Homemade Antique Aerial Camera

Appears to be a homemade aerial camera. Untested.

Looks to be homemade.

A Pair of Rank Taylor Hobson 4" f1.8 Aerial Camera Lenses. #638773 with cut-down mounting flange and #699430 with rare Filter Unit (yellow filter) and lens cap (3" rear thread). Each with slight clean

Rare aerial camera produced by Jos. Schneider + Co Göttingen for "Luftwaffe" (German air force), Schneider Aero-Xenar 3,5/32cm no. 71365, with cap and cables in black wooden case. For 120 7x9cm exp

Black, serial no. 1106, complete with Carl Zeiss Planar T* f/3.5 100mm lens, black, serial no. 2595267, body, G-VG, untested, lens, G-VG, some very light internal fungus, complete with Carl Zeiss Sonn

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

A Late 19th Century Homemade Camera Obscura Drawing Device painted pine with a sliding hinged two-piece lid, one end with a Peerless Quick Acting Brass Petzval lens mounted, Serial No #521 (c.1870s-18

(lot of 18) Antique camera lens: (1) Victor, Bausch & Lomb lens, Rochester Optical shutter; (1) Lancaster & Sons Patent lens and shutter; (1) Emil Wunsche lens; (1) Edison Manufacturing rack and pinio

(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,

Nr. 430512,compete with Direx paper loaded, Direx brochure, Direx instruction sheet, and hand-written notes for use. Likely from the late 1930s, this camera used Direx home-deveolp film paper. An earl

Mit Elcan 1:2.8/6" Objektiv von Leitz Canada, Nr. 138 - 0938. Sehr schöner Zustand mit sauberer Optik. Voll funktionsfähig. Komplett im Koffer, mit Handgriff, Objektivdeckel und beiden Filtern. With

(lot of 2) Antique Cameras: (1) bellows camera, a fixed front board with scale showing "U.S> Aperture & Exposing Factors", Eastman Kodak lens, brown bellows, glass view plate; (1) stamped on back boar

(lot of 4) Antique Cameras Incomplete: (1) labeled "R.O.C. View Camera", lens frame, black bellows, bold down rear hinged base board; (1) no maker, black wood finish, lens, black bellows, no glass vie

(lot of 3) Antique Cameras: (1) Century Studio Camera No. 4A, lacks lens, lens board marked Ilexpo, Ilex Optical, bellows, front and rear standard, baseboard with wood adjustment knobs, one allows ang

(lot of 9) Antique Camera lens: (1) Wollensak Optical "Vesta Portrait f-5 Focus 10 In" (1) Premo Shutter, Bausch & Lomb Plantograph lens, Eastman Kodak; (1) Bausch & Lomb Zeiss Convertible Anastigmat

Antique camera and stand. Rochester, NY. Features an 8 x 10 Tessar 1c Bausch & Lomb Optical Co lens. Stand: H 45-1/2" W 31" D 29-3/4". Camera: H 19-3/4" W 17-3/4" D 31-1/4" (movable) Condition: Unknow

F. & S. HOME PORTRAIT CAMERA. EASTMAN KODAK CO. LENS MARKED CALUMET CALTAR 375MM F 6.3. WE HAVE THE ORIGINAL CARRYING CASE WITH GLASS SLIDES. ALSO HAVE THE ORIGINAL CASE WITH TRIPOD. 15" H x 22" L.

Original WWII U.S. Navy Aerial Camera - Offered Without Reserve - There is NO ESTIMATE on this item. - Vintage Original WWII U.S. Navy Aerial Camera with Case

A GROUP OF THREE ANTIQUE CAMERAS AND TWO TRIPODS, NEW YORK, LATE 19TH/EARLY 20TH CENTURY, comprising a Telephoto A by Rochester Camera Co., 1891-1899, with mahogany, glass, steel, leather, and brass c

AERIAL CAMERA

(lot of 29) Camera aperture plates of blades in four groups, no maker marks: (1) leather pouch with four marked sizes f4, 6, 8, 16, each approx. 1.13/16"w, 2"h excluding tab; (1) leather pouch with fi

Two Antique Cameras: Pocket Kodak Model 1895 Compact Box Camera, in original box - Eastman Kodak Brownie No. 2 in Original Box Size 7" x 12" x 12" Literature Brooks Auction is not responsible for out

The lenses included in this lot are offered as found in the estate. Though they appear to be in good vintage condition, we did not inspect each lens for any damage.

There are 5 lenses in this lot, each mounted on a metal stand, some with attached viewfinder. Perhaps sales displays? Eastman Kodak Hawkeye, Eastman Kodak No. 0, Argus, Graflex Trioptar and Agfa Ansco