Agfa Standard Plate Camera Type 208

comprising a Trona 210/5 quarter plate camera, circa 1930, serial no. O 22031, with a Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/4.5 13.5cm (135mm) lens, serial no.1148682, shutter working, T unavailable, body F-G, len

Agaf Standard Folding Camera w/ Universal Rollex Film Adaptor and Case. Camera Untested, see photos for details.

Three Detective Type Drop Plate Cameras, to include a Butcher Midge No.0 detective camera, body VG, shutter working, together with a Houghton Klito No. 1, body G, shutter working, also with a Murer's

A Jules Richard Verascope No. 2 Stereo Plate Camera serial no. 35151, jumelle-type stereo camera for 45 x 107mm plates, with Carl Zeiss Jena 54mm lenses, serial no. 52617, 52618, shutter working, with

Antique 19th Century Agfa Ansco Folding Box Glass Plate Field Camera As Pictured 8x10 Please view all photos as they are part of the description and condition of this Item, Feel free to contact me wit

Early English Sliding-Box Camera For 6 1/2 X 6 1/2" Wet Plates, Mahogany Body In Excellent Condition, With One Cassette, Glass Developing Tank (Glued), Dallmeyer Quick Acting Petzval Type LensThe Buye

No. 1 5 x 8 inches. Front door hinges to side, bed drops, and standard pulls out on geared track. Tapered black bellows.

Small 3.25" X 3.25" folding plate camera by an unknown maker. Brass frame film holder stamped Pat May 18, 1897. Self casing, good bellows, shutter in front standard works. View finder on front standar

Graflex 4x5 U.S. Military & Two Plate Cameras. #AC-45-33962 Graflex: Inscription reads 'Property Air Force U.S. Army. Camera, Ground Type C-3' Moderate wear, shutter functional, struts functional, foc

with original brass mounted lence marked "Gundlach Manhatten Optical Co." This accorion bellows type camera is beatifilly made with mahogany and nickle plate steel and brass mounts with outer case in

Ansco AGFA Camera Readyset Special lens. Black simulated leather case. Two lens finders Maker: Ansco Date: c1940 Type: Folding Camera Condition Report

to include a Jiffy Kodak Six-20 Series II, an Agfa Billy-Record, three Ihagee Auto-Ultrix, an Agfa-Billy Record 4.5, a Voigtlander Bessa, an Agfa Standard Model D, & others,

1/4 plate camera made by J. Lancaster & Son Birmingham circa 1900. In overall good condition. Good wood frame, bellows, has both celluloid name tags. Shutter is a Lancaster see saw type. From the Howa

A Rectaflex 1000 Standard SLR Camera with Angenieux S1 Lens Serial No: 12978 Body: G Shutter: working Lens: P. Angenieux Paris 50mm f/1.8 Type S1 (159348) Optics: G - light fungus effecting the periph

to include a Coronet Consul, a Popular Brownie, an Ensign E29, an Agfa Synchro Box, & many others,

including a Blue Ensign E29, and a green Coronet No.2, also including cameras from makers including Butchers, Agfa, and more, untested, (Qty: 1)

including a Kodak no.2A Brownie, a Kodak Popular Brownie, an Agfa Clack, and two Kodak Brownie 127 cameras. Untested. (5) (Qty: 1)

to include an Agfa Box, an Agfa Synchro Box, a Kodak Brownie Six-20 Model C, a Kodak Brownie Six-20 Model D, a Coronet Twelve-20, a Kodak Cresta II, & many others,

9x12cm, for plate film packs, red leather bellows, Aplanat lens, guillotine shutter 1/2-1/100, in working order, rare version of this book-type camera in good condition, c.1900, no. 168 The buyers pre

Klapp-type Camera with Meyer Gorlitz 75mm Trioplan f3,5. In original ever-ready case with lens caps. A handsome camera, despite a loose top plate. Condition: Excellent +

A J. T. Chapman Half Plate Mahogany Field Camera, 1875, with Perkin Son & Rayment 7x5 Rapid Symmetrical Waterhouse stop brass lens, body, VG, with shift and rise front standard movements, lens, VG Foo

body F-G, with Thornton Pickard shutter, damage to front standard, also with unmarked brass lens, & two DDS,

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

Leica I (Model B) "Rim-Set" Compur Nr. 50566. There is overpainting on the top plate, but the camera is working, and includes the early ratchet-type advance typical for the Compur cameras of the era.