Photographs, The Miniature Camera Club of Oakland

(lot of 5) William Towler (American, 19th century), "One Who Passed through the Chasm, 'Grand Flume,'" 1894, albumen print, signed in ink, dated, titled, and dedicated across bottom margin, Edward Tow

Ella McBride (1862-1965 Washington) ''The Magic Vase'' Silver Gelatin Print 9.5''x7.5'' Image. A scarce WPA era image by this female member of the Seattle Camera Club. Photograph is circa 1924 and bea

Virna Haffer (1899-1974 Washington) ''Equestrian Portrait'' Photograph 9.5''x7.5'' Sight. A scarce vintage photograph by this female Seattle Camera Club member. Signed in pencil l.r. Original framing

Description: A large 1952 silver gelatin print photgraph of a man standing in front of the Franklin Institute at night, exhibited at the Kodak Camera Club, Cleveland Photographic Society, Baltimore Ca

Description: A large early 1950s silver gelatin print photgraph of a girl reaching her hand out to water falling from a fountain, exhibited at the Akron Camera Club, the Photographic Guild of Detroit,

Vintage BW photograph by Clara Bjorngjeld. Exhibited at the Fairview camera Club One honorable mention member of the woman's photographic society of Cleveland image size11x13 7/8.

3 matted photographs by photographer L.M. Isom, each measuring 16" wide x 20 1/4" in height. Artist stamp on the back of the matting, each has an Indianapolis Camera Club label on the back; see photos

Photographer: Marguerite Baker Johnson Black and White Vintage Mid Century Photograph Dimensions: Image on board 20 x 16" Scene: The Bells of San Xavier Verso sticker: Grosse Pointe Camera Club, Stamp

Nantasy Fantasy 1/2" scale dollhouse miniature camera on adjustable wood tripod 2.5"H and a leather golf bag on cart with seven clubs, three woods, three wedges and a putter, 1.5"H

(American, 20th century) Photograph titled "Jug of Corn Squeezins". "Catawba Valley Camera Club" print competition stamp on reverse. 13 3/8" x 10 1/2"

Together with a white painted Sealyham Terrrier, brass tray and 1999 Somerset Hills Kennel Club book, a dog book and photographs from the Estate of Edith C. Barnes (Mrs. Joseph Barnes), Mountainside ,

In celebration of 25 years, Hummel Club. Hand painted boy, girl and teddy bear ready to take a photograph. Goebel Germany backstamp. Impress mark 2132. Issued: 2002 Dimensions: 5.75"L x 3.75"W x 5.5"H

Miniature miner's lamp with mining equipment on wooden base, inlaid cigarette box with steam ship and fouled anchor, cribbage board, photograph album and a quantity of various cine cameras, binoculars

Very Rare Miniature Camera Taking 6 Exposures On A 47Mm Film Disc, Here In Chrome, Hand-Made (And For Fun!) By Franz Brinkert In The 1980S In Germany, Shutter And Lens Are From The Remaining Stock Of

Very Rare Miniature Camera For 8 Round Exposures, Unusual Shape With A Die-Cast Metal Body And 12Cm Interchangeable Film Magazine, In Excellent Condition, With Maker'S Box For The Camera (One Side Mis

Two versions of this uncommon French box camera for 4x4cm exposures on plates, one single-exposure version and one with a slot for film plates, both in excellent conditionThe Buyers Premium For All It

ARTIST: Ella McBride (American, Portland, Oregon Seattle, Washington, 1868 - 1952) TITLE: Class II Connoisseur, October 1927: Vintage chloride print IMAGE SIZE: 9 3/4" x 7 1/2" OVERALL SIZE: 17" x 13

5 Miniature Cameras 1) Houghtons, London. "Ticka" Watch-Pocket Camera, with attachable viewfinder and cap, German instructions, decorative sales box and original box "Ticka Films" for 25 exposures. Ra

Bobby Miniature Camera with Accessories, c. 1930 Germany. Metal miniature camera for 16mm special film "Bobby" (D.R.G.M.), with daylight development tank (not checked for completeness) with pink instr

chrome, body VG-E, shutter working on I, slow to return on T, in original box with finder, cap, internal parts, & instructions,

chrome, body VG-E, shutter working, in original box with finder, cap, a spool within the camera & a boxed Ticka spool for 25 exposures, & instructions,

Manufactured by Alfred C. Kemper of Chicago, Illinois circa 1893. The first miniature camera to use roll film. Serial No. 13685. The camera body, measuring approximately 1 3/4 x 1 3/4 x 2 1/8 inches,

27 mm.

10x Miniature Camera, Japan, box C 1, C 1