Globus Universal Studio Camera with Ross Lens, c. 1898

Globus Universal Studio Camera with Ross Lens, c. 1898 1) Herbst & Firl, Görlitz, Germany. 24 x 30, nickel-plated fittings, on double-pillared stand with inclining plate of 80 x 38 cm, extendable

3A-Panoram-Kodak with Ross Lens, c. 1914 Eastman Kodak, Rochester. Camera no. 1416, for Kodak film A-122, with Ross Homocentric 6.3/133 mm no. 110270, iris diaphragm from 6.3 to 22, shutter works inte

5 Lenses for Askania Universal Cameras, c. 1940-50 All with 35mm mounts. 1) Kinoptik, Paris. No. 2264 Apochromat 2/40 mm, coated, interior residue visible under spotlight, a very early Kinoptik Apochr

English Mahogany Studio Camera by Ross of London, circa 1880, having the original red lacquered cloth bellows and brass lens, tripod leg sets. Took 6 1/2" x 4 1/2" glass plate negatives. Fine conditio

Studio Camera with Universal-Heliar 4,5/30 cm, c. 1930 Neue Görlitzer Camera-Werke, Görlitz, Germany. Two-column camera with foot brake, for formats from 24 x 24 cm, camera extension up to 1

Dallmeyer, Ross, and Thornton-Pickard Catalogues, 1914 onwards 1) Dallmeyer Lenses and Apparatus, c. 1937, 60 pages, e.g. with Super-Six Anastigmat for Leica. – 2) Ross London Lenses & Cameras, c. 1

Prototype: Askania Universal Camera, c. 1922 Bamberg-Werk, Berlin. Handcranked 35mm camera for 120m cassettes (2 cassettes inside), lens: Astro Tachar 1:1,8/50 mm, cut-out control on back. Prototype o

Studio Camera by Herbst & Firl, c. 1910 Unmarked, but components clearly by Herbst & Firl in Görlitz. Plate size 30 x 40 cm (12 x 16 in.), polished wood with brass fittings, green bellows, lens: C. F

Minute 16 with Original Flash, c. 1949 Universal Camera Corp., USA. Metal body, size 12 x 14 mm on special cassette, lens 1:6,3, guillotine shutter. With original flash and 2 boxes. - Rare! Minute 16

EARLY 20TH C. GRAFLEX CENTURY MASTER STUDIO CAMERA Century Master Studio Camera manufcatured by The Folmer Graflex Corporation. New Unique Rapid Rectilinear 12-15 lens by Albert Sellne

Studio Camera, c. 1860 Germany, for 17 x 17 cm, extension 44 cm, width 24 cm, linen bellows, with early brass lens "Anc.me Mon. Jamin, Darlot, Sb Opt. Bte., 14, r. Chapon, Paris", no. 566, approx. 4/1

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

Askania-Universal with 6 Lenses, c. 1924 Bambergwerk, Berlin. 35mm movie camera for 120 m film in internal cassette (with 4 cassettes), handcrank drive, with 6 lenses: Tessar 1:3,5/75 mm, Ernostar 1:2

CALUMET, CAMERA C-1 8"X 10", 9+ PCS:Camera lenses includes Kodak commercial Ektar f6.3 14" #RE281 No. 5 Universal synchro shutter lens and 1 Lex-Calumet Caltar No.1327 14 3/4" (375mm) f:6.3 No.5 Unive

Romania, c. 1880 albumen print 4” x 2 1/2” Carte de Visite by Carol Szathmari of possible studio assistant with lens cap and camera. Illegible inscription in blue ink to verso. Carol Szath

Askania-Universal 35mm Movie Camera, c. 1928 Bambergwerk, Berlin. Inside engraved: "Reihe 10/Nr. 6388 Askania-Werke". Hand-cranked (crank included), Tessar 1:3,5/50 mm lens, telescope and Newton viewf

A Oversized Half Plate Marion Soho Reflex Camera c.1920, with revolving back, signed by previous owner, photographer; J.K Donaldson of Hull, retrofitted with a Ross London 8 1/2" f/4.5 Xpres lens (803

'Studio Camera, c. 1910-20 1) Probably Belgium. 2-column studio camera for 24 x 24 cm, 78 x 83 x 144 cm in total, base with new casters, elevation 66 to 155 cm without problem, base plate 83 x 40 cm w

LARGE LOT ASSORTED CAMERA LENSES, C. 1940/60, INCL. HASSELBLAD, CARL ZEISS

Askania Universal Film Camera, c. 1925 Bamberg Factory, Berlin. Hand-turned camera for 35mm film in two coaxial cassettes (in camera), image section control via ground glass screen viewed through the

Voigtlander Braunschweig Universal Heliar camera lens. SKU: 03316

ANTIQUE FOLMER & SCHWING CENTURY VIEW NO. 10A LARGE FORMAT 8X10 STUDIO / PROCESS CAMERA WITH LENS, extremely large mahogany body/hardware and brass rails/components with wooden adjustmen

Headrest and Studio Camera 1) Headrest, c. 1870, cast iron, very heavy and extremely robust, with two supports, extended 1.7 m, retracted 1.2 m. Indispensable accessory for the 19th century photograph

Leica III Camera with 3 Nickel-Plated Lenses, c. 1934 Leitz, Wetzlar. 1) Leica III no. 148321, with nickel-plated controls, rangefinder accurate, attractive camera, parts may have been professionally