Debrie Parvo L Film Camera, c. 1932

'2 x Fotex Denmark, Switzerland and Tessina 1-2) Fotet Camera, London. Fotex 4 x 4 rollfilm cameras for 127 film, c. 1932 (production by Kochmann), E.H.Z. 7,7/47,5 mm. Both models "Optik Switzerland"

Green-painted camera (not tested, missing crank), with a set of seven cine 35mm lenses: Xenon 2.3/5cm no.1803730 (slightly hazy), Kinoptik Apochromat 2/28mm no.4475 (good optics), Astro Gauss-Tachar 2

Black model with strap, case and remote. 7"L x 4.25"W, camera. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 10"L x 6"W, case Manufacturer: Polaroid Country of Origin: United States

Camera with original 50mm lens , instruction manual and strap. 50mm 1.8 lens with cap. Issued: Mid 20th c. Dimensions: 5.5"L X 3.5"H X 3.75"D Manufacturer: Olympus Country of Origin: Japan

Black Argus C3 35mm and Detroit Detrola 120 roll camera. Issued: Mid 20th c. Dimensions: 6"L X 4"D X 4"H largest Manufacturer: Argus, other Country of Origin: United States

Vaskar 4.5 105mm lens. Prontor-S Shutter. Issued: Mid 20th c. Dimensions: 6.5"L X 5.5"H X 3,75"D Manufacturer: Voigtlander Country of Origin: Germany

Black and chrome abound; older Argus includes leather case. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 5"L X 3"D X 3"H, largest Manufacturer: Various Country of Origin: United States

Pair of As, Pair of Mats- 4 styles of Yashica emblems on hoods. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 4"L x 4"D x 8"H, open Manufacturer: Yashica Country of Origin: Japan

Display cameras including single lens reflex, box, view models. Includes leatherette and chrome features. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 4.5"L x 4.5"W, largest

Mechanical cameras, bakelite and chrome. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 11"L x 9"W, largest

35mm Movie Camera "Debrie Interview", c. 1924 André Debrie, Paris. For 120m cassettes, 2 cassettes inside, handcrank-operated or electric motor drive (crank included), double-sided film claw, lens Te

Pathé-Professionel B Film Camera, c. 1910 Cinematographes Pathé-Frères, Paris. For 35mm film in 90-meter attachment cassettes, with hand-turned drive, rotating shutter, double-claw adva

Askania Z Film Camera, c. 1940 Bambergwerk, Berlin-Friedenau. No. 508918, for 35 mm film in 120-meter cassettes, hand-turned or with electric drive, viewfinder with film as matt-screen via telescopic

Arriflex 16 ST Film Camera, c. 1955 Arnold & Richter, Munich. 16 mm, with 120-meter film cassette, turret with three lenses: Cooke Kinetal 1.8/12.5 mm, Zeiss Jena Biotar 2/35 mm and Sonnar 2.8/50 mm,

Arriflex 16 SR Film Camera, c. 1977 Arnold & Richter, Munich. Low-noise SLR camera for 16mm film in 120-meter coaxial cassette, built-in motor powered by plug-in battery (running), built-in electric l

Aufnahme Kino A Film Camera, c. 1928 Zeiss Ikon, Dresden. 35 mm, for 60-meter film in two internal wood cassettes, with hand-turned double-claw movement, Ernemann Ernostar 2/50 mm lens and film as a f

Ertel Filmette I Silent Film Camera, c. 1920 Ertel-Werke, Munich. For 35mm film in 60-meter metal cassettes (present in the camera), with hardwood case, hand-turned mechanism with two attachment optio

Ertel Filmette I Film Camera, c. 1922 Ertel-Werke, Munich. 35 mm, with hand-turned mechanism, films in 60-meter metal film cassettes (three included), wood body, with single- or eight-gear-train (imag

Askania Universal Film Camera, c. 1925 Bamberg Factory, Berlin. Hand-turned camera for 35mm film in two coaxial cassettes (in camera), image section control via ground glass screen viewed through the

Ernemann Normal Kino Model B Film Camera, c. 1910 Ernemann AG, Dresden. No. 635835, 35 mm, hand-cranked mechanism for eight pictures or one picture per revolution, wood case with two internal wood cas

Kinette Film Camera, c. 1923 Heinrich Ernemann AG, Dresden. For 36mm films in internal 30m single-chamber cassette, hand-turned mechanism with single or eight-gear train, "gripper" film transport, det

Cinoscope Film Camera, c. 1923 C. Syndicate Industriel, Paris. For 35mm film in 30m metal cassettes (one included), hand-turned Maltese cross mechanism, Goerz Kino-Hyptar 1:3/55 mm, extensable frame v

Beaulieu R 16 Reflex Film Camera, c. 1965 Beaulieu, Paris. For 16mm film on 30-meter spools, with electric motor 2-64 frames/sec., automatic exposure, connection for 60-meter cassette (not included),

Bolex H16 Reflex Film Camera, c. 1965 Paillard, Switzerland. For 16mm films on 30-meter daylight spools, with 12-64 fps spring-drive, turret with Kern Vario-Switar 2.5/18-86 mm lens with built-in expo