French Wet-Plate Camera with Petzval-Type Lens by

Early English Sliding-Box Camera For 6 1/2 X 6 1/2" Wet Plates, Mahogany Body In Excellent Condition, With One Cassette, Glass Developing Tank (Glued), Dallmeyer Quick Acting Petzval Type LensThe Buye

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

A good brass bound wet plate stereo camera, adjustable lens shutters, dovetail construction, black bellows. Measures 8.25 x 9.25 x 5 inches closed, extends to 8.25 x 9.25 x 13 inches. We happily provi

Circa 1860 Lewis Style Wet Plate Camera with a 5.5 x 5.5" plate walnut case with accordion and Holmes,Booth and Hayden brass lens , minor chipping to lens plate, and loose screws -18 x 12 x 12" on 33"

Derogy's Camera Lens Late 19th century, Queen Victoria, pat. Paris Loudres, no. 11411, wet plate lens for portraits. L 5 1/4 in.

with original brass mounted lence marked "Gundlach Manhatten Optical Co." This accorion bellows type camera is beatifilly made with mahogany and nickle plate steel and brass mounts with outer case in

rare large version for 7x9cm oval exposures, walnut body, amber glass bottle interior with a Dubroni Petzval type lens, maker's plaque on the back of the camera: 'Dubroni's Apparatus Patented 60 Regen

Blair Camera Co. of Boston (in business 1885-1899), 8" x 10" wet plate bellows camera called the "Tremont Outfit", ca. 1893, having mahogany case, cloth bellows, nickel plated fittings, brass lens cas

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

Early unmarked wooden stereo camera for 8x17cm plates, in very good condition, with a pair of unmarked Petzval lenses (each 8,5cm high incl. hood, c.13cm focal length), one plate holder The buyers pre

Early American Lenses, 1857 onwards 1) Holmes, Booth & Hayden, New York. No. 3328, approx. 3.4/14 cm Petzval-type, for ¼ plate, for Waterhouse stops, without the typical long sunshade, with origi

A J. H. Dallmeyer Mahogany & Brass Wetplate 10 x 12 Tailboard Camera, English, c. 1860, plaque engraved 'J. H. DALLMEYER, OPTICIAN, LONDON' all parts numbered 1901, constructed of brass bound French p

A Jules Richard Verascope No. 2 Stereo Plate Camera serial no. 35151, jumelle-type stereo camera for 45 x 107mm plates, with Carl Zeiss Jena 54mm lenses, serial no. 52617, 52618, shutter working, with

A historically important, very early twin-lens reflex camera, for 9x12cm exposures on dry plates, polished mahogany body stamped inside (2), brass carrying handle, E. Francais Petzval brass lens no.15

a historically important, very early twin-lens reflex camera, for 9x12cm exposures on dry plates, polished mahogany body stamped inside '6', carrying handle, E. Francais Petzval brass lens no.13557, w

French stereo camera for 13x18cm plates, folding bed of unusual design, focal plane shutter, with two unmarked meniscus lenses The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Community

9x12cm, for plate film packs, red leather bellows, Aplanat lens, guillotine shutter 1/2-1/100, in working order, rare version of this book-type camera in good condition, c.1900, no. 168 The buyers pre

Klapp-type Camera with Meyer Gorlitz 75mm Trioplan f3,5. In original ever-ready case with lens caps. A handsome camera, despite a loose top plate. Condition: Excellent +

very rare French detective magazine camera for 9x12cm plates, uncommon focusing system with only the top of the front moving, very good condition with minimal flaws in the wood, unmarked brass lens in

Eastman Kodak Aircraft Camera, c. 1920 Eastman Kodak, USA. Type designation on wooden box "L-654 Lens No. 054", with 2 magazines for plates of 10,5 x 13 cm (4 x 5 in.), stamping on body "A 182". Mecha

French, c.1920, stamped to the rear VERASCOPE S.G.D.G RF PARIS, the camera constructed of metal with stereo lenses marked Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 1,4.5, with plate magazine to the rear, in a leather ca

ANTIQUE BRASS PLATE CAMERA LENSES, LOT OF TWO, comprising a large Voigtlander & Sohn, German No. 6 Euryscop lens, and an unnamed Rapid Rectilinear 6 1/2 x 8 1/2 lens. No slides. Second half 19th centu

'Petzval-Type Lens by "Lerebours et Secretan", c. 1855 Engraving: "Lerebours et Secretan à Paris. No. 6047". Small and early 'Système Allemand' lens with a focal length of approx. 15 cm. Height 10 c

Jules Vogel Petzval-Type Lens, c. 1875 Jules Vogel Philadelphia, USA. Landscape lens, no. 36222, engraved with maker's name in banner above an American eagle motif, approx. 23 cm focal length, lens Ø