LONDON STEREOSCOPIC CAMERA, KODAK NO 5 SUPPLIES

A London Stereoscopic Gaumont Block-Notes Folding Plate Camera 1909-24, 6.5 x 9cm strut folding plate camera, serial no.4539, possibly with a Krauss Tessar lens, shutter not working, body F, heavy bra

(lot of 5) Kodak cameras: (1) Six-20 Brownie Junior; (1) Six-20 Brownie E, London; (1) Brownie Six-20, Model D; (1) No. 1 Film Pack Hawk-Eye; (1) No. 2 Brownie Model F, for shipping largest camera app

(lot of 5) Kodak box cameras: (1) No. 1 Brownie Camera, Model B; (1) Kodak London, Hawkeye Model BB; (1) Kodak Rainbow Hawk-Eye, No. 2, Model C, red finish; (1) No. 2A Brownie, Model C, metal body, bl

KODAK LONDON 1920S CAMERA STAND/ CARRIAGE 50.75" X 32.5" X 028"

with unmarked brass Petzval lens

Photo-Jumelle, J. Carpentier, Paris, black, body F-G, signs of heavy use, shutter working, with later f/8 lens, optics G, slight haze present, together with plate holders & maker's leather carry case,

vest camera and others

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some paperwork / matching cases

one is a Kodak audeographed , mixed lot

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5 CAMERAS KODAK BROWNIE

This No. 5 Cartridge Kodak camera was patented in 1891 by Eastman Kodak Co. It measures 8 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 10 1/4" when shut in to its dark leather outer shell. It has a Bausch & Lomb lens and the bell

5 x 7 inch plate.

Antique 1890's The London Stereoscopic Co. - 106 & 108 Regent St. W. "The Binocular Camera" with original case. Measures 8 1/4" x 9" x 4 1/4" total with case.

5 Early Kodak Cameras Eastman Kodak, Rochester. 1) Kodak No. 1, no. 10681, for circular images of 64 mm Ø on 72 mm wide film, with 5 original images. (3/-) - 2) No. 2 Kodak, no. 17071, for circul

detective camera resembling a leather carrying case when closed, for plates 5x7", with unmarked lens in B&L pneumatic shutter, missing lock from the lid, otherwise in fine original condition The buyer

2 have a deco look

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older cases the EKC Button

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all in cases

3 Reflex / 1 Reflex 2 / 1 Reflex -IA 3 have cases