B15 - FRENCH WHOLE PLATE DAGUERREOTYPE CAMERA

Three quarter plate, unlike half plate and whole plate, is an inexact size. They're very uncommon.Man seated with legs crossed. Intense gaze at the camera. Large passe partout frame is approximately 8

Paris (1850-55). Undersized whole-plate daguerreotype of a young man in military uniform. Mat measures 8 ¼" X 6 ¾"; the plate appears to measure 7" X 5 ¼". NO RESERVE

French 1/2 Plate Daguerreotype of an Etching mirror corrected and reading "Hippocrate Refuse Prasans D'Artaxerces in a half-plate leather case embossed velvet reading "Brady's Gallery - Broadway New Y

A Chapman ‘The British’ Whole-plate Field Camera. Body: G - read leather bellows with some bellows Lens: A Ross London Goerz Patent 8 1/4 f/7.7 Double Anastigmat (337) Optics: G

Kodak Model B Whole Plate View Camera. Signs of heavy use, missing rear ground glass, bellows creased in places. Fitted with a 16 inch 1:10 Ross Xpress lens.

Impressive full plate French daguerreotypes depicting what appear to be a well-to-do husband and wife. Both sitters are posed next to a small table covered with a delicately tinted blanket or long tab

Antique French stereo plate camera by Lucien Joux & Compagnie, this model titled "Stereo Pochette." Built in the early 1900s, piece features many original parts with good movement. Measures 5 1/4" lon

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

A Whole Plate Wooden Studio Camera with tilting, repeating back and Clement & Gilmer Paris Quick Acting Waterhouse Stop Portrait Lens, Optics, G

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

4 Field Cameras and Accessories, 1880 onwards All cameras with focusing screen back. 1) London Stereoscopic Co., England. View camera, whole plate 8 ½ x 6 ½ in., tropical wood, double extension, wit

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

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY] -- [MILITARIA]. Half plate daguerreotype of French infantry officer. Ca 1850s. Half plate daguerreotype. (Tarnishing to perimeter.) Housed in black and gilt frame with glass (resea

Daguerreotype by Chabrol, Lyon, c. 1845-50 French daguerreotype, ¼ plate, 5 x 6 in., portrait of a gentleman, hand-tinted, with gilt highlights, slightly tarnished, original seal, back with label. Da

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

This extremely rare camera was the first French reflex camera, for plates 9x12cm, Darlot Planigraphe lens no.13116, Luxus model in vanished mahogany, red leather hood, brass engraved lens cap, inside

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 American Daguerreotype sliding-box camera, beautifully crafted mahogany body, half-plate size, except for the ground glass no missing parts, with early unmarked Petzval type lens (c.15cm focal l

Sliding Box Daguerreotype Camera with Double Extension (!), 1850 Unmarked, presumably France, plate size approx. 5 x 7 in., with collodium stains on camera back and focusing screen back, interchangeab

Sixth plate daguerreotype in passe partout frame.Likely French. Features a man seated at an angle with tousled hair, a mustache, a goatee, and with his hand tucked into his coat (often called a Napole

Sixth plate daguerreotype of a man staring almost apprehensively into the camera. Housed in a full leatherette case.

Anonymous. (1) Couple identified as Sarah and David French

Wonderful sixth-plate daguerreotype portrait of little Eugene Oliver, son of George and Susan. Eugene smiles for the camera, an uncommon and touching moment captured on the silver plate. Sadly, a smal

Anonymous sixth-plate daguerreotype of a surveyor and his Vernier Compass on the table, ca. 1850-55. He stares seriously into the camera, his arm resting besides his most important tool. NO RESERVE