2 Nettel Stereo Cameras and a Stereo Puck, c. 1930

2 Nettel Stereo Cameras and a Stereo Puck, c. 1930 1) Nettel, Sontheim. Nettel Stereo, for 6 x 13 cm, shutter curtain dry, only partially movable, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 6.3/84 mm nos. 96366 and

Bellows camera with two Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 1:3.5 f=10 cm lenses, 13 aperture blades, five film plates, one back cover, 2 sun visors, velvet-lined leather case, good age-appropriate condition, one

Stereo Puck Camera, c. 1925 Thornton-Pickard, Altrincham, England. Stereo Puck, 1925, 60 x 40 mm format on 120-rollfilm, with pair of Achromat 12,5/100 mm lenses, pinhole diaphragms 12,5, 18 and 25, g

C.P. GOERZ STEREO CAMERA WITH 2 DAGOR LENSES

Nettel Tropen Stereo Camera 6 x 13 cm, c. 1920 Contessa Nettel, Sontheim. Teak housing with brown bellows, stereo partition, on the left Carl Zeiss Tessar 4.5/12 cm lens no. 1080866, on the right on a

Cornu Ontoscope Stereo Camera and Stereo Viewer with Autochromes, c. 1930 1) Cornu, Paris. No. 5526 for 6 x 13 cm, chrome-plated brass body, with brilliant and Newton viewfinders, lens board with hori

2 Stereo Cameras for 45 x 107 mm Plates 1) Murer Stereo WL, Murer & Dubroni, Milan, c. 1912, strut-folding body with two square bellows, Murer Rapid Aplanat 8/56 mm lens, 3 pinhole diaphragms: 8, 12.5

2 Svensson Stereo Cameras 1) Hugo Svensson & Co, Göteborg, Kamerafabrik. "Stella" strut-folding stereo camera, no. 12823, for plates of 9 x 18 cm, c. 1905. With struts beneath bellows, unmarked lense

Cornu Ontoscope Panoramique Stereo Camera, c. 1923 Cornu, Paris. No. 2839, for plates of 6 x 13 cm, full-metal body, 2 Zeiss Tessar 4.5/8.5 cm lenses nos. 664924 and 664950, focusing up to 1 m, pneuma

Tailboard Stereo Camera by Fallowfield, c. 1892 "Fallowfield & Co., Manufacturers Lambeth, London". Plate size 11 x 16 cm (4 1/3 x 6 1/4 in.), mahogany body with dark-red bellows, 2 brass lenses "Wray

Hüttig Ideal Stereo Camera (9 x 18 cm), c. 1905 Hüttig, Dresden. Folding-bed stereo camera for plates, 2 x Hüttig Extra-Rapid-Aplanat "Baldour" 8/125 mm, shutter 1–1/100 sec., stuck. Focusing scr

Stereo Camera 9 x 18 cm, c. 1890 Unmarked, probably Germany/Austria, case front with 2 periscope lenses and adjustable shutter M and Z, green bellows with red leather corners, rear bellows extension w

'Ernemann Moser-Stereoscope, c. 1907 Ernemann, Dresden. Stereo plate camera 9 x 18 cm, focusing up to 2,5 m via knob on side, shutter M + Z, works, 3 diaphragms (3, 6, 10), walnut with nickel fittings

Iloca Stereo IIa, c. 1954 Iloca Camera, Wilhelm Witt, Hamburg. Camera for 35mm film, size 24 x 23 mm, 2 x Westar 3,5/35 mm lenses, shutter Prontor-S 1-1/300 sec., brown leather covering, with case. Il

Stereo Spido Panoramique and Field Camera, c. 1900 1) L. Gaumont & Cie., Paris. For stereo and panoramic photos, size 8,5 x 17 cm, no. 4412, 2 x Krauss Lent Protar Zeiss 1:12,5 183 mm, Decaux shutter

(2) Sears Tower cameras, in original boxes, c/o Tower Stereo model #83 serial #328868 with instruction manual circa 1950s, Tower 41 automatic 35mm electric eye with built in flash circa 1960s

2 Stereo Cameras and a Stereo Viewer 1) Gaumont, Paris, Stereo Spido Metallique A, for stereo pairs of 6 x 6 cm and panorama images of 6 x 13 cm, Krauss Tessar 4,5/85 mm, with 5 cassettes and case, sh

Lot of 2, Stereo Cameras, Revere and Realist, Untested.

(2) STEREO CAMERAS INCL. L. JOUX ALETHOSCOPE JUMELLE STYLE & KODAK STEREO CAMERA, AS PICTURED

(2) STEREO cameras from NYC estate, includes REVERE with brown case & STEREO REALIST with black case ( in leather case separated in (2) pieces ), along with copyright 1954 book in original box STEREO

'2 Plaubel Makina Cameras, c. 1930 Plaubel, Frankfurt. For 6,5 x 9 cm, with Anticomar 2,9/10 cm, both shutters work, both with focusing screen back. 1) Anticomar no. 63613, front plate in chrome (not

Dr. Krügener's Plastoscop Stereo Camera, c. 1910 Dr. Krügener, Bockenheim/Frankfurt. No. 228617, for plates of 45 x 107 mm, with pair of Plaubel & Co, Frankfurt a.M. Doppel-Orthar F:6 No. 0

CONTESSA NETTEL COMPUR STEREO CAMERA

ViewMaster Personal Stereo Camera, c. 1952 Sawyer's Inc., Portland, OR, USA. Stereo camera for 35mm film, image size 11 x 12 mm (for ViewMaster discs), lenses: ViewMaster Anastigmat 3,5/25 mm, guillot