Dubroni's Patent Brass Landscape Lens

Brass landscape lens in very good condition, focal length c.45cm, total height 68mm, incl. mounting ring The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Community) is 25%. For items ma

An Early Unmarked Waterhouse Stop Landscape Brass Lens, body, VG, element, VG, overall height 6cm, complete with flange and maker's lens cap

A J.H Dallmeyer 2A Patent Waterhouse Stop Brass Portrait Lens Serial No: 31996 Body: G Optics: G/VG - light internal dust Notes: with Rear Element Softness control

serial no. 4750, body, F-G, element, VG

brass, serial no. 15413, body, G, element, VG-E

body G, wear, tear, & patina present, optics G-VG, some very light haze & some dust present, in lens board,

J.L. Lancaster & Son Le Meritorie Stereo Camera, Birmingham, England, mahogany and brass, Lancaster Patent Rectigraph lens with lens cover, black bellows,appears in good condition and complete, some s

ANTIQUEN DALLMEYER RAPID RECTILINEAR BRASS LENS Marked "Dallmeyer No. 48066 8 1/2 x 6 1/2 London Rapid Rectilinear June 30th patent (US) 1868" Has brass body. ; Condition - Patina, lens in clear, but

Brass Lenses, Shutters and Waterhouse Stops 1) Hermagis, Paris. No. 22994, landscape lens f 35 cm, with 3 stops, cap and ring. - 2) Darlot, Paris. Landscape lens f 28 cm, with near-matching screw-ring

Brass Lenses, Shutters and Waterhouse Stops 1) Hermagis, Paris. No. 22994, landscape lens f 35 cm, with 3 stops, cap and ring. - 2) Darlot, Paris. Landscape lens f 28 cm, with near-matching screw-ring

4 Brass Lenses, c. 1880–90 1) Adams & Co., London (C. Burr 5287), 7 ¼ x 4 ½ Rapid Doublet, nice portrait and landscape lens with approx. 20 cm focal length, iris stop F8–64, height 2 ¾ in, with

Whole Plate Lancaster 1889 Patent Instantograph Field Camera. Burgundy bellows. One side-strut locking knob missing. With a J Lancaster & Sons brass lens and an unusual rotary shutter (needs some atte

A late 19th / early 20thC magic lantern slide projector, of tin construction with brass lens section, the rear door with plaque: 'Patent No. 2459.' Approx. 13 3/4" long, 10" high, 5 1/4" wide

Parabolon Magic Lantern, 1889 J.W. Feeny, New York. Unusual magic lantern with parabolic oil lamp reflector, patent Sept. 17, 1889 (with copy), for slides of 8 x 10,5 cm, brass lens with rack-and-pini

with Ross No.6 Symmetrical 8" brass lens, body, VG, lens, VG, complete with roller-blind shutter, G. Hare Patent Automatic Changing Box and magazine back, in fitted leather case

to include a J. Lancaster 'The 1888 Patent Instantograph' & a 'Le Merveilleux' camera, both bodies G, with brass lenses, together with a wooden DDS,

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

This is a Dressel classification lamp, with a patent date of November 1, 1898. Two clear lenses. Bell bottom. Brass tag inside reads THE DRESSEL RAILWAY LAMP WORKS NEW YORK. Needs correct burner and f

(lot of 2) Magic Lanterns: (1) unmarked, hinged top, two burner control wheels, fuel tank at base, tall chimney, brass tapered adjustable length lens, all on wood base, French patent mark at back; (1)

An Adams & Westlake switch lamp with red and green lenses, signed 'Adlake Non-Sweating Lamp' on the cap, patent dated 1907 with brass plate. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping s

This early brass and steel Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. lens is patented in 1891 it reads "8 x 10 Rapid Universal 106294" on top side of lens and has a number on bottom front "16749". Lens diameter for s

Cast Iron & Lacquered Brass Microscope in original wood case. Patent dates of Oct. 3, 1876 and Oct. 13th, 1885. Bottom marked "13" and ownership inscription. One Optical and Two Objective lenses. Pain

Field Camera with 3 Brass Lenses, c. 1900 France. Mahogany with nickel-plated fittings, for landscape format 9 x 12 cm, two interchangeable lenses with appropriate threads for the lens board: Goerz do

2 Solid Brass Gyro-Compass Repeaters, Made by Sperry Gyroscope Co. Inc., New York, Patent March 4, 1919, both glass lenses are good, very rare, Pelorus Stand 64324, 3439