Ferrotype Camera by Eugène Faller, c. 1895

Reflex Camera (Kodak?), c. 1895 Unmarked, but some features of a Kodak "Bull's Eye" camera, for Kodak rollfilm, photograph size 85 x 85 mm, film gauge 94 mm, lens: Berthiot Paris Eurygraph F:7,5 F=135

(lot of 5) Vintage cameras: (1) Flexo Kodak Camera No. 2, with original leather hinges intact, comes with leather case torn at seams; (1) Mandel-ette camera, Chicago Ferrotype Co., c.1913-1929, black

La Pochette by Antoine, c. 1895 Antoine, 39 Quai d'Anjou, Paris. No. 135, extremely flat and luxuriously elegant folding leather-covered field camera for 9 x 12 cm, with interchangeable rear section w

rare wooden box camera for 24 exposures 3 1/2 x 4" on roll film, achromatic lens, sector shutter, in beautiful original condition, c.1895, no. 2724 The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C

Blair Hawkeye Detective c.1895 and Ray "B" c.1897.

Fischel, Benjamin-eugene (france, 1826-1895), Oil On Panel, Chansons A Boire. C. 1866. Panel Measures 10 X 9 Inches. Frame Measures 20.5 X 18.5 Inches.

An Ornate and Beautiful Symphonion Musical Hall Clock, Made In Leipzig, Germany C.1895. Approximate Dimensions : 60cm*38cm*205cm

Bacigalupo Violinopan Barrel Organ, c. 1895 Model no. 20, signed: "Cocchi, Bacigalupo & Graffigna; Berlin, Schönhauser Allee 78". 32 keys, 8 tunes, 19 visible pan flutes, 1 register violin pipes, bas

J.C. Leyendecker, ink and oil on canvas, c. 1895, Joseph Christian Leyendecker (American, 1874-1951), "Elegant Couple", no signature observed, possibly for "Success Magazine", giltwood frame, 13.25"h

Henri De Toulouse-Lautrec (1864-1901 France) Salon Des Cent poster circa 1895. Although advertising an exhibition at the Salon des Cent, this poster is familiarly referred to as La Passagère du 54

Louis Majorelle (French, 1859-1926) Side Cabinet, c. 1895 walnut, fruitwood marquetry, glass signed to front of door panel H 68 x W 27 x D 13 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati.

Edison Spring Motor Phonograph with Bettini Reproducer, c. 1895 Edison Bell Consolidated Phonograph Co. No. 25378, for 2-minute cylinders, with triple-spring motor, Bettini type C attachment and repro

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

Leica 250 GG Reporter Camera, c. 1940 Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 352315, with two internal cassettes (heavily worn) and an Elmar 3.5/5 cm lens no. 477228, shutter sticks at slow speeds, rangefinder inaccurat

Bolex H 16 EL Camera, c. 1975 Bolex, Switzerland. 16 mm film camera for up to 120 m film rolls, with electric motor, section control via reflex prism, built-in light meter and Vario-Switar 2/12.5-100

Cinex – Early French 35mm Movie Camera, c. 1925 Bourdereau, Paris. For 60 m film in outdoor cassette (2 cassettes included), aluminum body with brass gears and fittings, lens: Berthiot Paris 1:3,5/5

2-pc pink drouget style patterned silk gown w/ faux vest bodice w/ floating CF & CB panel over black silk satin dickie w/ faux reticella chemical lace overlay, massive 1-pc leg o’ mutton sleeves

A Nootka Pictorial Twined Basket c. 1895 cedar, natural and dyed bear grass Nootka basketry items are very often decorated with embroidered images of whaling scenes – not surprising given the fa

Ericsson Model 350 Wall Telephone, c. 1895 Rare model, made for Stockholms Allmänna Telefonaktiebolag, no. 58989, L.M. Ericsson, Stockholm, Sweden, walnut case, writing slope, handset with speaki

Large French Electrostatic Machine, c. 1895 After Ferdinand-Philippe Carré, with brass maker's plaque "Ch. Noé, 8 rue Berthollet, Paris, Constructeur", mahogany base, 2 ebonised columns with gla

Bell-Type Telephone, c. 1895 Unmarked, turned fruitwood, small chip above the diaphragm, original lacquered brass connections, height 7 ¼ in. A telephone of most attractive form. Bell-Typ-Telepho

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

'Studio Camera, c. 1910-20 1) Probably Belgium. 2-column studio camera for 24 x 24 cm, 78 x 83 x 144 cm in total, base with new casters, elevation 66 to 155 cm without problem, base plate 83 x 40 cm w

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,