B14 - HARRISON DAGUERREIAN LENS

Circa 1850 Robert's Style Daguerreotype Camera with dovetailed walnut case, turned tripod, and brass CC Harrison lens (SN. 8644) case 12 x 7 x 9" for 1/2 plate images, tripod - 28 x 12 x 16" minor los

Early C.C Harrison Lens, engraved: "No. 10,732 C.C. Harrison New York" With Radial Drive

Early C.C Harrison Lens, engraved: "No. 10,731 C.C. Harrison New York" With Radial Drive

The First Box includes (1) Harrison Regular Fog RF-4 Size 4. 500 U.S.A, (2) Harrison Regular Fog F-3 Size 4. 500, (3) Harrison Regular Fog RF-2 Size 4. 500 U.S.A, (4) Harrison Texture Screen TS-4 Size

Rare Wide-Angle "Hémisphèrique" Convertible Lens by Darlot, c. 1868 Based on Harrison's "Globe" lens and built as a convertible lens with a total of 4 lenses with engravings 37, 46, 55 and 78 and an

(1) Tiffen 4 1/2” Polarized USA, (2) Tiffen Professional Ser. 9 UV Haze-1 U.S.A, (3) Tiffen Photar Plus 1 Series 9 U.S.A, (4) Tiffen Professional 4 /12” Plus +2 U.S.A - has a few minor sig

C.C. Harrison & Joseph Schnitzer Globe Lens & Camera patented 1862. Closed: 12 x 13 x 6 1/5 in.

Petval-Type Portrait Lens by C.C. Harrison, New York, c. 1860 No. 5669, solid lens with a focal length of approx. 30 cm. Height: approx. 20 cm, front lens Ø approx. 80 mm. Beautiful rack-and-pinion m

Mike Robinson, Canadian. A fine, contemporary stereo daguerreotype still life in honor of Daguerre in a passe-partout glass mount. Includes bust of Daguerre, brass lens, alcohol lamp, quill, and paint

Simon Wing "New Gem" Multiplying camera ca 1887 which made multiple exposures on a 5" X 7" dry plate. Camera and viewfinder in excellent condition. Later lens with shutter.This is a large item, so spe

IMPORTANT NOTE UPDATE: the lenses numbered 4 and 5 in this lot, which had been missing, have now been found, so this lot will consist of all the lenses listed below.There are 6 lenses in this lot. 3 a

early wide angle large format brass lens, focal length c.50cm (!), total height 13cm, with three swing-out stops marked 7, 9 and 12, the design derives from Harrison's Globe and improves it by using d

Anonymous quarter-plate tintype displayed in a thermoplastic wall frame, ca. 1870s. An exceptionally clear portrait of an Osage couple, both in typical Osage garb -- he with front-seam beaded leggings

Sixth plate. Excellent example of this rare genre! The mother looks content and the infant is certainly being nurtured. The daguerreotypist carefully arranged the lighting, and the mother cooperated b

Early framed salted paper print of still life setting by William Henry Fox Talbot.Image size 2¼ by 5¾ inches, framed 8½ by 12 inches.NO RESERVE

With holders(s), 12 by 18 by 18 inches.This is a large item, so special packing fees apply. See the shipping terms for details.NO RESERVE

Anonymous sixth plate housed in a pressed leather case, probably late 1860s or early 1870s. The studio portrait depicts a young Pawnee man in a woman's cotton blouse of the type favored by the men of

Muhammad Ali Serigraph by Stephen Holland. Limited edition numbered 249 of 250. Signed by Muhammad Ali and the artist. Gallery wrapped. Measures 43.5" x 48.5". We ship internationally. Buyer pays ship

Sixth-plate daguerreotypes by Jeremiah Gurney of New York, NY (active 1840-50s) in early leather cases, depicting the same gentleman. The first image shows a gentleman holding a sheaf of papers. He is

Sixth plate daguerreotype.Offered is an occupational daguerreotype: a watchmaker with his tools. He has a small hammer in one hand and pliers in the other. On the table are watchmaker tools. His hands

Sixth plate daguerreotype.Full leather case. Very rarely does one have the opportunity to acquire a daguerreotype of this vintage of a house. With its square cornered foil paper mat and the simplicity

Daguerreotype of a gentleman identified as Abner Rice Hallowell (1805-1879) of Bangor, Maine, in a rare folding daguerreotype viewing case invented and patented in 1855 by John Stull of Philadelphia.

Rare Tom Thumb detective camera manufactured by Max Jurnik ca 1890. This camera, serial number 792 was sold as item 59 in the famous Parke-Bernet Strober Photographic Images, Aparatus & Literature auc

CDV of 19-year-old Albert M. Chapin, one of the "Red Legged Devils from Brooklyn," by Thomas Heney, 148 Chatham St. New York, NY, in the unique red-trimmed chasseur uniform worn by this regiment. Chap