Early Wide-Angle Lens by Liesegang (Elberfeld), c. 1867

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

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

3 Wide-Angle Brass Lenses, c. 1900 All with screw rings. 1) Thornton-Pickard 8 ½ x 6 ½ Wide Angle Rectilinear, F approx. 21 cm, with turret, engraved "10-22-32-44-64", height with sunshade 5

Famous Early Ultra Wide Angle Lens With Rotating 'Star' In The Middle To Allow An Even Exposure Across The Frame, Here The Very Rare 60Mm Version, In Beautiful, Original Condition, On Wooden Lens Boar

28mm Summaron f5,6 Nr. 1363315 with lens shade SOOBK. The classic early wide angle Leica lens set. Condition: Excellent ++

early M-mount wide angle lens in excellent condition, good optics, with rear cap The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Community) is 25%. For items marked with *, sold and/or

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

5 Brass Lenses from England 1) R. & J. Beck, London. Wide-angle lens "5 inch W.A. RechtR", c. 1875. Approx. 13 cm focal length, rotating stop, heigth 3 cm, Ø 4,5 cm, connecting ring Ø 7 cm, sold by

Leica Super-Elmar-R 3.5/15 mm Lens, c. 1980 Leica, Solms. No. 3004191, high-quality super wide-angle lens, with original lens cap and back cap. Except for some minor signs of wear below the serial num

'Linhof Kardan-Master GTL, c. 1990 1) Linhof, Munich. For 4 x 5 in., with wide-angle bellows and normal bellows, wide-angle lens bord (was for Rollei SL 66 lenses), focusing screen back for 4 x 5 in.

all for Zenza Model C, includes Bronica Model C with Nikkor 3.5 135mm lens; lens hood; hand grip; Nikkor telephoto lens 200mm F/4; Nikkor wide angle lens 5cm F3.5; photographic filters and prism finde

'Pantoscop No. 3, c. 1875 R.O.J.A. vorm. Emil Busch, Rathenow. Wide-angle lens with approx. 22/12 cm focal length, height of the lens 1 2/5 in., sunshade front lens Ø 1 ½ in., front element with mi

Leitz Elmarit-M 2.8/28 mm, c. 1986 Leitz, Canada. No. 3392843, third version of the M wide-angle, with lens hood 12536, back cap and original maker’s box, glass clean under spotlight, focusing s

Sony SEL1018 E Mount - APS-C 10-18mm F4.0 Wide Angle Zoom Lens. 0-18mm F4 super wide-angle zoom lens. Super ED glass and Optical SteadyShot image stabilization. Minimum 10mm focal length. Used, in ver

(2) Yashica Medium Format Twin Lens Cameras to include Yashica-C lense Yashikor 80mm f3.5 along with a Yashica Mat-124 Yashinon 80 mm f3. Also to include a wide angle attachment set in leather case, a

Early Wide-Angle Rolleiflex, 1961 Franke & Heidecke, Braunschweig. No. W 2491616, with plane glass plate, first model of the wide-angle Rolleiflex, with light meter, Distagon 4/55 mm, no. 3506337. Hei

A previously unknown ultra-wide angle lens most probably a prototype, for 4x5" or 9x12cm, optical construction similar to that of a Topogon, in near mint condition, very good optics (coated), in worki

'Wide-Angle Rolleiflex, c. 1965 Franke & Heidecke, Braunschweig. No. W 2493515, with plane plate, Zeiss Distagon 4/55 mm, no. 4231106, glass very clean, exposure meter works, Synchro-Compur 1-1/500 se

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

Prototype Wide-Angle 9 x 12 cm Folding Camera, c. 1930 High-quality and cleverly designed folding camera for 9 x 12 cm with a baseboard of only 6.5 cm length, transport protection by means of upper sw

AN IRISH SILVER BRIGHT-CUT SALVER, Dublin, c.1867, mark of John Smyth, of oval form, raised on four pad feet (7.5 troy ozs). 18cm wide

AGS CERTIFIED #11120. Single 15" Globe Lens. C. 1920's. Richfield Oil Corporation, Los Angeles, California. CONDITION: Overall well displaying with large and early style Richfield shield & graphic. Le

'Early Twin-Lens Kinégraphe Reflex Camera 9 x 12 cm, c. 1890 E. Français, Paris. Early twin-reflex camera, polished wood, inside marked "A337", rotary shutter with speed control knob 0, 1, 2 and 3 o

Single 15" Globe Lens on Metal Low Profile Body. An outstanding & scarce C. 1920's globe lens for Super Red Gasoline showing a detailed dragon graphic with unique script. Super Red was an early Indian