HUGO SVENSSON & CO. STUDIO CAMERA

2 Svensson Stereo Cameras 1) Hugo Svensson & Co, Göteborg, Kamerafabrik. "Stella" strut-folding stereo camera, no. 12823, for plates of 9 x 18 cm, c. 1905. With struts beneath bellows, unmarked lense

3 Svensson Cameras 1) Hugo Svensson & Co, Göteborg, Kamerafabrik. "Stella" strut-folding stereo camera, no. 6856, for plates of 9 x 18 cm, c. 1905. With struts beneath bellows, unmarked lenses focusa

A CENTURY CAMERA CO. NO. 5 MAHOGANY PORTRAIT STUDIO CAMERA ON A NO. 4 STAND, ROCHESTER, NEW YORK, 1900-1907, wood, brass, gilt cast iron; the camera structure marked with number 65785 and retains an o

'No. 10A, Century Studio Camera, made in USA by Eastman Kodak Co, Folmer & Schwing Dept., Rochester NY.' Lens marked 'No 4 Acme Shutter, Kodak Commercial Ektar f: 6.3 12 in RE 190 (L).' Flywheel adjus

Sliding Carriage for Century Master Studio Camera, Graflex Inc, Rochester NY, Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. lens with accessories

Meyer Görlitz 50mm Makro Plasmat f2,7 Nr. 582730, in Leica screw-mount. Engraved "Dr. Rudolph Hugo Meyer & Co Görlitz” and "Makro Plasmat 1:2.7 F=5cm D.R.P.” There is separation in the o

Snapshots, The Camera, Studio Lights and Photoraphy Outdoors.

A Contessa-Nettel Deckrullo Nettel Tropen Folding Strut Stereo Camera Outfit, body G-VG, shutter working, together with a stereo pair of Hugo Meyer & Co Gorlitz Doppel-Plasmat f/4 16.5cm lenses, body

NO. 2-D WITH TRIPOD, (2) STUDIO BACKGROUND NEGATIVES, CASE, LENS, ETC. - OVERALL CAMERA, CASE, ETC. HAVE SOME CORROSION, MOISTURE DAMAGE, ETC. - AS FOUND, WE HAVE LIGHTLY CLEANED & GLUED LOOSE WOODEN

Edward Steichen (American, 1879-1973) Brancusi in His Studio, Paris, 1925 (printed 1981) hand pulled photogravure edition of 500 10 1/2" x 8 1/4" Provenance: Camera Obscura Gallery, Denver, Colorado A

(1) - PH-47H w/ Wollensak 140mm f/4.5 Lens (1) - PH-47F w/ Ilex Paragon 127mm f/4.5 Lens and Hugo Meye Range Finder

*NO SHIPPING! - PICKUP OR THIRD PARTY TRANSPORT ONLY* All original circa 1951 RCA TK-11/31 black & white television studio camera on a Houston Fearless / RCA TD-1 pedestal. 4 lens turret, in overall V

Description: This lot includes a complete Folmer Graflex Corp. No 10A Century Studio Camera with all the accessories. This camera was used by our clients grandfather who was professional photographer

'Studio Camera, c. 1910-20 1) Probably Belgium. 2-column studio camera for 24 x 24 cm, 78 x 83 x 144 cm in total, base with new casters, elevation 66 to 155 cm without problem, base plate 83 x 40 cm w

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

34" x 33" x 67"h Camera comes with original stand and stool. Please read and understand the payment & shipping terms of this auction prior to placing bids.

Headrest and Studio Camera 1) Headrest, c. 1870, cast iron, very heavy and extremely robust, with two supports, extended 1.7 m, retracted 1.2 m. Indispensable accessory for the 19th century photograph

Circa 1880 Scovill St Louis Studio camera with 18 x 22" plate, with Voigtlander and Sohn Brass Lens - 26 x 23 x 32"

3 Lenses for Eclair Studio Cameras All mounts for 35mm film camera. 1) Carl Zeiss Jena Biotar 2/35 mm T, no. 3622913, faint cleaning marks visible on the outside under spotlight, inside with coating d

Studio Camera with Universal-Heliar 4,5/30 cm, c. 1930 Neue Görlitzer Camera-Werke, Görlitz, Germany. Two-column camera with foot brake, for formats from 24 x 24 cm, camera extension up to 1

Studio Camera by Herbst & Firl, c. 1910 Unmarked, but components clearly by Herbst & Firl in Görlitz. Plate size 30 x 40 cm (12 x 16 in.), polished wood with brass fittings, green bellows, lens: C. F

Studio Camera with Tripod, c. 1920 Unmarked, hardwood with nickel-plated fittings, slide back for 16 x 16 cm format, with focusing screen back, extension of 41 cm, with associated Kenngott Paris Amate

This is a gorgeous wooden studio camera on an adjustable stand with casters. The camera was manufactured by J.A. Anderson and/or the Conley Camera Company (both are marked on the lens board). The bras

Kodak #7 Portrait Cameras and Adjustable Stand, ca 1890, the camera with over label 'Agfa' brass tags, includes two unmarked lenses and glass plate holders. Mahogany with iron supports and mechanisms,