Field Camera with 3 Brass Lenses, c. 1900

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

Wagner Field Camera and 5 Lenses, c. 1900 1) Carl Wagner, Vienna VII, Photographische Manufactur, Lerchenfelderstr. 71. Field camera, 13 x 18 cm, revolving back, tropical wood, brass lens Aplanat appr

CXR Standard (10 x 12 in.) by Fallowfield, c. 1900 Jonathan Fallowfield, London. Large field camera, for plates of 10 x 12 in., polished wood with brass fittings, black bellows, brass lens: "Panoramic

3 Wide-Angle Brass Lenses, c. 1900 All with screw rings. 1) Thornton-Pickard 8 ½ x 6 ½ Wide Angle Rectilinear, F approx. 21 cm, with turret, engraved "10-22-32-44-64", height with sunshade 5

3 Field Cameras, c. 1900 With slide-in back for horizontal and vertical format. 1) Martin, Constructeur, Paris, 13 x 18 cm, front and interior stamped "P. Lambin - Rouen, No. 71", Aplanat 8/24 cm by

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

(3) 19TH C CAMERA LENSES, ALL BRASS, ONE MARKED AS PICTURED. NOT SURE WHAT THEY CAME OFF OF. LARGEST MEASURES 5 1/2". FROM SAME ESTATE AS THE OTHER EARLY CAMERAS ARE FROM.

Half Plate Brass & Mahogany Sanderson Camera Outfit With Provenance, English, c.1900, the camera signed 'The Sanderson H. Ltd, London' and 'Regular Model' of standard Sanderson Field Camera form with

2 Field Cameras and Expedition Accessories, c. 1900 1) Germany, field camera for 13 x 18 cm, fine wood with brass fittings, green bellows with black corners, back can be swiveled and repositioned on a

German Field Camera by Kloos in Mannheim, c. 1900 Dealer's plate: "H. Kloos Mannheim", presumably produced by Ernemann. Size 18 x 24 cm, tropical wood with brass fittings, rack-and-pinion focusing, gr

Small Studio Camera and Enlarger, c. 1900 1) Unmarked. Compact construction (perhaps for a traveling photographer), back for 12 x 12 cm, extension up to 23 cm, brass lens Rectilinear Aplanat Extra Rap

German Field Camera (13 x 18 cm), c. 1890 Unmarked, polished wood with brass fittings, green bellows with black corners, unmarked brass lens F8, focusing screen back. Deutsche Reisekamera 13 x 18 cm,

Eastman Mod. B View Camera, c. 1900 Eastman Kodak, London. Size 6 ½ x 8 ½ in., dark polished wood with brass fittings, brass lens with rack-and-pinion focusing, focusing screen back. Eastman View Ca

Mahogany stereo camera in beautiful condition, for 12x16.5cm plates, original bellows, complete brass fittings, with matching Wray London 5 1/2" brass lenses no.5806 and 7027, three double film holder

2 English Field Cameras, c. 1900 1) Lancaster, Birmingham. The Special Instantograph, for 12 x 16.5 cm, red bellows, double extension, Lancaster landscape lens of approx. 24 cm with iris diaphragm, fo

(lot of 3) Antique cameras: (1) Sanderson Junior camera, SN 6154, by George Houghton & Son Ltd., c. 1904, Thornton-:Pickard Time & Instantaneous shutter, brass lens with 8 to 64 aperature adjustment,

Engraved Darlot Paris. Height 3 1/2 inches. Lens approx. 2 1/4 inches.

Tailboard Stereo Camera by Fallowfield, c. 1892 "Fallowfield & Co., Manufacturers Lambeth, London". Plate size 11 x 16 cm (4 1/3 x 6 1/4 in.), mahogany body with dark-red bellows, 2 brass lenses "Wray

Ralik II Field Camera by Laetsch, c. 1930 Friedrich Laetsch, Frankfurt (sales department). Polished wood with brass fittings, size 10 x 15 cm, catalogue no. 3, grey bellows with black corners. Special

ANTIQUE FOLMER GRAFLEX RB SERIES C CAMERA WITH COOKE LENS, black leather coated wooden hardware and gray-toned brass/metal trim/components, revolving Graflex back accepting 3 1/4" x 4 1/4" film curren

MOY & BASTIE 35 35mm motion picture camera, London, Ernest F. Moy, Ltd, c.1909, wooden with brass binding and metal front panel, 333 x 404 x 127 mm, serial no 171, with Zeiss Tessar 50mm F1:3.5 lens,

WILLIAMSON KINEMATOGRAPH 35mm motion picture camera, London, Williamson, c.1910, wooden body with brass binding, 238 x 234 x 118 mm, with Zeiss Protar f6.3 lens, pair of wooden magazines, metal and wo

Field Camera, c. 1900 Demaria-Lapierre & Mollier, Paris. Probably cherrywood, with aluminum or nickel-plated fittings, front plate replaced, with Rodenstock "Bistigmat 18 X 24", no. 15026, cap and mat

Stereo Spido Panoramique and Field Camera, c. 1900 1) L. Gaumont & Cie., Paris. For stereo and panoramic photos, size 8,5 x 17 cm, no. 4412, 2 x Krauss Lent Protar Zeiss 1:12,5 183 mm, Decaux shutter