The Presto Camera, c. 1896

The Presto Camera, c. 1896 E.B. Koopman, New York. All-metal oval camera invented by Hermann Casler, for 4 exposures of 28 x 28 mm on special film or glass plates, meniscus lens, guillotine shutter (w

Elizabeth Olds (American 1896-1991)- ''Camera Club''- lithograph, c. 1936, signed and titled in pencil, repaired tears on left edge of margin and top edge, 2 1/4'' yellowish mark upper right. 12 1/4 x

Gothic Revival religious oak lectern/ pulpit, c. 1896, from the Unitarian Church, Fitzalan Street, Glossop, England, presentation plaque in Latin reading: "Gift of Harriet, the wife of Isaac Jackson,

Pathé-Professionel B Film Camera, c. 1910 Cinematographes Pathé-Frères, Paris. For 35mm film in 90-meter attachment cassettes, with hand-turned drive, rotating shutter, double-claw adva

Leica 250 GG Reporter Camera, c. 1940 Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 352315, with two internal cassettes (heavily worn) and an Elmar 3.5/5 cm lens no. 477228, shutter sticks at slow speeds, rangefinder inaccurat

Bolex H 16 EL Camera, c. 1975 Bolex, Switzerland. 16 mm film camera for up to 120 m film rolls, with electric motor, section control via reflex prism, built-in light meter and Vario-Switar 2/12.5-100

Cinex – Early French 35mm Movie Camera, c. 1925 Bourdereau, Paris. For 60 m film in outdoor cassette (2 cassettes included), aluminum body with brass gears and fittings, lens: Berthiot Paris 1:3,5/5

Rare Challenge Iceberg Cherry Wood Ice box Circa 1896. Originally from a mansion on Sheldon Avenue in Grand Haven, Michigan this icebox would have only been found in the finest homes, hotels, soda fou

Askania Z Film Camera, c. 1940 Bambergwerk, Berlin-Friedenau. No. 508918, for 35 mm film in 120-meter cassettes, hand-turned or with electric drive, viewfinder with film as matt-screen via telescopic

'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

Arriflex 16 ST Film Camera, c. 1955 Arnold & Richter, Munich. 16 mm, with 120-meter film cassette, turret with three lenses: Cooke Kinetal 1.8/12.5 mm, Zeiss Jena Biotar 2/35 mm and Sonnar 2.8/50 mm,

Arriflex 16 SR Film Camera, c. 1977 Arnold & Richter, Munich. Low-noise SLR camera for 16mm film in 120-meter coaxial cassette, built-in motor powered by plug-in battery (running), built-in electric l

Ertel Filmette I Silent Film Camera, c. 1920 Ertel-Werke, Munich. For 35mm film in 60-meter metal cassettes (present in the camera), with hardwood case, hand-turned mechanism with two attachment optio

Leica I (Model A) Camera, c. 1926/27 Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 4046, with dimpled release button, Elmar 3.5/50 mm lens and case, shutter running at one speed. The wear to the black paint on the camera and l

Ertel Filmette I Film Camera, c. 1922 Ertel-Werke, Munich. 35 mm, with hand-turned mechanism, films in 60-meter metal film cassettes (three included), wood body, with single- or eight-gear-train (imag

French "SFOM" Spy Camera, c. 1939 Espion, Société Française d'Optique Mécanique. Serial no. 291! Brass body (without lens), film size 8 x 11 mm, shutter 1/20–1/250 sec. Extremely rare spy camera

Askania Universal Film Camera, c. 1925 Bamberg Factory, Berlin. Hand-turned camera for 35mm film in two coaxial cassettes (in camera), image section control via ground glass screen viewed through the

Ernemann Normal Kino Model B Film Camera, c. 1910 Ernemann AG, Dresden. No. 635835, 35 mm, hand-cranked mechanism for eight pictures or one picture per revolution, wood case with two internal wood cas

Eyemo 71C 35 mm Movie Camera, c. 1938 By Bell & Howell, USA. For 30m daylight spools, 3-lens turret with Cooke 1:2/28 mm, 1:2,5/47 mm and 1:2/50 mm lens (original factory mounting), Newton viewfinder,

Bar-Lock No. 4 Typewriter, c. 1896 No. 15057, Columbia Typewriter Co., New York, invented by Charles Spiro, type-bar machine with wonderfully decorative Baroque-styled pressed copper front shield, wor

Kinette Film Camera, c. 1923 Heinrich Ernemann AG, Dresden. For 36mm films in internal 30m single-chamber cassette, hand-turned mechanism with single or eight-gear train, "gripper" film transport, det

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

Cinoscope Film Camera, c. 1923 C. Syndicate Industriel, Paris. For 35mm film in 30m metal cassettes (one included), hand-turned Maltese cross mechanism, Goerz Kino-Hyptar 1:3/55 mm, extensable frame v

12-Lens Board for Photographic Jewelry Camera, c. 1880 Unmarked. Brass lens board 82 x 108 mm, approx. 6 cm focal length. 12-Lens Board für Photoschmuck-Kamera, um 1880 Unbezeichnet, 12 schiebefokuss