Emil Busch Pantoscop, c.1870

brass, body, VG, elements, G, some light internal fungus and marks.

'Pantoscop No. 3, c. 1875 R.O.J.A. vorm. Emil Busch, Rathenow. Wide-angle lens with approx. 22/12 cm focal length, height of the lens 1 2/5 in., sunshade front lens Ø 1 ½ in., front element with mi

Very rare portrait lens, quite similar to the f amous Nicola Perscheid 4.5/48cm, in good cosmetic condition, aperture blades in outstanding condition and very good optics, with original mounting ring,

SN: 311875 Year/Baujahr: c.1925 Condition/Zustand: B+ English The famous soft-focus lens with near perfect clean lenses (no scratches, no haze, no separations), black large format l

early Busch lens in original condition, good optics, focal length approx. 35cm, front and rear element diameter c.7.5cm, total height c.20cm, with mounting ring and brass front cap, c.1865 The buyers

large binoculars made for the German army during the WWII, it is the original design produced by Emil Busch (quite similar binoculars for military were made by Leitz, Schneider, Goerz, Zeiss), viewing

Laterna Magica, stand of ash wood Germany, before 1910 Lens: Emil Busch, Rathenow Trademarks on stand and lens An original Laterna Magica from the time before 1910, which was used in large halls for p

1800s, brass lens. Height 18.5cm, diameter 10.5cm. Rear element with one glass damage, and minor hazy.

Late 19th c. Box Camera, with dovetailed mahogany case, square bellows, no maker's mark, with brass lens marked "Aplanat No. 1, Rath.Opt.Ind.Anst., vorm Emil Busch, Rathenow", camera is mounted on a r

black, serial no. 15732/05, body, G, elements, G, some internal haze

Binoculars, Vintage, Emil Busch AG Rathenow, Brass housing, power is 3.5 x Verpr., missing the left eye piece, lens appears to be intact

Busch Nicola Perscheid Lens 6/18 cm, c. 1912 Emil Busch, Rathenow. No. 326078, screw-mount approx. 55 mm, height 2 ¾ in., with connecting ring. Very rare and sought-after portrait lens! Objektiv Busc

Emil Busch A-G Rathenow, about 1930,black paint brass. An extremely rare soft focus lens for a VoigtlŠnder Bergheil 6x9cm folding camera, with 40mm screw fit including a custom made? adapter for abou

Emil Busch A-G Rathenow, around 1930, black paint brass. An extremely rare soft focus lens for a VoigtlŠnder Bergheil 6x9cm folding camera, with a 40mm screw fit including a custom made? adapter ring

18x24 bulging camera, beginning 20th c., mahogany, brass fittings with six Objectives, with traces of usage inter alia: Rapid Aplanat340mm Emil -Busch-AG, Rathenow, Zeiss Jena Apo-Tessar 450mm 1:9; in

Neokino 1:1.6/130 mm Petzval-Type Lens Emil Busch A.G., Rathenow. No. 339161, "Neokino 82.5/130 mm", cylindrical mount 82.5 mm Ø, distance from rear element to ground-glass for infinity approx. 5

Opernglas im Originaletui Deutsch, Emil Busch AG, Rathenow, um 1900 Messing, Tuben mit Perlmutt gefasst. U.a. bez. ''FABR. EMIL BUSCH RATHENOW''. Min. rest. 5,3 x 10 cm English Description: Opernglas

compete with a ROJA vorm Emil Busch Rathenow Portrait Doppel-Ojbectiv No.2 brass lens, body, F, some rust, lens, P-F, all glass elements from lens missing, complete with Photax Ball Bearing Roller Squ

Emil Busch A-G. Rathenow no. 45733. Measures 4 1/4 x 4 3/4 x 1 3/4 inches

EMIL SCHUMACHER (1912-1999) Rotes Bild 1967 signed and dated 67 mixed media on canvas 100 by 80 cm. 39 3/8 by 31 1/2 in. Footnotes: Provenance Galleria Henze, Campione d'Ital

Emil Bisttram(1895 - 1976)Man the Unknown, 1961oil on canvassigned and dated lower right: [artist's cipher] / BISTTRAM / 6148 x 32 in. (121.92 x 81.28 cm.), Frame: 57 5/8 x 41 5/8 x 2 1/2 in. (146.37

"Die Windmuhle", watercolor on paper, laid to grey backing, signed lower right, in watergilt molded frame, under a dimensional linen mat having mitered cream spacers, OS: 18" x 20", image size: 7" x 9

Emil Bisttram(1895 - 1976)Doorway to the Ethereal Worlds, 1959oil on canvassigned and dated lower right: [artist's cipher] / BISTTRAM 5932 x 36 in. (81.28 x 91.44 cm.), Frame: 34 x 38 x 2 1/2 in. (86.

(1802 Berlin - 1879 Rom) Herkules als Knabe Weißer Carrara-Marmor. Sign. u. dat. 1848 mit Ortsangabe Rom. Vollplastische, bildhauerisch subtil ausgeführte Darstellung des antiken