Portrait and Landscape Lens "CM", c. 1865–70

4 Brass Lenses, c. 1880–90 1) Adams & Co., London (C. Burr 5287), 7 ¼ x 4 ½ Rapid Doublet, nice portrait and landscape lens with approx. 20 cm focal length, iris stop F8–64, height 2 ¾ in, with

Rembrandt Portrait Lens 6.8/30 cm, c. 1950 Burke & James, Chicago. No. RE263, front and rear groups formed from cemented lenses, with original front cap and screw ring, glass clean under spotlight, so

Portrait Aplanat 35 cm Lens, c. 1910 Knoll, Leipzig. "Knoll-Rapid-Portrait-Aplanat Foc. 35 cm", 7.6/35 cm, iris diaphragm up to 64, brass mount, height 10.5 cm, retailer’s engraving "Heinrich &

Rare Brass-Bound "Plasticca" 4/60 cm Art Portrait Lens, c. 1920 Plasticca Industrie Oscar Zwierzina, Dresden-Blasewitz. No. 1708, engraved "D.R.G.M. D.R.P.a.", ht. of the lens 51 mm x dia. 12.9 cm, or

Busch Nicola Perscheid Lens 6/18 cm, c. 1912 Emil Busch, Rathenow. No. 326078, screw-mount approx. 55 mm, height 2 ¾ in., with connecting ring. Very rare and sought-after portrait lens! Objektiv Busc

Single 1 "Achromatic" by Anthony & Co., c. 1860 E. & H.T. Anthony & Co., New York, USA. Attractive small landscape lens, approx. 13 cm focal length, with rotating stop, height of the lens 1 4/5 in., �

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

Darlot Lens: Objectif Double à Cone Centralisateur, c. 1864 Darlot, Ancne Mon Jamin, 14 r. Chapon, Paris, no. 17361, landscape and portrait lens with rack-and-pinion focusing (stuck), height: 17 cm,

J.H. Dallmeyer Modified Aluminum Petzval Lens, 1.B., c. 1890 No. 51803. Rare modified aluminum portrait lens, focal length approx. 16 cm, height approx. 12,5 cm, front lens Ø 50 mm. Iris diaphragm, r

Voigtländer Portrait Lens c. 1880 Voigtländer, Brunswick, Germany. No. 21423, brass-bound Petzval-type, height with sunshade 23.5 cm, diam. of front element 94.5 mm, focal length approx. 3.4

Landscape Lens by Lerebours, c. 1856 Lerebours et Secretan à Paris. No. 8454, Petzval type, approx. 35 cm focal length, one washer stop (front), rack-and-pinion focusing. Lens with second engraving:

Daguerreotype Landscape Lens, c. 1855 Unmarked, presumably French, approx. 35 cm focal length, flap shutter, rack-and-pinion focusing, height 3 ½ in., Ø 3 1/6 in. – Excellent condition! Daguerreo

Gasc & Charconnet Portrait Lens, c. 1860 Unnumbered, brass, with engraving: "Gasc & Charconnet Opticiens Fabte Breveté S.G.D.G. 7, Rue Chapon Paris". Focal length approx. 35 cm, with very interesting

No. 2 Cabinet Petzval-Type Portrait Lens, c. 1870 Ross, London. No. 43088, focal length approx. 30 cm, height approx. 185 mm, front lens Ø approx. 85 mm, very good condition, rack-and-pinion focusing

Kranz Portrait Lens No. 1131, c. 1860 L.W. Kranz, Braunschweig, Germany. Brass-bound Petzval-type lens, low serial no. 1131, ht. with hood 13.8 cm, glass of front lens Ø 51.5 mm, focal length app

Petval-Type Portrait Lens by C.C. Harrison, New York, c. 1860 No. 5669, solid lens with a focal length of approx. 30 cm. Height: approx. 20 cm, front lens Ø approx. 80 mm. Beautiful rack-and-pinion m

Alex Millet Landscape Lens, c. 1863 No. 1852. Focal length approx. 120 cm. Height approx. 24 cm. lens Ø approx. 125 mm, equipped for waterhouse stops. Presumably converted into a landscape lens. Rack

Jules Vogel Petzval-Type Lens, c. 1875 Jules Vogel Philadelphia, USA. Landscape lens, no. 36222, engraved with maker's name in banner above an American eagle motif, approx. 23 cm focal length, lens Ø

Lerebours Landscape Lens (Petzval Type), c. 1858 Lerebours et Secretan à Paris. No. 8423, approx. 20 cm focal length, for waterhouse stop, rack-and-pinion focusing, height with lens hood 4 in., Ø 2

Of a regal gentleman seated in front of a landscape and curtain, and fitted into a French gilt bronze frame. Early 19th C. L. 14 cm (5 1/2 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

Suter Stella Portrait and Suter Anastigmat Lenses, c. 1925 E Suter, Basel. 1) No. 46923 "Stella" 5/32 cm, with iris diaphragm up to 32, front collar with 8 cm diameter (minor dent), height 10 cm, fron

Biotar 1.8/7.5 cm Lens, c. 1924 Carl Zeiss Jena. No. 625119, in Zeiss VII mount (with the standard tube height of 35 mm), with original unengraved iris diaphragm, unused, optics clean when viewed unde

Thambar 2.9/9 cm Lens, c. 1934 Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 226445, the legendary soft-focus lens, with back cap and matching E. Leitz N.Y. SL filter, clean optics under point light, good focusing and aperture