An Emil Busch Rathenow Pantoskop-Anastigmat No. 2 Brass

compete with a ROJA vorm Emil Busch Rathenow Portrait Doppel-Ojbectiv No.2 brass lens, body, F, some rust, lens, P-F, all glass elements from lens missing, complete with Photax Ball Bearing Roller Squ

including Busch's Rapid Symmetrical f/8, Aldis Anastigmat No.2 f/6 and an A-G Rathenow Leukar-Anastigmat f/12 9cm lenses (3)

Binoculars, Vintage, Emil Busch AG Rathenow, Brass housing, power is 3.5 x Verpr., missing the left eye piece, lens appears to be intact

Emil Busch A-G Rathenow, about 1930,black paint brass. An extremely rare soft focus lens for a VoigtlŠnder Bergheil 6x9cm folding camera, with 40mm screw fit including a custom made? adapter for abou

Emil Busch A-G Rathenow, around 1930, black paint brass. An extremely rare soft focus lens for a VoigtlŠnder Bergheil 6x9cm folding camera, with a 40mm screw fit including a custom made? adapter ring

brass, body, VG, elements, G, some light internal fungus and marks.

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

Busch Nicola Perscheid Lens 6/18 cm, c. 1912 Emil Busch, Rathenow. No. 326078, screw-mount approx. 55 mm, height 2 ¾ in., with connecting ring. Very rare and sought-after portrait lens! Objektiv Busc

'Pantoscop No. 3, c. 1875 R.O.J.A. vorm. Emil Busch, Rathenow. Wide-angle lens with approx. 22/12 cm focal length, height of the lens 1 2/5 in., sunshade front lens Ø 1 ½ in., front element with mi

18x24 bulging camera, beginning 20th c., mahogany, brass fittings with six Objectives, with traces of usage inter alia: Rapid Aplanat340mm Emil -Busch-AG, Rathenow, Zeiss Jena Apo-Tessar 450mm 1:9; in

8 brass lenses in fine condition: (1) Derogy Petzval lens no.3775, (2) Doppel Anastigmat Rival 6.8/24mm no.179840, (3) Meyer Görlitz Aristostigmat 4.6/21cm no.334345, (4) Busch Porträt Aplanat 6/28c

Laterna Magica, stand of ash wood Germany, before 1910 Lens: Emil Busch, Rathenow Trademarks on stand and lens An original Laterna Magica from the time before 1910, which was used in large halls for p

Opernglas im Originaletui Deutsch, Emil Busch AG, Rathenow, um 1900 Messing, Tuben mit Perlmutt gefasst. U.a. bez. ''FABR. EMIL BUSCH RATHENOW''. Min. rest. 5,3 x 10 cm English Description: Opernglas

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

Emil Busch A-G. Rathenow no. 45733. Measures 4 1/4 x 4 3/4 x 1 3/4 inches

black, serial no. 15732/05, body, G, elements, G, some internal haze

(1) Major 13x18 very rare name variant of the Voigtländer Anastigmat large format lens, focal length c.25cm, height 46mm, very good optics, front cap, c.1902, (2) Anastigmat V no.3 - small brass lens

early Busch lens in original condition, good optics, focal length approx. 35cm, front and rear element diameter c.7.5cm, total height c.20cm, with mounting ring and brass front cap, c.1865 The buyers

1800s, brass lens. Height 18.5cm, diameter 10.5cm. Rear element with one glass damage, and minor hazy.

3 Hüttig and 2 Similar Cameras Hüttig AG, Dresden. 1) Nelson Modell 1906, no. 8924 E10, for 9 x 12 cm plates, red bellows, Busch Rathenow Rapid Aplanat No. 0 no. 021002 in Lloyd shutter, foc

4 Vest Pocket Cameras and 2 Colorful Cameras For 9 x 12 cm: 1) Busch, Rathenow, Germany. Embossed on the side: "Busch Liliput", originally embossed on the base plate "Ideal" (similar to ICA, see pos.

Late 1800s, 24x30cm, in mahogany with brass fittings and with blue bellows, with Carl Zeiss Jena Anastigmat 8/433mm No.12964 and 2 cassettes.

Radiating chandelier, Austria, 1960s Brass, enameled metal, acrylic, eighteen sockets 18 1/2" dia.

This is a lot of two beer advertisements. The first is a light-up sign for Budweiser. Plastic light-up letters with cast brass marquee advertising the Anheuser-Busch Company. Marked with an original l