An Interesting Unmarked Whole Plate Mahogany & Brass Outrigger Camera,

A Lancaster Whole Plate Tailboard Mahogany & Brass Camera with adapted lens board set with two brass lens mounts for stereoscopic use, rear septum present, bellows slightly loose, complete with one wh

damage to front standard, ground glass intact, with a plate changing device,

An Unmarked Half Plate Mahogany and Brass Field Camera Body: G Lens: Ross 8x5” Rapid Symetrical lens, waterhouse stops (22830) Optics: F/G some internal dust

A good unmarked half plate Mahogany and Brass field camera, with circular lens board, together with leather case and mahogany DDS. Camera Body: P- bed detached Lens: Lancaster & Son, rectograph combin

to include an Underwood Club, body F, requires some attention, ground glass missing, with Thornton Pickard shutter, untested, together with an unmarked example, ground glass damaged, also requires att

body G, with unmarked shutter unit, appears to working but not checked for accuracy or reliability, with Beck Symmetrical lens, optics G, some slight haze & dust present, together with three wooden DD

A J. Lancaster The "Amateur" Quarter Plate Mahogany Camera Outfit 1902, with unmarked brass lens, body, VG, lens, VG, one bloom mark, complete with various accessories including chemical bottles, plat

Kodak #7 Portrait Cameras and Adjustable Stand, ca 1890, the camera with over label 'Agfa' brass tags, includes two unmarked lenses and glass plate holders. Mahogany with iron supports and mechanisms,

complete with unmarked brass lens and changing box, signed to celluloid plaque "J. Lizars, Challenge" Note: Back does not fit camera

body F-G, with Thornton Pickard shutter, damage to front standard, also with unmarked brass lens, & two DDS,

An Interesting Home-Made Mahogany Stereo Camera, 1900-1930, 6x17cm, with two unmarked rotary Waterhouse stop brass lenses, body, F, the front standard requires attention/reinforcement, lenses, F-G, se

body in G condition, bellows G, some wear to corners, shutter working,

body G, Serial No. 8825, ground glass undamaged with some speckling, together with a Muller & Wetzig Dresden - A. Phonix-Doppel-Anastigmat 210mm f/4.5 lens, optics G-VG, with some light haze & small c

body G, bellows in G condition, some corners may require attention, together with a Thornton Pickard Timne & Inst. Shutter, also with a J. Taylor brass lens, optics G, very slight haze present, togeth

body F-G, bellows require attention, also with three wooden DDS, (Qty: 1)

body P-G, body requires attention, ground glass G,

A Lancaster Special Patent Half Plate Tailboard Mahogany & Brass Camera Body overall in good condition, red leather bellows, nameplate from rear standard and upper rear standard brass tilt screws miss

Half Plate Brass & Mahogany Sanderson Camera Outfit With Provenance, English, c.1900, the camera signed 'The Sanderson H. Ltd, London' and 'Regular Model' of standard Sanderson Field Camera form with

Thornton Pickard Time & Inst mahogany and brass plate camera with The King 6 1/5 X 4 3/4 lens and three plate carriers

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

with unmarked brass Petzval lens

mahogany & brass, missing lens, ground glass missing, bellows in G condition, missing rails,

Including a Kodak Brownie camera, Kenneth Turner carved wood beehive-form votive candleholder, an antique mahogany & brass double-sided photographic plate frame; (2) Russian lacquer trinket boxes, and

A historically important, very early twin-lens reflex camera, for 9x12cm exposures on dry plates, polished mahogany body stamped inside (2), brass carrying handle, E. Francais Petzval brass lens no.15