Darlot "Universal" Lens, c. 1867

Askania-Universal with 6 Lenses, c. 1924 Bambergwerk, Berlin. 35mm movie camera for 120 m film in internal cassette (with 4 cassettes), handcrank drive, with 6 lenses: Tessar 1:3,5/75 mm, Ernostar 1:2

Early Wide-Angle Lens by Liesegang (Elberfeld), c. 1867 Ed. Liesegang, Elberfeld. No. 11114, approx. 25 cm focal length, rotating stop, height with lens hood 3 ½ in., Ø 3 ¼ in., lens hood with mini

Globus Universal Studio Camera with Ross Lens, c. 1898 1) Herbst & Firl, Görlitz, Germany. 24 x 30, nickel-plated fittings, on double-pillared stand with inclining plate of 80 x 38 cm, extendable

Darlot Lens: Objectif Double à Cone Centralisateur, c. 1864 Darlot, Ancne Mon Jamin, 14 r. Chapon, Paris, no. 17361, landscape and portrait lens with rack-and-pinion focusing (stuck), height: 17 cm,

Petzval-Type Lens by Darlot, c. 1864 Darlot, Paris. With second engraving: "B.F. & Co." Approx. 18 cm focal length, lens rims also signed: "Darlot", rack-and-pinion focusing, height of the lens with l

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

Voigtländer Universal-Heliar 4.5/30 cm Lens, c. 1950 Voigtländer, Braunschweig, Germany. No. 3542064, painted black, iris diaphragm up to 32, with screw-ring, glass clean under point light,

5 Lenses for Askania Universal Cameras, c. 1940-50 All with 35mm mounts. 1) Kinoptik, Paris. No. 2264 Apochromat 2/40 mm, coated, interior residue visible under spotlight, a very early Kinoptik Apochr

4 Tessar Lenses for Askania Universal Cameras, c. 1923-26 Carl Zeiss, Jena, all with 35mm mounts. 1) Tessar 3.5/5 cm, no. 529567, glass clean under point light. (3+/2-) - 2) Tessar 3.5/4 cm, no. 49823

2 Brass Lenses by Darlot Darlot Opticien, Paris. 1) Objectif Universel convertible lens, c. 1870, no. 1020, case size approx. 6 ¾ x 6 x 3 ½ in., set elements: 14, 17, 25, 33, 38 and 45, with 10 wat

Engraved A.N.C. Mon Jamin / Darlot Paris. Height 5 inches. Lens approx. 2 inches.

Engraved Darlot Paris. Height 3 1/2 inches. Lens approx. 2 1/4 inches.

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

CALUMET, CAMERA C-1 8"X 10", 9+ PCS:Camera lenses includes Kodak commercial Ektar f6.3 14" #RE281 No. 5 Universal synchro shutter lens and 1 Lex-Calumet Caltar No.1327 14 3/4" (375mm) f:6.3 No.5 Unive

Brass and iron, clearly varnished, partially blackened, metal, glass, mirror glass, wood Germany, Jena c.  1912 Carl Zeiss AG – Company for precision mechanics and optical instruments Marked ��

Studio Camera, c. 1860 Germany, for 17 x 17 cm, extension 44 cm, width 24 cm, linen bellows, with early brass lens "Anc.me Mon. Jamin, Darlot, Sb Opt. Bte., 14, r. Chapon, Paris", no. 566, approx. 4/1

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.)

'Darlot "Trousse Anachromatique d'Atelier de Mrs L. de Pulligny et Ct Puyo", c. 1895 Darlot, Paris. No. 37024. A soft-focus lens for artistic portraits, manufactured by Darlot, to design of two famous

Prototype: Askania Universal Camera, c. 1922 Bamberg-Werk, Berlin. Handcranked 35mm camera for 120m cassettes (2 cassettes inside), lens: Astro Tachar 1:1,8/50 mm, cut-out control on back. Prototype o

Jamin/Darlot, Paris: Objectif double à cone, c. 1860 Centralisateur, unnumbered, rare alternative version of the Objectif double developed by Jamin. The complete front section of the lens can be remo

Askania-Universal 35mm Movie Camera, c. 1928 Bambergwerk, Berlin. Inside engraved: "Reihe 10/Nr. 6388 Askania-Werke". Hand-cranked (crank included), Tessar 1:3,5/50 mm lens, telescope and Newton viewf

casket lens set in very good original condition, with 6 lens elements in various focal lengths and one intermediate element with rotating aperture disc, everything in original padded case, c.1880, no.

Zeiss Universal Theodolite Th.II, c. 1939 Carl Zeiss, Jena. No. 44295, lacquered brass, 2 spirit levels, telescope length 6 4/5 in., 27x magnification, lens diameter 1 ½ in., height 9 7/8 in. A Germa

Minute 16 with Original Flash, c. 1949 Universal Camera Corp., USA. Metal body, size 12 x 14 mm on special cassette, lens 1:6,3, guillotine shutter. With original flash and 2 boxes. - Rare! Minute 16