Trioplan and Dallmeyer Portrait Lenses

Trioplan and Dallmeyer Portrait Lenses 1) Meyer, Görlitz Germany. Trioplan 4.5/300 mm, no. 1102414, iris diaphragm up to 32, moveable rear lens, lightweight aluminum mount, screw-on Ø 89 mm,

A J. H. Dallmeyer Soft Focus Portrait Petzval Camera Lens, 1860, brass, serial no. 6233, body G-VG, optics G-VG, some light patina throughout, with an f/11 Waterhouse stop, rack & pinion moving well,

A J. H. Dallmeyer 3B Soft Focus Portrait Petzval Camera Lens, 1866, brass, serial no. 68789, body G-VG, optics VG, very mild patina in areas on the lens body, with a slit for Waterhouse stops & set of

A J.H Dallmeyer 2A Patent Waterhouse Stop Brass Portrait Lens Serial No: 31996 Body: G Optics: G/VG - light internal dust Notes: with Rear Element Softness control

J.H. Dallmeyer Modified Aluminum Petzval Lens, 1.B., c. 1890 No. 51803. Rare modified aluminum portrait lens, focal length approx. 16 cm, height approx. 12,5 cm, front lens Ø 50 mm. Iris diaphragm, r

1866, brass, serial no. 12547, body, VG, elements, VG, some minor marks to rear element, with maker's lens cap.

brass soft focus portrait lens in very good condition, fine lenses, barrel engraved 'IMAGE BELLE FLOU ARTISTIQUE', original leather case, c.1935, no. 84900 The buyers premium for all items exported ou

3 Primarflex Cameras with Trioplan Lenses and Accessories Curt Bentzin, Görlitz. All cameras and lenses without bayonet. 1) No. 25548, with Meyer Trioplan 2,8/10 cm, no. 790845, early short focusing

Rembrandt Portrait Lens 6.8/30 cm, c. 1950 Burke & James, Chicago. No. RE263, front and rear groups formed from cemented lenses, with original front cap and screw ring, glass clean under spotlight, so

Serial number 122494. Complete with leather cover. Seems to be in very good condition. 7" high.

Rare Brass-Bound "Plasticca" 4/60 cm Art Portrait Lens, c. 1920 Plasticca Industrie Oscar Zwierzina, Dresden-Blasewitz. No. 1708, engraved "D.R.G.M. D.R.P.a.", ht. of the lens 51 mm x dia. 12.9 cm, or

Voigtländer Portrait Lens c. 1880 Voigtländer, Brunswick, Germany. No. 21423, brass-bound Petzval-type, height with sunshade 23.5 cm, diam. of front element 94.5 mm, focal length approx. 3.4

Petzval Portrait Lens by Voigtländer, Vienna, "No. 3000", c. 1845 Engraved: "No. 3000 Voigtländer & Sohn in Wien". Type No. 1 5,5 Zoll (front element 40 mm), rack-and-pinion focusing (sluggish), hei

Gasc & Charconnet Portrait Lens, c. 1860 Unnumbered, brass, with engraving: "Gasc & Charconnet Opticiens Fabte Breveté S.G.D.G. 7, Rue Chapon Paris". Focal length approx. 35 cm, with very interesting

classic portrait lens with soft-focus adjustment, in fine condition, good optics and working iris diaphragm, with mounting ring The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Communit

No. 2 Cabinet Petzval-Type Portrait Lens, c. 1870 Ross, London. No. 43088, focal length approx. 30 cm, height approx. 185 mm, front lens Ø approx. 85 mm, very good condition, rack-and-pinion focusing

Atelier-Camera by Alfred Brückner (1937) with Portrait Lens by Holmes, Booth & Haydens (1857) 1) Atelier camera by Alfred Brückner, Rabenau, 1937, Model I. Double-stand studio camera, back w

Kranz Portrait Lens No. 1131, c. 1860 L.W. Kranz, Braunschweig, Germany. Brass-bound Petzval-type lens, low serial no. 1131, ht. with hood 13.8 cm, glass of front lens Ø 51.5 mm, focal length app

Petval-Type Portrait Lens by C.C. Harrison, New York, c. 1860 No. 5669, solid lens with a focal length of approx. 30 cm. Height: approx. 20 cm, front lens Ø approx. 80 mm. Beautiful rack-and-pinion m

Suter Petzval-Type Rapid Portrait Lens Suter, Basel. No. 27694, "Rapid Portrait Lens No. 5 F. 3.75", threaded rear element, with one Waterhouse stop, approx. 3,8/30 cm, glass clean, height with sunsha

A Jules Vogel Philadelphia Waterhouse Stop Brass Petzal Portrait Lens Serial No: 31518 Body: G - rack and pinion functional but stiff Optics: G - some light balsam separation peripherally to front ele

Meyer - Optik Görlitz Trioplan lens 100mm f/2.8, for Exakta mount. Condition: Barrel shows signs of light wear and/or usage. Glass appears clean.

L.W. Kranz, Braunschweig, Germany brass portrait camera lens. Marked "No. 5976, L.W. Kranz, Braunschweig, Weitn II". Lens includes a rotating aperture. Antique, circa 1860s. Kranz was employed by Voig

Welta Welti I folding viewfinder camera, for 35mm film. Marked "U.S.S.R. Occupied", with original fitted leather case, 1945-1950. Condition: Signs of light use. Includes 1 lens. Meyer - Optik Görlitz