A GROUP OF FOURTEEN EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY ACCOUTREMENT AND MISCELLANY, 19TH CENTURY, comprising a "The Primavera Plate Magazine," sold by Burke & James, Chicago and New York, circa 1906, with leather case and ephemera, height: 7 3/4", width: 6", depth: 2"; two Kodak Roll Film Holders, Rochester, New York, patented May 5, 1885, constructed of mahogany and brass with wood spool arranged interior, each with applied plaques, one smaller and one larger, largest height: 6 1/2", width: 8 1/4", depth: 3"; four camera plate holders, the largest mahogany example hammered with 5 x 7 size and the others with leather wrapped cases, largest height: 8" width: 6" depth: 2"; five lenses, one marked "Hermagis / no. 20593 / Paris / no. 6," another engraved, "Penry 'Hilite' Lens / No. 22164 / Hunter Penrose / London," and a "Premo Long Focus," mahogany and brass body, no. 41997, height: 7 1/2" width: 11" depth: 9; and an "Ensign" Houghton's British oak tripod legs, length 23".

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