STEREOSCOPIC Co LTD. Very high quality mahogany, dovetail joints, the original French varnish. London c.1882. Mahogany looks like a Spanish and has a beautiful grain in the panels. I try to describe item as best as I can.
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Tropical type extremely Rare George Hare "New Patent" Camera 8,5" x 6,5" Whole Plate Mahogany Brass - London Very early camera circa 1880Extremely rare tropical type Victorian era wet / dry plate mahoganycamera in excellent condition. Very high quality mahogany with brass binding, dovetail joints, connected to the pins, the original French varnish. Rising front, tilting and reversing back.
American Optical Co. 11x14 View Camera Number 2. Non-Folding Platform. Wet-Plate, double swing. Circa 1871 -1882. Label, Top of Front Standard: "American Optical Comp'y New York, Scovill Mfg. Co., Prop'trs". This is a double swing version, having horizontal swing hardware on the right edge of the rear standard. Non-reversible Back. Platform is 40" long. #2 engraved on different sides. Either solid glass corner or rabbeted dry plate holders were supplied with this camera. Cosmetic condition is USER or 5 of 10. LOTS of marks and SCRATCHES. BROKEN bellows ! The Grouns Glass Wood Frame is 17" wide and 17.5" tall.Sells AS-IS with NO RESERVE at price of $895. I have more vintage Large Format Cameras and Large Format Lenses, Modern Large Format Cameras and Lenses, Vintage BRASS Lenses, Barrel Soft Focus lenses, Panoramic and Medium Format cameras, lenses and accessories on my other Auctions, web page and eBay Store.Will be ship by UPS Ground in 24x21x48 shipping box.
This fabulous "Challenge" stereo camera was manufactured by the renown makers "Lizars" of Glasgow.
The J. Lizars company was founded in 1830 by the optician John Lizars (1810-1879) in Glasgow, Scotland. Its stereo viewers and Challenge cameras were particularly innovative, Matthew Ballantine took over the running of the company in 1882, expansion into photographic items probably date from this time and manufacture of cameras probably started around 1896. In 1913 it had branch offices in Edinburgh, Paisley, Greenock, Aberdeen, Liverpool and Belfast. The distinctive Lizars cameras of their own
This fabulous "Challenge" stereo roll film camera was manufactured by the renown makers "Lizars" of Glasgow. It is in "as found" condition. The J. Lizars company was founded in 1830 by the optician John Lizars (1810-1879) in Glasgow, Scotland. Its stereo viewers and Challenge cameras were particularly innovative, Matthew Ballantine took over the running of the company in 1882, expansion into photographic items probably date from this time and manufacture of cameras probably started around 1896. In 1913 it had branch offices in Edinburgh, Paisley, Greenock, Aberdeen, Liverpool and Belfast. The
Leica Leitz 3C, IIIC Camera body and lens f 5CM Elmar S/N 418827 This is a very nice super cleanLeica Leitz 3C, IIIC Camera body and lens , The body is in very good shape no dings or dents it was bought from the originalowner The lens is in equally as good shape no damage or mold or fungus. The serial number dates the camera to 1946. I tested the camera for basic functionand it appears to be working like it should!
This lovely "J. Lancaster & Son" "Instantograph" camera is, I believe, the original model from 1882.
Made by the renowned optician and camera makers J Lancaster and Sons of Birmingham, UK.
It is made of Honduran mahogany with brass fittings.
The camera bears three enamel plaques, one has Instantograph another has "J. Lancaster & Son, Birmingham" and the third has " St. Brides Store, 86, Fleet Street, E.C., London Agents", the lettering is still clear and legible, although the retail plaque has a little damage.
There are no major holes or splits to the plum coloured leather square bellows,
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eBay Up for auction is an Anthony Novel camera. Super condition. No issues to speak of. The Novel was produced from 1882 to 1897. A nice example of the Anthony Novel.Camera will be carefully packaged. Returns accepted if not as described. Look at the pictures and ask any questions.
This "J. Lizars" "Challenge" field Camera is in "as found" condition. The J. Lizars company was founded in 1830 by the optician John Lizars (1810-1879) in Glasgow, Scotland. Its stereo viewers and Challenge cameras were particularly innovative, Matthew Ballantine took over the running of the company in 1882, expansion into photographic items probably date from this time and manufacture of cameras probably started around 1896. In 1913 it had branch offices in Edinburgh, Paisley, Greenock, Aberdeen, Liverpool and Belfast. The distinctive Lizars cameras of their own design ceased by the end of WW
