Studio Camera, Tripod and a Large Brass-Bound Lens, c. 1880

Magic Lantern, c. 1880 England, mahogany with brass fittings, condensor Ø 10 cm, with brass-bound Petzval-type lens of approx. 4/15 cm and burner with large mirror, lens missing an internal space

English Mahogany Studio Camera by Ross of London, circa 1880, having the original red lacquered cloth bellows and brass lens, tripod leg sets. Took 6 1/2" x 4 1/2" glass plate negatives. Fine conditio

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

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

English, c.1880, unsigned body constructed of French polished mahogany with brass fittings, condenser, later electrical illuminant, with large triple extension brass lens with adjustable support frame

9x12cm, exposures on dry plates, walnut body with mother-of-pearl plaque engraved 'PATENT ANSCHÜTZ C.P.GOERZ BERLIN', the interior stamped '3', brass-bound lens engraved 'No.9223 C.P. GOERZ Berlin EX

German, c.1870-1880, smaller model, with brass plaque 'Laryngoscop nach Dr Tobold', frame in laquered and black oxidised brass, lenses in lacquered brass tube, large mirror on articulated arm, complet

Circa 1880 Scovill St Louis Studio camera with 18 x 22" plate, with Voigtlander and Sohn Brass Lens - 26 x 23 x 32"

Studio Camera, c. 1860 Germany, for 17 x 17 cm, extension 44 cm, width 24 cm, linen bellows, with early brass lens "Anc.me Mon. Jamin, Darlot, Sb Opt. Bte., 14, r. Chapon, Paris", no. 566, approx. 4/1

Small Studio Camera and Enlarger, c. 1900 1) Unmarked. Compact construction (perhaps for a traveling photographer), back for 12 x 12 cm, extension up to 23 cm, brass lens Rectilinear Aplanat Extra Rap

3 Studio Tripods, c. 1880 France, all three-legged, rolling studio tripods with cranks and tilting camera plates. 1) Graceful form and high-quality workmanship, heights from 84 to 121 cm, camera plate

Kodak #7 Portrait Cameras and Adjustable Stand, ca 1890, the camera with over label 'Agfa' brass tags, includes two unmarked lenses and glass plate holders. Mahogany with iron supports and mechanisms,

ANTIQUE FOLMER & SCHWING CENTURY VIEW NO. 10A LARGE FORMAT 8X10 STUDIO / PROCESS CAMERA WITH LENS, extremely large mahogany body/hardware and brass rails/components with wooden adjustmen

Blair Camera Co. of Boston (in business 1885-1899), 8" x 10" wet plate bellows camera called the "Tremont Outfit", ca. 1893, having mahogany case, cloth bellows, nickel plated fittings, brass lens cas

Romania, c. 1880 albumen print 4” x 2 1/2” Carte de Visite by Carol Szathmari of possible studio assistant with lens cap and camera. Illegible inscription in blue ink to verso. Carol Szath

CXR Standard (10 x 12 in.) by Fallowfield, c. 1900 Jonathan Fallowfield, London. Large field camera, for plates of 10 x 12 in., polished wood with brass fittings, black bellows, brass lens: "Panoramic

Studio Camera by Herbst & Firl, c. 1910 Unmarked, but components clearly by Herbst & Firl in Görlitz. Plate size 30 x 40 cm (12 x 16 in.), polished wood with brass fittings, green bellows, lens: C. F

Reproduction XIXth c. studio camera with the brass body on a wood tripod.

2 Studio Tripods and one Head Holder, c. 1880 France, both three-legged, rollable studio tripods with crank and tilting camera plate. 1) Black wood with double column, heights from 79 to 115 cm, camer

Large Tropical "The Sanderson" Camera, c. 1920 Sanderson Camera Works (G.H. & S. London). Screen back size 6 ¾ x 8 ¼ in., tropical wood with brass fittings, black bellows, unmarked brass lens with i

4 Magazine Cameras 1) "Sigm. Weinberg, Constructeur, Constantinopl", Turkey, c. 1892, light-brown wood, hinged front, with brass-bound Berthiot Paris Eurygraphe Extra Rapide No. 1 lens, number difficu

4 Brass Lenses, c. 1880–90 1) Adams & Co., London (C. Burr 5287), 7 ¼ x 4 ½ Rapid Doublet, nice portrait and landscape lens with approx. 20 cm focal length, iris stop F8–64, height 2 ¾ in, with

17 Brass Lenses, c. 1880–1900 All lenses unmarked, from the collection of Dr. Loher (Steinheil), mixed condition. 17 Messing-Objektive, um 1880–1900 Alle Objektive unbezeichnet, aus der ehemaligen

Studio Camera with Tripod, c. 1920 Unmarked, hardwood with nickel-plated fittings, slide back for 16 x 16 cm format, with focusing screen back, extension of 41 cm, with associated Kenngott Paris Amate