Prototype: Matonox Night-Camera by C.P. Goerz

C.P. GOERZ STEREO CAMERA WITH 2 DAGOR LENSES

Goerz Stereo Pocket Tenax (45 x 107), c. 1912 C.P. Goerz, Berlin. Stereo strut folding camera for plates of 45 x 107, Goerz Dopp.-Anast. Syntor 6,8/6 cm, shutter 1–1/150 sec. – With focusing scree

C.P. Goerz American Optical Co. Dagor 8 1/4-inch f6,8 lens in Ilex Optical No. 3 Acme Shutter Nr. 770223 Condition: Excellent ++

9x12cm, exposures on dry plates, walnut body with mother-of-pearl plaque engraved 'PATENT ANSCHÜTZ C.P.GOERZ BERLIN', the interior stamped '3', brass-bound lens engraved 'No.9223 C.P. GOERZ Berlin EX

A Sanderson 4x5 Field concertina camera, red bellows, brass, and mahogany fittings with a C.P. Goerz lens, ivorine plaques, 16cm high, 16cm wide, with double-side sheet film holders

6x6 cm Spiegelreflexkamera Prototyp mit Objektiv graviert "Weichzeichner-Anachromat Artoplast 15 cm Nr. 56886 Dr. Staeble-Werk München". Die Frontlinse mit zwei kleinen punktförmigen Separat

black, serial no. 108963, body, G-VG, 'spider' intact, elements, G, some light marks, including the original rear and domed front lens cap

black, serial no. 108963, body, G-VG, 'spider' intact, elements, G, some light marks, including the original rear and domed front lens cap

Two fascinating prototype cameras, from the late 1960s, made by the Multi Photo Camera Corporation. Founded 1966 in Motley, Minnesota, the Multi Photo Camera Corporation produced these two prototype c

Rare Swiss Made Subminiature Camera For 11X11Mm Exposures On 35Mm Film, With Trioplan 2.8/20Mm No.1084449, The Set Also Includes Two Unfinished Prototype Camera Housings, Very Rare Original Display St

Prototype Leica M9 Nr. N0000040.This prototype camera is engraved "M8" and displays Leica M9 qualities, including a full-frame sensor and expanded menu capabilities. Complete in both boxes as the Leic

unique French prototype camera for 4.5x6cm on 120 rollfilm, aluminium body, unmarked fix-focus lens (aerial camera?) in Gaumont shutter, folding frame finder, well made and very good condition, with l

an interesting prototype camera for single exposures on 8mm film, quite rough finish, but seems to be working, with uncommon Krauss Trianar 3.5/2cm, lens cap and leathercaseThe Buyers Premium For All

(Hasbro, 2009) An original final engineering prototype Night Creeper action figure created for a cancelled Hasbro G.I. Joe 2009 Comic Pack. The figure was ultimately released as part of the Defense of

3 Compact Binoculars 1) E. Leitz, Wetzlar, D.R.P. 6x. with case. - 2) C.P. Goerz, Berlin. Triedler Binocle 3x, no. 6220. - And: 3) French "Jumelle de Tir" binoculars, with built-in compass, case. 3

(1) very early and rare Rolleiflex 6x6 no.24729 with Tessar 4.5/7.5cm no.988344, made only from January - July 1929, still with some features of the earliest prototype cameras from 1928, with leather

The Horizon 205 was conceived c.1992 as a professional panoramic camera for architectural and landscape photography, the camera offered here is a late c.1995 prototype for 5x11cm exposures on 120 film

Antique R.B Auto Graflex Box Camera. w/ Goerz Dogmar F4.5 lens dated 1914, Folmer & Schwing Div. Eastman Kodak Co. Rochester, NY 5x7 film, Total open size 16''L x17''H x6.5''W

lot of five early Goerz prototype lenses: (1) Tessaxiar 6.8/13.5cm in Goerz shutter (no markings except for the shutter, inventory tag), (2) Celor 4.5/60mm (lens head without diaphragm, hand-engraved

3 Stereo Cameras 1) Goerz, Berlin. Stereo-Ango 9 x 18 cm, with focusing screen back and Goerz Dagor 6,8/12 cm, second shutter curtain sticks, wood body modified to accomodate Newton finder. (3/3-) - 2

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

incomplete (internal parts missing) prototype or display camera, in very good condition The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Community) is 23%. For items marked with *, sold

Lot includes a Night-Hawk detective camera by Manhattan Optical Co., circa 1895, for 4 x 5 inch exposures on dry-plates. Oak body with brass fittings, internal sliding box focusing set by dial at side

round metal camera, for 6 exposures 4x4cm on a round glass plate, rare strap with leather band around the edge of the camera, with original wooden box stamped 'C.P.Stirn's Photographische Geheim-Camer