Gundlach Korona IIIa

View camera, believed to be Gundlach Korona Panoramic View camera, a Banquet camera, mahogany and silver tone metal frame, black bellows, lens board lacking lens but with squeeze bulb tube only, the t

DESCRIPTION: Gundlach Korona 4x5 view field camera with collapsing bellows. Top leather handle stamped "Gundlach". Mahogany frame. With a Agfa Solinear f4.8/15cm lens serial #396229. MEASUREMENTS: Ope

WITH CAMERA EQUIPTMENT CO., "PROFESSIONAL JUNIOR" TRIPOD AND SLIDES

1890s Conley Folding Plate camera similar to Sears Folding Plate or the Gundlach Korona or Nemo with dry plates and case

Comprises 1.) Gundlach Korona View field camera. [12" W x 6 1/2" D x 16" H]. 2.) Painted and gilt metal optical "magic" lantern. [9 3/4" W x 4 1/4" D x 9 1/4" H]. Both sold "as is".

Gundlach and Manhattan Optical Co. Korona Pictorial View - circa 1925. 8 x 11"

Korona view camera, "Gundlach-Manhattan Optical Co., Rochester, NY." [8" x 10"; 5" x 7" back folding bed, double bellows].

GUNDLACH-MANHATTAN OPTICAL CO. KORONA PICTORIAL VIEW CAMERA, natural-finish wood body and hardware with some silver-toned knobs/trim and components and black leather bellows and strap, stationary

Gundlach-Manhattan Optical Company 8x20 Korona Panoramic View Camera, Nr. 90, circa 1915. With 8" x 20"ground glass viewing screen, Nr. 11 and three original film backs. This set is in gorgeous condit

15''x23''x8''. Korona View camera by Gundlach Mfg. Co., Rochester NY. Woods parts marked with incised *762''.

15''x23''x8''. Korona View camera by Gundlach Mfg. Co., Rochester NY. Woods parts marked with incised *762''.

Korona Home Portrait Mahogany Bellows Camera, early 20th c., by the Gundlach-Manhattan Optical Company, for 8 x 10 plates, H.- 15 in., W.- 13 in., D.- Closed- 6 in., Open- 18 in.

'Korona View 5 x 7 in., c. 1920 Gundlach-Manhattan Optical, Rochester. For 5 x 7 in., minimal extension 4 in., maximal 13 ½ in, with extension base up to 24 in.; Plaubel, Frankfurt, Anticomar 4,5/21

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

Frank Stella Polar Co-Ordinates Variant IIIa (from Polar Co-Ordinates for Ronnie Peterson series) 1980lithograph, screenprint and letterpress in colors on Arches Cover 320 gram 38.5 h × 38 w in (9

An uncommon, post-war Leica IIIa, in beautiful, near mint condition and good working order, with matching coated Elmar 3.5/5cm no.638255 (good optics), both camera and lens engraved with 'Germany' (ex

100 Korona / 1908 Fine Gold Coin link NecklaceWith .50ct diamonds frameI-color vs-2 si-1 clarity.Diameter of frame: 1.6 inch18 inch wearable length.42.6 grams14kt yellow gold.$8,000 Appraisal Certific

In schönem und gut funktionierendem Zustand. Mit versenkbarem Taylor Hobson Anastigmat 1:2/2 inch No. 329836, Dallmeyer Dalrac 1:4.5/13,5 cm No. 524871 und einem WRAY London Universalsucher No. L

Kindly Skies All The Year-In Southern California... artist's name printed in image; copyright Union Pacific System ca. 1920 41 x 28 in.

near mint, rare and 100% original camera with sharkskin covering in perfect working condition with matching Elmar 3.5/5cm no.743369, cap - this is one of the best examples of this special camera we ha

Sehr schön erhaltenes Exemplar der "Saar" Leica - produziert im Jahr 1949 bei Saroptico, St. Ingbert / Saar. Die Montage erfolgte aus Teilen Wetzlarer Fertigung im damals französisch besetzten Saarg

Reid IIIa with Cooke Amotal 2/2 Inch 1) Reid & Sigrist, England. Reid IIIa, no. P 1477, shutter: first cloth sometimes sticking, second cloth works. Good condition. (3/3-) - And: 2) Cooke Amotal Anast

(2) Additional Lenses. A vintage Leica IIIa camera executed in aluminum. This camera by Leica was manufactured in 1935 (based on the serial #: 181610). The camera is currently fitted with a Hektor 28m

Leica IIIa "Monté en Sarre" Nr. 359353 with sharkskin covering and 50mm Elmar f3,5 Red Scale Nr. 1045477 with original cap and ever-ready case. Between 1949-1951, some 500 Leica IIIa cameras were a