A Swift & Son Rapid Paragon 8x5in. Brass Lens,

Victorian brass & mahogany Studio Plate Camera by W. Watson & Sons, High Holborn, London with No.4614 Swift & Son London No.2 W.A.Paragon f11.3 - 45.2 lens and remote shutter, L51cm, W48cm max

A J. T. Chapman Half Plate Mahogany Field Camera, 1875, with Perkin Son & Rayment 7x5 Rapid Symmetrical Waterhouse stop brass lens, body, VG, with shift and rise front standard movements, lens, VG Foo

Artist enlarger with wooden base and tin casing; Enlarger frame is marked "Thornton Pickard Artist Enlarger"; Features brass lens frames marked "Swift & Son London"; Interior oil burner marked "McAlli

1890, serial no. 8156, brass, body G-VG, aperture blades travel but are quite stiff, optics VG, cleaning marks present,

Whole Plate Lancaster 1889 Patent Instantograph Field Camera. Burgundy bellows. One side-strut locking knob missing. With a J Lancaster & Sons brass lens and an unusual rotary shutter (needs some atte

ANTIQUEN DALLMEYER RAPID RECTILINEAR BRASS LENS Marked "Dallmeyer No. 48066 8 1/2 x 6 1/2 London Rapid Rectilinear June 30th patent (US) 1868" Has brass body. ; Condition - Patina, lens in clear, but

mahogany stereo camera in beautiful condition, original brown bellows, complete brass fittings, with matching Lancaster & Son Rectigraph brass lenses and one double film holder The buyers premium for

Berry 18 x 24 cm by Ernemann, c. 1896 Ernemann, Dresden. Walnut body with brass fittings, green bellows with black corners, brass lens: "Extra Rapid Aplanat No. 3", iris stop (stuck), focusing screen

the microscope on a tripod base with plano-concave mirror, substage condenser, double nosepiece in a French polished mahogany case with eyepieces and an objective, the case stamped ' GLASGOW UNIVERSIT

Including: Manhattan Optical Co. Wizard, Eastman Kodak, Challange, Wollensak Optical, Scovill Waterbury (no lens), Rapid Universal, Perken Son "Optimus", Wollensak, Gem, Etc.

James Swift & Son's "Best Portable" Microscope, c. 1880 Signed: "J. Swift & Son, London, Patent 24960", polished brass, folding legs, stage and body, patented mechanical stage, height-adjustable conde

J. Lancaster & Son Birmingham circa 1890 brass barrel lens & rotary shutter in VG condition. Lens has clear optics with a very minor edge chip and smooth iris. Shutter works as designed. No rubber ban

This very rare A. Laverne Paris, No. 70 rapid rectilinear design 45cm f/8 brass lens was imported by C. H. Codman & Co., Sole Agents, Boston, Mass. It comes with one aperture mask. It was designed to

12x16cm, ebonised wood body with plaque for Jonathan Fallowfield 146 Charing Cross Road W London, internal maroon leather tapered bellows, flap shutter, a pair of brass Rapid Rectilinear f/8 lenses in

Large CPG & Sons copper and brass ships lantern with fresnel lens and double wick burner, marked 'CPG & Son 1942'. 25.25"h x 15"w x 11.5"d / approximately 30 lbs.

A Half Plate Wood & Brass Westminster Outfit. Wood construction with tapered maroon bellows. Complete with a brass Perkin, Son and Raymnet lens, three DDS and wooden tripod. All in very good condition

4 Brass Lenses from England 1) Fallowfield, London. "12x10 Rapid Doublet", c. 1865, no. 1369, luminous brass doublet, approx. 50 cm focal length, for waterhouse stop, front lens approx. Ø 53 mm, leng

Vintage wooden box camera with brass lens, signed "Gundlach Optical Co. / Rochester N.Y. / Rapid Rectingrapahic / Pat. Dec. 2 - 1890 / 5 x 8." - also with metal tag marked "E. & H.T. Anthony & Co. / M

4 Brass Lenses, c. 1880–90 1) Adams & Co., London (C. Burr 5287), 7 ¼ x 4 ½ Rapid Doublet, nice portrait and landscape lens with approx. 20 cm focal length, iris stop F8–64, height 2 ¾ in, with

An early 19th century eight-draw brass telescope by Thomas Harris & Son. Engraved "T. Harris & Son, British Museum, London" on the first draw (worked between 1800 and 1840), with brass lens cover. Min

English. 1884-1899. Brass and japanned steel. In original fitted case. Stamped, "J. Swift & Son, London" rear top base. 13 1/2 x 6 1/2 x 8" (case). Surface exhibits minor oxidation and tarnish. CODE:T

Brass lens Iris diaphragm from f8 to f64. The Rapid Rectilinear is a famous photographic lens design that reduces radial distortion. The roller-blind shutter is a camera accessory that briefly allows

1800s, brass lens.

including Busch's Rapid Symmetrical f/8, Aldis Anastigmat No.2 f/6 and an A-G Rathenow Leukar-Anastigmat f/12 9cm lenses (3)