A Camera Lucida,

Camera Obscura, Camera Lucida and Chromatrope 1) Box-form camera obscura (17 x 16 x 17 cm) from a collection of teaching materials, with folding back wall with round screen 10 cm Ø, bright brass-

'Camera Lucida by Charles Chevalier, 1831 onwards Charles Chevalier, Ing. Opt., Palais Royal, 163, Paris. Instrument no. 801, holder in 2 parts extending up to 20 in. height, with table clamp. The opt

early Camera Lucida in excellent condition, no missing parts, in original wooden case The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Community) is 25%. For items marked with *, sold a

Amazing early 19th century Camera Lucida, the head engraved Alex Alexander - Exeter 1276, Optician to the King itÕs on a brass telescope arm with drawing board G - clamp - in original mahogany box wi

English, c.1900, the lucida constructed of lacquered & black brass with a screw table clamp, steadying rod, two drawer support rod with rack and pinion focusing, viewing prism with shade and double fi

Camera Lucida, brass adjustable optical prism sketching tool with clamp base, in original box, box as is.

A Pair of Camera Lucida one example in a Negretti & Zambra case, both in fair to good condition

Camera Lucida or "Chambre Claire Universelle", c. 1900 Brass instrument for correct perspective drawing as used by aeronautical and geographic departments of the military, museums, scientists and arti

Camera Lucida, c. 1900 Brass instrument for correct perspective drawing as used by aeronautical and geographic departments, of the military, museums, scientists and artists. Presumably Germany. Camera

complete with a set of six lenses in the original maker's case

Antique P. Berville chrome-plated camera lucida marked "P.B. / Chambre Claire Universelle / Modele Depose / Made in France', with ten supplementary lenses, in maker's fitted case. Camera lucida: 9.5"

(Scottish, 1883-1959) comprising: oak adjustable artist's easel; glass inkwell; ink bottle; Chambre Claire Universelle camera lucida in fitted case; a set of German drafting tools in case; Lab Lagny p

14.5X16Cm Claude Lorraine Glass In Leather-Covered Case, In Very Fine Condition; Like The Camera Obscura And The Camera Lucida, The Claude Lorraine Glass Is Another "Pre-Photographic" Device That Was

Five Antique Measurement Instruments Including: 1. A brass camera lucida, mid 19th century. 2. A RSA LTD brass clinometer. 3. Three brass poising watch tools. Longest: 22 cm Con

VINTAGE FRENCH CHAMBRE CLAIRE UNIVESELLE, CASED (CAMERA LUCIDA). LENGTH 10"

[PHOTOGRAPHY THEORY] Emerling, Joe., PHOTOGRAPHY HISTORY AND THEORY. SOLD WITH: Brger, John., UNDERSTANDING A PHOTOGRAPH. SOLD WITH: Barters, Roland., CAMERA LUCIDA. SOLD WITH 3 OTHERS.All in near fin

Print from steel engraving titled, „FINGAL‘S CAVE, STAFFA“. Drawer Th. Allan. Drawn with Camera Lucida.Engraved by G. Aikman.Notes: MINERALOGY. PATE CCCLXV.Fingal's Cave is a sea cave on the un

Print from steel engraving titled, „FINGAL‘S CAVE, STAFFA“. Drawer Th. Allan. Drawn with Camera Lucida.Engraved by G. Aikman.Notes: MINERALOGY. PATE CCCLXIV.Fingal\'s Cave is a sea cave on the

Incl Building, Glass, Gems, Camera Lucida. Lithographs Published 1879, Edinburgh & London for "Encyclopaedia Britannica" Ninth Edition. Paper Size: 11 x 8 inch (28 x 20cm) Good Condition

Die schwarz lackierte Leica IIIf zählt zu den großen Klassikern unter den Sammlerstücken im Bereich der Leica Schraubgewindekameras. Die in lediglich 100 Exemplaren speziell für da

50mm Noctilux-M f1,2 ASPH Silver Chrome, Nr. 4785252, in original packaging. New and unused. This is lens #24 of 100. Purchased earlier this year in Los Angeles, California, this lens is owned by writ

50mm SOM Berthoit f1,5 Nr. 950023, in original Leica screw mount with rear cap. Very rare. Condition: Excellent

Meyer Görlitz 50mm Makro Plasmat f2,7 Nr. 582730, in Leica screw-mount. Engraved "Dr. Rudolph Hugo Meyer & Co Görlitz” and "Makro Plasmat 1:2.7 F=5cm D.R.P.” There is separation in the o

Leica MP mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren und authentischer Patina. Im Rahmen einer sehr frühen Reparatur bei Ernst Leitz New York wurde offenbar die Deckkappe ausgetauscht und ein Selbstauslöse