The London Stereoscopic Co. Binocular Camera,

Photo-Jumelle, J. Carpentier, Paris, black, body F-G, signs of heavy use, shutter working, with later f/8 lens, optics G, slight haze present, together with plate holders & maker's leather carry case,

Antique 1890's The London Stereoscopic Co. - 106 & 108 Regent St. W. "The Binocular Camera" with original case. Measures 8 1/4" x 9" x 4 1/4" total with case.

A PHOTO-JUMELLE STEREOSCOPIC PLATE CAMERA retailed by The London Stereoscopic Co. Inscribed 'THE BINOCULAR CAMERA', complete with leather case

4 Field Cameras and Accessories, 1880 onwards All cameras with focusing screen back. 1) London Stereoscopic Co., England. View camera, whole plate 8 ½ x 6 ½ in., tropical wood, double extension, wit

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

Two pair of binoculars (one pair in a Tiffany & Co. NY opera glass case and the other pair signed Aitchison & Co. / London & Leeds) and a Ciro 35mm camera. All in good condition.

body F-G, bellows require attention, together with three large plate hodlers, a DDS, three ground glass masks, and more, (Qty: 1)

Both second half 19th century. One marked for the London Stereoscopic Co. The burlwood example features pierced decoration. The ebonized viewer features etched decoration. Dimensions:In the collapsed

DESCRIPTION: Vintage Toko Photo Co Telesigmar "Cyclops" binocular camera with leather strap and leather case. Marked on the frame "Cyclops" and on the lens rim " Telesigmar 1:4.5 1=3.5" No 20049". Inc

with unmarked brass Petzval lens

[Viewer] Wheel of Life Zoetrope. London: The London Stereoscopic and Photographic Co., ca. 1860. Sheet metal body with original interior label (chipped), a turned wooden base, housed in its original w

[Viewers] Wheel of Life Zoetrope. England: The London Stereoscopic and Photographic Co., ca. 1860. Sheet metal body with ornately carved wooden base. With seven original strips including Indian Juggle

A London Stereoscopic Gaumont Block-Notes Folding Plate Camera 1909-24, 6.5 x 9cm strut folding plate camera, serial no.4539, possibly with a Krauss Tessar lens, shutter not working, body F, heavy bra

Teleca (Binocular Camera), c. 1950 Toko Foto Co., Japan. Size 10 x 14 mm on 16mm film, lens: Telestigmar 4,5/3,5 in., shutter 1/25-1/100 sec., feet scale, marked on camera reverse "Mighty". - Nice com

A vintage David White Co. "Stereo Realist" stereoscopic camera.

Detective Camera "Talmer" by Talbot & Eamer, c. 1890 Talbot & Eamer Co., London. Patent Newmans & Adams. Rare detective camera for plates of 8 x 10,5 cm, polished wood with brass fittings (body split)

SINGLE LENS FIELD BINOCULAR (NIGHT VISION?) - COMPASS by TG Co LONDON shows wear but still working

,United States, Germany, Japan,20th Century Includes a Kodak Duaflex II, a Kodak No. 2A Folding Autographic Brownie camera, Wirgin Edina 35mm, a Rolleicord Compur, and a pair of Magna binoculars, all

Sandham & Co. Tailboard Camera, c. 1890 George Hare, London, for Sandham & Co., Blackburn. ¼ plate, tropical wood with brass fittings, black bellows, with Zeiss Anastigmat 1:9 196 mm (no. 1348) "Ross

The lot includes Soviet rangefinder camera Zorkiy-5, produced by the Krasnogorsk Mechanical Plant from 1958 to 1959, in an original leather case; Yashica Mat 124, produced 1968-71 Yashica Co., Ltd. Ja

Eastman Kodak Co BROWNIE REFLEX Synchro Model. Dusty 6 x4 x 2.5 in. with carry string. Rolleiflash f stop 2.8-22 screw on flash. Made in Germany measures 4.5 x 3 in. and comes in a carry case. Bushnel

Eastman Kodak Co BROWNIE REFLEX Synchro Model. Dusty 6 x4 x 2.5 in. with carry string. Rolleiflash f stop 2.8-22 screw on flash. Made in Germany measures 4.5 x 3 in. and comes in a carry case. Bushnel

Lenses made by the Beck Optical Co. of London. 2 Beck Symmetrical lenses set up as a stereo set in a wood lens board. Clear optics and smooth iris. Board measures 5.75" wide, 3.25" tall. From the Howa

Aitchison & Company, London collapsible binoculars. Made of aluminum, they are an early example of the use of the metal in the manufacture of lightweight optical instruments. Unlike modern instruments