An Eljy Lumiere Roll Film Camera,

"Eljy" Subminiature Camera, 1950 Lumière, France. Small camera - large format. Film size 24 x 36 mm on special rollfilm, lens Lypar 3,5/40 mm, shutter speeds 1/10-1/200 sec., folding viewfinder. Exce

15 sealed rolls of special Lumiere roll film for Compass cameras, in 4 original cans The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Community) is 25%. For items marked with *, sold an

Made by the Eastman Co. Rochester NY circa 1890. The No. 4 was the first self casing camera to use a roll film holder. In overall VG original condition. Case in VG condition with lid hinge still intac

body VG-E, very minimal wear to leatherette & interactive parts, containing a half-shot roll of film, shutter working, optics G, some small fungal blooms present, in maker's carry case

comprising a Contessa-Nettel Cocarette camera with an f/11 fixed focus lens, a Houghton-Butcher No.10 Ensign Carbine camera with an f/11 lens, a Balda Juwella camera with a Juwella-Anastigmat f/4.5 10

Vaskar 4.5 105mm lens. Prontor-S Shutter. Issued: Mid 20th c. Dimensions: 6.5"L X 5.5"H X 3,75"D Manufacturer: Voigtlander Country of Origin: Germany

Mid 20th century manufacture. Rollei, Yashi, Argus- decked in chrome and black leatherette. Each with two objective lenses, one for "picture taking," the other for the viewfinder. Manufactured by 1. R

3 Early Rollfilm Cameras 1) Probably Mazo, Paris. Unusual rollfilm camera for 8.3 x 11.3 cm on 90 mm wide rollfilm or plates, no. 3480, polished wood interior, red bellows. sliding rear wall with focu

Early German Rollfilm Camera, c. 1903 Probably produced by Hüttig or Wünsche as export version to Houghton, London. Folding 6 x 6 pocket camera for exactly 54 x 54 mm negatives on 65 mm wide

Dr. Krügener Delta Stereo Rollfilm Camera, c. 1910 Dr. Krügener, Frankfurt. Delta no. 185063, for 80 x 81 mm stereo negatives on 88 mm wide rollfilm, red double bellows, Dr. Krügener's

2 Early Rollfilm Cameras, c. 1901 1) Girard, Paris. Le Réve, elegant rollfilm camera no. 222938 for 11.4 x 8.5 cm negatives on 117 mm wide rollfilm or plates, red bellows, double extension, lens:

Extremely Rare "Pierette" Rollfilm Camera , c. 1932 By Balda-Werk, Dresden. 4 x 6.5 cm, with unusual strut construction: at the push of a button, two horizontal doors spring open and the folding viewf

3 Deluxe Rollfilm Cameras 1) Dr. Schleussner, Frankfurt. Adox Sport, for 6 x 9 and 4,5 x 6 cm on 120 film, red leather, red bellows, Schneider Radionar 4,5/105 mm, Prontor-S, embossed in leather: "Dr.

Early 12 x 18 cm Rollfilm Camera, c. 1910 Presumably Dr. Krügener, Frankfurt. No. 247023, for 18 cm wide rollfilm, dark-red bellows, bellows holder and carrying handle replaced, with Goerz Berlin

5 Colored Kodak Rollfilm Cameras Eastman Kodak, USA. 1) Vest Pocket Kodak Series III (Vanity), c. 1928, blue leather covering, Autographic feature (with pin), blue case. (2-/2) – 2) Kodak Petite (gr

4 Luxury Rollfilm Cameras, c. 1927 1) G.A. Krauss, Stuttgart. Rollette Luxus no. 17885, for 5 x 7.5 cm, brown leather covering, brown bellows, Krauss Rollar-Anastigmat 4.5/8 cm, Compur slow speeds uni

6 Small Plate Cameras and 2 Rollfilm Cameras 1) Ernemann Liliput, for 4,5 x 6 cm, good condition! (2/2) - 2) Ernemann Mignon, for 4,5 x 6 cm, with focusing screen back. (3-/3) - 3) Unmarked strut fold

4 Rollfilm Cameras, 14 Early Light Meters and Flash Accessories 1) Welta, Freital. Welta pearl deluxe version for 4 x 6.5 on 127-rollfilm, brown leather covering, brown bellows, Rodenstock Trinar 4.5/

'Wirgin and Adox Rollfilm Cameras 1-4) Gebrüder Wirgin, Wiesbaden. 4 Wirgin 6 x 9 cm rollfilm cameras, lenses: Gewironar 4,5/10,5 cm in Compur, Gewironar 6,3/105 mm in shutter 1/25-1/100 sec., Victar

2 Deluxe Rollfilm Cameras by Foth, c. 1927/30 C.F. Foth, Berlin. Both cameras with alligator-skin covering. 1) Green version with green bellows, c. 1927, size 6 x 9 cm, Foth Doppel Anastigmat 4,5/105

'Small Plate- and Rollfilm Cameras 1) Thowe Kamera-Werk, Freital. Thowe Lux, c. 1930, 4,5 x 6 cm, Extra-Rapid-Aplanat 7,2/80 mm in Pronto. With focusing screen back and attractive circular label "Thow

Kerouac Jack Jack Kerouac's Personally Owned Camera, Estate Certified   A Polaroid Land Camera Model 900 Electric Eye, owned and used by Jack Kerouac. This is a Type-40 instant roll film camera m

comprising a Zeiss Ikon Maximar 207/7 plate camera, 1930s, for 9 x 12cm plates, folding door stuck closed, a Zeiss Ikon Nettar 515/2 folding roll film camera for 6 x 9cm, with a Nettar-Anastigmat f/4.

R.F. Seneca roll film camera with bellows, flip down front support and Wollensak lens. With the camera open, measures 7"L x 4.5"W x 9"H. Issued: 1906-1912 Manufacturer: R.F. Seneca