A Thornton Pickard Imperial Triple Extension Field Camera

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

body G, bellows in G condition, some corners may require attention, together with a Thornton Pickard Timne & Inst. Shutter, also with a J. Taylor brass lens, optics G, very slight haze present, togeth

body F-G, with Thornton Pickard shutter, damage to front standard, also with unmarked brass lens, & two DDS,

Lot of 2 Thornton Pickard roller blind shutters in need of repair. The shutter with the lens was working but the cocking string broke during testing, and the other shutter has a torn cuttain and is cu

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 roller blind shutter in VG condition. Sets and trips as intended. Comes with a brass mounting ring, 43mm, but no lens. From the Howard Hazelcorn collection

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 roller blind shutter in VG condition. This model clamps directly to the lens hood with a thumbscrew. Max 2.125" diameter. In overall VG condition. Sets and trips as intended. From the

Thornton Pickard Antique Camera. 30 cm x 27 cm.

Seldom seen Thornton Pickard stereo roller blind shutter in VG condition. Shutter sets and trips as designed by tasseled cord. No lenses or mounting rings included. From the Howard Hazelcorn collectio

body G-VG, shutter working, optics F, haze & fungus present,

Ernemann Two-Shutter Stereo Heag, 1903 onwards Ernemann, Dresden, for 10 x 15 cm, triple extension, metal camera front with changeable lens board, Goerz Rapid-Weitwinkel-Lynkeioskop 6/12 cm, nos. 4675

Early 20th century Thornton Pickard Quarter plate camera with lenses

black, shutter transports but requires attention, with Dallmeyer London Anastigmat 4" f/4.5 lens, optics G, some haze & dust present, with a range of plate holders & maker's carry case,

Comprising of a Thornton Pickard Special Ruby reflex camera with a Carl Zeiss Jena Triotar f4.5 lens, and case, an MPP Microcord, a No 3-A folding Kodak Pocket camera with a Gerz lens, an ensign Engsi

black, body G, shutter not working, with a Cooke Anastigmat 5" f/4.5 lens, optics G-VG, some light internal haze and fungus present, (Qty: 1)

black, body G, shutter working but always sticks, with Aldis Anastigmat f/4.5 6.75" lens, optics F, some haze & fungus present,

FOLDING BED REFLEX CAMERA ERNEMANN DRESDEN TRIPLE EXTENSION, CA 1920

A Good, Brass Bound Thornton Pickard Half Plate Focal Plane Camera. Body shows signs of light use, roller shutter carcase only, focal plane shutter not operational, may only have one blind. With Rouch

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

Zone VI 4 x 5 large format field camera and accessories, comprising the original Zone VI view camera (Field 45) with an extension of 11.5”, executed in cherry wood and brass by Tachihara, black cloa

body in G condition, bellows G, some wear to corners, shutter working,

A GROUP OF TWO AMERICAN FIELD OR CABINET CAMERAS, IMPERIAL AND KODAK, NEW YORK, 1897-1901, comprising a No. 13 camera fitted with a brass Imperial crown logo, a Rauber & Wollensak Opt. Co. lens marked

Thornton Pickard Time & Inst mahogany and brass plate camera with The King 6 1/5 X 4 3/4 lens and three plate carriers