907/8, mahogany body, serial no. 70, with 15 individual lenses, body, G-VG, shutter working, lenses, G-

Antique Camera Lens & Accessories Including W. Butcher & Son Royal Mail Stamp Camera Lens, Perken Son & Rayment, Hatton Garden/London Lens, 1/2 Plate British Field Camera without lens. Max L 13 3/4 in

black, body G-VG, shutter working, viewfinder shrouding limp & requires attention or removal, optics P-F, strong haze present,

to include a Butcher & Son Klimax, body G, shutter working but all speeds same, optics F-G, some haze present, together with a similar example, also with an ICA Lukos, shutter working, optics F, some

very rare, early French SLR camera for 9x12cm exposures, leather-covered wooden body in beautiful, original condition, top flap hiding magnifying spectacles, with matching Darlot Paris lens no.16021,

Extremely rare and beautifully made French detective camera for 9x12cm exposures on plates, focal plane shutter (not operable), unique shutter release with folding trigger at the base of the camera, w

12x16cm, ebonised wood body with plaque for Jonathan Fallowfield 146 Charing Cross Road W London, internal maroon leather tapered bellows, flap shutter, a pair of brass Rapid Rectilinear f/8 lenses in

Rare Tom Thumb detective camera manufactured by Max Jurnik ca 1890. This camera, serial number 792 was sold as item 59 in the famous Parke-Bernet Strober Photographic Images, Aparatus & Literature auc

very rare tropical version of the Suter's detective camera, early 9x12 cm version with two reflex viewfinders, unmarked lens, working shutter, in very good condition with worn leather case, c.1894, no

9x12cm, exposures on dry plates, walnut body with mother-of-pearl plaque engraved 'PATENT ANSCHÜTZ C.P.GOERZ BERLIN', the interior stamped '3', brass-bound lens engraved 'No.9223 C.P. GOERZ Berlin EX

very rare French detective magazine camera for 9x12cm plates, uncommon focusing system with only the top of the front moving, very good condition with minimal flaws in the wood, unmarked brass lens in

Steinheil Detective Camera (Mod. Ib), c. 1892 Steinheil, München, 9 x 12 cm, polished wood, version with plate adapter and inserted double cassette, Steinheil lens with externally-adjustable iris

very rare 5x7" wooden detective box camera, two built-in viewfinders are only visible when front extended, swing-out ground glass hidden inside the camera, despite some minor flaws still in excellent

very rare 9x12cm Dutch detective camera, leather-covered wooden body in very good condition, with brass Derogy lens in working double guillotine shutter The buyers premium for all items exported out o

9x12 magazine detective camera, early version with leather changing bag, with mother of pearl maker's plaque, in good original condition The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European

Very attractive and rare Austrian detective camera, walnut body in good condition, for 12 plates 6x9cm, with counter, leather bellows, plaque engraved 'Langer & Comp. - F. Hrdliczka G.m.b.H. Wien'The

4 X 5 plate camera made by the E. & H.T. Anthony Co. of New York circa 1890. In VG+ original condition. This is the wood body model. Original finish on box, good ground glass, focus works well, shutte

rare 9x12cm wooden detective camera in very good original condition, working shutter, with six plate holders The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Community) is 23%. For item

A Beck Frena No.22 Luxus Detective Camera, 1909, brown leather, serial no. 9160, body, VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG

Manufactured by the E. & H.T. Anthony Co. of New York. One of Anthony's iconic cameras, the Climax Detective was designed by William H. Lewis of the famed W. & W.H. Lewis Photographic Co. of New York

Detective Camera "Talmer" by Talbot & Eamer, c. 1890 Talbot & Eamer Co., London. Patent Newmans & Adams. Rare detective camera for plates of 8 x 10,5 cm, polished wood with brass fittings (body split)