Brass Lenses (various)

8 brass lenses in fine condition: (1) Derogy Petzval lens no.3775, (2) Doppel Anastigmat Rival 6.8/24mm no.179840, (3) Meyer Görlitz Aristostigmat 4.6/21cm no.334345, (4) Busch Porträt Aplanat 6/28c

three Derogy lenses: (1) no.11496, early Aplanat type lens, focal length c.30cm focal length, front and rear element diameter 55mm, total height 75mm, rotating aperture disc, (2) no.19125 later Aplana

including bodies, elements and caps (AF)

Stereo (binocular) Microscope, Cased, Henry Crouch, London & James W, Queen & Co, Philadelphia, Brass and cast Iron, various lenses

Sextant appears in very good condition with no apparent damage; brass HUSUN label. Includes various lenses and accessories. Mahogany box with brass hardware and working lock with key The National Phys

Martin style universal brass microscope and stand, with various lenses and fittings. Unsigned. In a fitted shagreen box. Circa 1770. L. of case: 26.7 cm (10 1/2 in.)

Sextant, C. Plath, Hamburg made of brass, rounded scale with serration. Various lenses as well as mirrors and different colored glasses in brass frame. On the scale manufacturer's logo C. Plath, Hambu

Germany, circa 1900, fitted within it's original carrying case, housing four eye sights, three lenses, & various glass slides, the interior edge stamped 7336. Case dimensions, 14" high x 8" wide x 5"

A brass table telescope with various accompanying lenses and dust caps. Housed in a recent wooden box. Approx. 1920. Afm.: 78 x 18 x 10 cm.

19 Early Lenses, c. 1870–1900 Berthiot, Carl Zeiss, Goerz, Steinheil and 7 other unmarked lenses, various heights and focal lengths, the majority brass, mixed condition. 19 frühe Objektive, um 1870

ASSORTED METAL FRAME SPECTACLES OR EYEGLASSES, LOT OF NINE, mostly with oval or round colorless lenses/frames, various metals including several brass, some likely silver plated and one likely gold fil

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

A 19th century brass scale sextant with black enamel, fold-away lenses intact, various ocular attachments, housed in a nice mahogany case with brass fittings and dovetail construction. Measures 9 x 9

Good quality gilt brass and black japanned magic lantern inscribed Broadhurst Clarkson, London, together with a leather case of various lenses and accessories

Carl Zeiss Jena Gilt Brass Microscope, No. 21670, in wooden traveling case, with various lenses and attachments {Greatest height of microscope 13 3/4 inches; dimensions of case 15 x 7 1/4 x 8 3/8 inch

6 OLDER NAUTICAL LANTERNS, BRASS, COPPER AND GALVANIZED, 1 IS ELECTRIFIED, 1 HAS CRACKED LENS, IN VARIOUS STATES OF CONDITION, FROM ESTATE COLLECTION, AS PICTURED

Includes a Lancaster & Son Instantograph plate camera in fair condition with a good ground glass, Lancaster brass barrel lens, and 1 film holder. Bellows has multiple holes. Also includes various came

A Voigtlander 'Superb' Compur twin-lens reflex camera, a Ricoh Super Shot camera, Polaroid SX-70 Land Camera, various photographic accessories, antique brass and mahogany three-drawer telescope, etc (

(1) chrome Summicron 2/90mm no.1742996 SOOZI-M (very fine B/A condition, clean lenses, both caps, original maker's box), (2) Tele-Elmar 4/135mm no.2046791 (almost new A- condition, very early lens fro

four 5cm pre-war screw mount lenses: (1) Summar 2/5cm no.208040 (cond. B, uncoated, caps), (2) Summar 2/5cm no.267515 (cond. B-, blue coating, caps), (3) Summar 2/5cm no.229767 (cond. A/B, violet coat

8 Schneider and Zeiss for Exakta from 1935-1941, all in near mint condition, probably samples for internal usage, including two Kine-Exakta lenses: Biotar 2/5.8cm no.2760037 and Xenon 2/5cm no.1080654

Brass Lenses, Shutters and Waterhouse Stops 1) Hermagis, Paris. No. 22994, landscape lens f 35 cm, with 3 stops, cap and ring. - 2) Darlot, Paris. Landscape lens f 28 cm, with near-matching screw-ring

4 early Contax lenses in nickel finish: (1) Tessar 3.5/5cm no.1270712 (extremely early lens from 1930), (2) Tessar 2.8/5cm no.1319874 (from the first batch in 1931),

interesting uncommon lenses: (1) ZK 2/5cm 1948 no.004282 for Kiev, (2) Jupiter-8 2/5cm no.5105337 for Kiev, (3) ZK 1.5/5cm no.5000154 for Kiev, (4) BK 2.8/3.5cm 1948 no.000181 for Kiev (rare and early