THORNTON-PICKARD (England): Type G3 aerial camera gun

Thornton-Pickard "Special" Camera and a Field Camera 1) Thornton-Pickard, England. "Special" field camera for 13 x 18 cm, triple extension up to 56 cm, with label "Protected by registration Nos. 52994

Stereo Puck Camera, c. 1925 Thornton-Pickard, Altrincham, England. Stereo Puck, 1925, 60 x 40 mm format on 120-rollfilm, with pair of Achromat 12,5/100 mm lenses, pinhole diaphragms 12,5, 18 and 25, g

Thornton Pickard Mfg Co of England roller blind shutter circa 1900 in VG condition. Probably as nice of an example as you will ever see. This model clamps on to the outside of the lens flange. Has a 1

Thornton Pickard Mfg Co of England roller blind shutter circa 1900 in VG condition. Probably as nice of an example as you will ever see. This model clamps on to the outside of the lens flange. Has a 1

Unmarked 4x6 tailboard camera, Nr. 21465, with two film backs with Thornton Pickard roller blind shutter engraved "Pat. Sep 20, 1892" Nr. 01349 and Extra Rapid Alplanat lens "13x18" with original lens

Tropical SLR camera for 9x12cm exposures, polished teak with brass fittings, light brown leather bellows and viewing hood, Tessar 4.5/18cm no.157028, focal plane shutter (needs service), in very good

tropical SLR camera for 3 1/4 x 4 1/4" exposures, polished teak with brass fittings, brown leather bellows and viewing hood, uncommon Ross London Tessar Patent 4.5/6" no.82933, focal plane shutter (ac

Wooden stereo camera for 5x8" plates, in very good condition, original red bellows, a pair of Ross London Doublet lenses no.15103 and 15104 mounted in Thornton-Pickard focal plane shutter, uncommon fo

(lot of 3) Antique cameras: (1) Sanderson Junior camera, SN 6154, by George Houghton & Son Ltd., c. 1904, Thornton-:Pickard Time & Instantaneous shutter, brass lens with 8 to 64 aperature adjustment,

2 Early Folding Cameras and a Lens Set 1) Photo Hall, Paris. For 9 x 12 cm, tropical wood with broad brass fittings, red bellows, inset double cassette and Thornton-Pickard shutter with rare Krauss Ka

Dallmeyer, Ross, and Thornton-Pickard Catalogues, 1914 onwards 1) Dallmeyer Lenses and Apparatus, c. 1937, 60 pages, e.g. with Super-Six Anastigmat for Leica. – 2) Ross London Lenses & Cameras, c. 1

'Taylor Hobson Aerial Lens 12 in. f/4, c. 1950 Taylor-Hobson, England. Tele-type, coated, 12 in. f/4 no. 597566, engraved 14A/4271 and Pats Brit 697366 US 2660095. Sharp and clear picture, glass very

A Pair of Rank Taylor Hobson 4" f1.8 Aerial Camera Lenses. #638773 with cut-down mounting flange and #699430 with rare Filter Unit (yellow filter) and lens cap (3" rear thread). Each with slight clean

Rare aerial camera produced by Jos. Schneider + Co Göttingen for "Luftwaffe" (German air force), Schneider Aero-Xenar 3,5/32cm no. 71365, with cap and cables in black wooden case. For 120 7x9cm exp

unique French prototype camera for 4.5x6cm on 120 rollfilm, aluminium body, unmarked fix-focus lens (aerial camera?) in Gaumont shutter, folding frame finder, well made and very good condition, with l

70mm aerial camera in very fine condition (some oxidation on metal parts), with fast Falconar 1.4/9.8cm no.1504, rare set used by German Army, with additional magazine in wooden case, steering unit, l

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

Camera Type R 88 Ref No 14A/4260,

In The Late 1940S, The Parker Fountain Pen Company Decided To Try To Expand And Develop A New Type Of Subminiature Camera. It Was Released In 1949 Under The Name Parker Stellar, And Was A Masterpiece

Rare First Type Roland Rangefinder Camera For 4.5X6Cm Exposures On 120 Roll Film, In Good Original Condition And Working Order, Early Version Without Exposure Counter, With High Quality 6-Elements Kle

Art Nouveau style floral with applied work, flora form top, signed, 12" tall, scarce....Stevens & Williams of Stourbridge, England, made many types of glass, including layered, etched, cameo, and art

A Leica M (Type 240) Digital Rangefinder Camera Body,black, body VG-E, shutter working, rangefinder bright & clear, screen bright & clear, in maker's box with charger, battery, & paperwork, also with

black, serial no. 4828946, body, G-VG, powers up and appears to function correctly, complete with battery, charger, instructions, cables and maker's box

The hilt of Norman type 67 form, a type peculiar to England. Incorporating quillons and knucklebow with flared terminals set with beaded finials and open panels throughout the scrolled cup. With fig-f