Multiple 12-Lens Camera "Ch. Hofmans", Brussels, c.

12-Lens Board for Photographic Jewelry Camera, c. 1880 Unmarked. Brass lens board 82 x 108 mm, approx. 6 cm focal length. 12-Lens Board für Photoschmuck-Kamera, um 1880 Unbezeichnet, 12 schiebefokuss

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

Rare Folding Reflex Camera by Contessa, c. 1913 Contessa Camerawerk, Stuttgart. Forerunner of "Faltreflex" and "Miroflex" SLR cameras respectively. Plate size 9 x 12 cm, Steinheil lens Unofocal 4,5/15

ViewMaster Personal Stereo Camera, c. 1952 Sawyer's Inc., Portland, OR, USA. Stereo camera for 35mm film, image size 11 x 12 mm (for ViewMaster discs), lenses: ViewMaster Anastigmat 3,5/25 mm, guillot

C.C. Harrison & Joseph Schnitzer Globe Lens & Camera patented 1862. Closed: 12 x 13 x 6 1/5 in.

Steineck A-B-C Wristwatch Camera, 1949 Steineck, Pappenheim, Germany. With Steinheil 2.5/12.5 mm lens, red leather watch strap, red presentation box and original Steineck accessories: guarantee card f

Steineck A-B-C Wristwatch Camera, 1949 Steineck, Pappenheim, Germany. With CL Steineck 2.5/12.5 mm lens, mirror viewfinder (based on the Busch Sellar design), original red presentation box and snakesk

Nettel Tropen Stereo Camera 6 x 13 cm, c. 1920 Contessa Nettel, Sontheim. Teak housing with brown bellows, stereo partition, on the left Carl Zeiss Tessar 4.5/12 cm lens no. 1080866, on the right on a

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,

'Early Twin-Lens Kinégraphe Reflex Camera 9 x 12 cm, c. 1890 E. Français, Paris. Early twin-reflex camera, polished wood, inside marked "A337", rotary shutter with speed control knob 0, 1, 2 and 3 o

EARLY 20TH C. GRAFLEX CENTURY MASTER STUDIO CAMERA Century Master Studio Camera manufcatured by The Folmer Graflex Corporation. New Unique Rapid Rectilinear 12-15 lens by Albert Sellne

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

Tropen-Heag XI Camera, c. 1925 Ernemann, Dresden, for 9 x 12 cm, tropical wood, brass fittings, triple extension, brown bellows, changeable Ernemann Anastigmat Ernoplast 4.5/16.5 cm lens no. 163227 in

Field Camera with 3 Brass Lenses, c. 1900 France. Mahogany with nickel-plated fittings, for landscape format 9 x 12 cm, two interchangeable lenses with appropriate threads for the lens board: Goerz do

Eastman Mod. B View Camera, c. 1900 Eastman Kodak, London. Size 6 ½ x 8 ½ in., dark polished wood with brass fittings, brass lens with rack-and-pinion focusing, focusing screen back. Eastman View Ca

2 English Field Cameras, c. 1900 1) Lancaster, Birmingham. The Special Instantograph, for 12 x 16.5 cm, red bellows, double extension, Lancaster landscape lens of approx. 24 cm with iris diaphragm, fo

Tropical-Sonnet Horizontal Format, c. 1922 Contessa-Nettel, Stuttgart. No. 588148, strut camera for 6.5 x 9 cm, with a Tessar 4,5/12 cm lens no. 603524 in Compur shutter, retailer’s label on the

Camera Obscura, c. 1880 Unmarked, unusual design, lens in wooden mount, screen size 7 x 7 in., height of the camera obscura 14 in., length 16 ½ in. Camera Obscura, um 1880 Unbezeichnet, außergewöhn

A W.I. Chadwick Mahogany Stereo Tailboard Camera, Date: c. 1890 Features: 4 ¾ x 6 ½" plates, rising front, tilt and swing back Body: G-VG Lenses: R&J Beck 3.5" f/6.3 Isostigmar series IV

Steinheil Detective Camera (Mod. Ib), c. 1892 Steinheil, München, 9 x 12 cm, polished wood, version with plate adapter and inserted double cassette, Steinheil lens with externally-adjustable iris

Small Studio Camera and Enlarger, c. 1900 1) Unmarked. Compact construction (perhaps for a traveling photographer), back for 12 x 12 cm, extension up to 23 cm, brass lens Rectilinear Aplanat Extra Rap

Minute 16 with Original Flash, c. 1949 Universal Camera Corp., USA. Metal body, size 12 x 14 mm on special cassette, lens 1:6,3, guillotine shutter. With original flash and 2 boxes. - Rare! Minute 16

Primus Camera by Fallowfield, London, c. 1885 Jonathan Fallowfield & Co., Manufacturers, Lambeth, London. Plate size 10 x 12 in., polished wood with brass fittings, unmarked brass lens, early lens wit

Studio Camera by Herbst & Firl, c. 1910 Unmarked, but components clearly by Herbst & Firl in Görlitz. Plate size 30 x 40 cm (12 x 16 in.), polished wood with brass fittings, green bellows, lens: C. F