2 Early Rollfilm Cameras, c. 1901

2 Early Rollfilm Cameras, c. 1901 1) Girard, Paris. Le Réve, elegant rollfilm camera no. 222938 for 11.4 x 8.5 cm negatives on 117 mm wide rollfilm or plates, red bellows, double extension, lens:

Classic styling, medium format roll film cameras in 4 sizes. One is Zeiss Ikon Box Tengor. One is Magazine Cyclone 2 Western Camera MFG Co. One is Kewpie No 3A. Issued: Early 20th c. Dimensions: 7"L x

Early German Rollfilm Camera, c. 1903 Probably produced by Hüttig or Wünsche as export version to Houghton, London. Folding 6 x 6 pocket camera for exactly 54 x 54 mm negatives on 65 mm wide

2 Deluxe Rollfilm Cameras by Foth, c. 1927/30 C.F. Foth, Berlin. Both cameras with alligator-skin covering. 1) Green version with green bellows, c. 1927, size 6 x 9 cm, Foth Doppel Anastigmat 4,5/105

Early 12 x 18 cm Rollfilm Camera, c. 1910 Presumably Dr. Krügener, Frankfurt. No. 247023, for 18 cm wide rollfilm, dark-red bellows, bellows holder and carrying handle replaced, with Goerz Berlin

'3 Bakelite Cameras, Nettar and Koroll 24 1) Neo-Fot, rare Danish 4,5 x 6 cm bakelite rollfilm camera, c. 1948. Viewfinder glass missing, with case. - 2) M.I.O.M., France. Photax III, c. 1950, bakelit

Lot of 2 Early 20th C Office Items - 1) E.H. Hotchkiss Co. circa 1901, 5 1/2" H.; 2) stenciled decoration, label shows price for postage by type of parcel. Both appear to be working.

'2 x Fotex Denmark, Switzerland and Tessina 1-2) Fotet Camera, London. Fotex 4 x 4 rollfilm cameras for 127 film, c. 1932 (production by Kochmann), E.H.Z. 7,7/47,5 mm. Both models "Optik Switzerland"

Cinex – Early French 35mm Movie Camera, c. 1925 Bourdereau, Paris. For 60 m film in outdoor cassette (2 cassettes included), aluminum body with brass gears and fittings, lens: Berthiot Paris 1:3,5/5

(lot of 5) Early box cameras: (2) Conley Camera Co. Kewpie No. 2A, black finish; (1) Conley Camera Co. Kewpie No. 3; (1) Rainbow Hawk-Eye No. 2, Model C, brown finish, for shipping approx 5.5"h, 6"w,

Kodak No. 2 Folding Hawkeye Model C Early 1930s Kodak folding camera, shoots medium format (120) film. The camera body is constructed of leather stretched over thick cardboard. The camera appears to b

Lipca Rollop Automatic TLR camera, for 120 roll film, early model, 1956-1957. Condition: Signs of normal use or age. Barrel shows signs of light wear and/or usage. Glass appears clean. Includes 2 lens

(3) 19TH C CAMERA LENSES, ALL BRASS, ONE MARKED AS PICTURED. NOT SURE WHAT THEY CAME OFF OF. LARGEST MEASURES 5 1/2". FROM SAME ESTATE AS THE OTHER EARLY CAMERAS ARE FROM.

Leica IIIb copy made by US company Premier Instrument Co., civilian version, in very fine and perfect working condition, early camera with matching Kodak Ektar 2/47mm no.ES1324, c.1948, no. 157 The bu

An antique wooden camera tripod, c.late 19th / early 20th century. Leather strap reads: Eastman's Folding Head Tripod. Wood and brass with leather strap. Closed measurement 17.25" x 2" x 2".

5 Lenses for Askania Universal Cameras, c. 1940-50 All with 35mm mounts. 1) Kinoptik, Paris. No. 2264 Apochromat 2/40 mm, coated, interior residue visible under spotlight, a very early Kinoptik Apochr

Le "Pascal" and 4 other Early French Amateur Cameras, c. 1898-1910 1) Japy Frères & Co., France. No. 10257, for 4 cm wide rollfilm with 12 exposures of 40 x 55 mm, spring motor with winding via f

5 Colored Kodak Rollfilm Cameras Eastman Kodak, USA. 1) Vest Pocket Kodak Series III (Vanity), c. 1928, blue leather covering, Autographic feature (with pin), blue case. (2-/2) – 2) Kodak Petite (gr

3 ICA Cameras and a Nettel, c. 1912 onwards ICA, Dresden. 1) Ideal 246, for 9 x 12 cm, with Zeiss Doppel-Amatar 6,8/15 cm and focusing screen back. (3/3) - 2) Lloyd 510/1, for rollfilm 8 x 10 cm, Zeis

'Small Plate- and Rollfilm Cameras 1) Thowe Kamera-Werk, Freital. Thowe Lux, c. 1930, 4,5 x 6 cm, Extra-Rapid-Aplanat 7,2/80 mm in Pronto. With focusing screen back and attractive circular label "Thow

'Early Twin-Lens Kinégraphe Reflex Camera 9 x 12 cm, c. 1890 E. Français, Paris. Early twin-reflex camera, polished wood, inside marked "A337", rotary shutter with speed control knob 0, 1, 2 and 3 o

c1901 color lithograph, #105 Barn Swallow from "The Children's Book of Birds by Olive Thorne Miller. 5 1/2" X 8".

(Italian, late 19th/early 20th century). Signed and dated lr "C. Usini 1901", 21 x 16 1/2 in., framed; Purnell Art Company, Baltimore, MD label on verso

After Andre-Paul Arthur Massoulle (French, 1851-1901). Bronze sculpture of a peasant woman in traditional Breton dress, posed with rolled flag. Signed. French, early 20th C. H. 19 1/2 in.