Unmarked 4x6 tailboard camera

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

A Lancaster Instantograph Field Camera, together with an unmarked Tailboard with DDS & Shutters (missing lenses)

Ferrotype view camera, unmarked, similar to the Scovill Bon-Ton View camera, mahogany dovetailed body, black bellows, tailboard with brass locking screw, the four 3.5"l brass lenses without maker's ma

mahogany stereo camera in beautiful condition, original brown bellows, complete brass fittings, with matching Lancaster & Son Rectigraph brass lenses and one double film holder The buyers premium for

with Ross No.6 Symmetrical 8" brass lens, body, VG, lens, VG, complete with roller-blind shutter, G. Hare Patent Automatic Changing Box and magazine back, in fitted leather case

A W.I. Chadwick Mahogany Stereo Tailboard Camera, Date: c. 1890 Features: 4 ¾ x 6 ½" plates, rising front, tilt and swing back Body: G-VG Lenses: R&J Beck 3.5" f/6.3 Isostigmar series IV

A J. H. Dallmeyer Mahogany & Brass Wetplate 10 x 12 Tailboard Camera, English, c. 1860, plaque engraved 'J. H. DALLMEYER, OPTICIAN, LONDON' all parts numbered 1901, constructed of brass bound French p

A good brass bound wet plate stereo camera, adjustable lens shutters, dovetail construction, black bellows. Measures 8.25 x 9.25 x 5 inches closed, extends to 8.25 x 9.25 x 13 inches. We happily provi

body G, Serial No. 8825, ground glass undamaged with some speckling, together with a Muller & Wetzig Dresden - A. Phonix-Doppel-Anastigmat 210mm f/4.5 lens, optics G-VG, with some light haze & small c

Sands and Hunter's Tailboard Camera, c. 1892 Sands, Hunter & Co., 20, Cranbourn St., London, W.C. Plate size 10 x 11 ¾ in., polished wood with brass fittings, black bellows, nice Dallmeyer lens "Serr

Tailboard Camera for A&N Auxiliary, c. 1880 Marked: "Photography Department A&N Auxiliary. C.S. Ld Francis Street London S.W.". Plate size 3 1/6 x 4 1/3 in.), polished wood with brass fittings and r

Tailboard Camera and 4 Lenses 1) Probably English but reminiscent of Stegemann, 13 x 18 cm, fine wood with folding side panel, brown bellows extending to 23 cm, ground-glass back and cassettes, ground

Sandham & Co. Tailboard Camera, c. 1890 George Hare, London, for Sandham & Co., Blackburn. ¼ plate, tropical wood with brass fittings, black bellows, with Zeiss Anastigmat 1:9 196 mm (no. 1348) "Ross

AN WWII ERA CZECH STUDIO PORTRAIT TAILBOARD CAMERA, EMIL WACHTL, PRAGUE, MID 1930s-JULY 1943, brass, mahogany, beech, and leather bellows, enameled name plate affixed, "FOTO WACHTL." Height: 25 1/2" W

to include a J. Lancaster 'The 1888 Patent Instantograph' & a 'Le Merveilleux' camera, both bodies G, with brass lenses, together with a wooden DDS,

In case that has some loose joints, the camera shows some wear throughout, mainly wood in construction, displays well and has a good look, some loose pieces in the bottom of the case, 7"x14.5", rated

12 x 10 Hare & Co Tailboard Camera. Lens flange diameter approx. 3 inches. Signs of normal wear to sides, heavy wear to front.

'Tailboard Camera for 18 x 24 cm, c. 1900 Germany. Polished wood with brass fittings, good black bellows, double extension, stable front, focusing screen back. With Gundlach Convertible 8 x 10 in. in

A 12 x 10 Marion & Co Tailboard Camera & 2 DDS. With Sands Hunter retail label to rear. Lens flange diameter 2 3/4 inches. Wear and small hole to edge of bellows, small area of missing wood to front a

body G, movements appear to work correctly, with varibale aperture rear ground glass attachment, bellows require attention, (Qty: 1)

body P-G, body requires attention, ground glass G,

1/4 plate tailboard camera made by J. Lancaster & Son Birmingham circa 1911. In overall good condition. Good bellows, cracked ground glass, missing Lancaster celluloid name tag, shield intact. Has a b

A GROUP OF THREE EARLY MOTION-PICTURE BOX CAMERAS, EARLY 20TH CENTURY, comprising a brown leather and wood unmarked camera, probably a "Bulls-Eye," height: 7", width: 5 1/2", depth: 9 7/8"; an 3A Pano

Tailboard Stereo Camera by Fallowfield, c. 1892 "Fallowfield & Co., Manufacturers Lambeth, London". Plate size 11 x 16 cm (4 1/3 x 6 1/4 in.), mahogany body with dark-red bellows, 2 brass lenses "Wray