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Eve Glenn Posters, The Beatles, Cameras & Photographic Equipment — Leski Auctions Pty. Ltd.

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Auction House:Leski Auctions Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:1,079
Sale Title:Eve Glenn Posters, The Beatles, Cameras & Photographic EquipmentLots with images:1,079
Auction Location:Melbourne 
Date:29-Oct-2024 
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Group of twenty-three 17 x 8.5 cm stereo glass slides, c. 1859, featuring family gatherings, homesteads, and landscapes, all organised into wooden box. (23 items)
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Forty-seven 10.5 x 4.5 cm stereoscopic glass slides featuring interiors and exteriors of the Palace of Versailles and surrounding structures, in timber box with metal handle.
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Group of fifty-eight 8 x 8 cm glass slides, featuring many Victorian state sights, WWI, Biblical, landscapes, buildings, spiritual themes, and many others. (58 items)
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Wooden box containing thirty-one 8 x 8 cm glass slides featuring colourised photographs of cities and coastal features in Devon and Cornwall. (31 items)
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Wooden box containing eighty-one 8 x 8 cm glass slides, each with colour illustration of a Christian New Testament scene, with associated Bible verse on rear.
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FISHER PRICE: '460 Movie Viewer' plastic toy, c. 1970s, with five popular children's animation cartridges. (6 items)
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PATHE: Three 'Patheorama' film viewers - one black, one white, and one in Bakelite, together with boxed set of six films. (4 items)
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BROADHURST, CLARKSON & CO.: 19th-century brass and steel microscope, 23 cm at highest setting, in timber box.
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CARL ZEISS JENA: 19th century brass and steel microscope [#178092] in lockable timber box with key, 36 cm at highest setting.
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LEITZ: 19th century brass microscope [#217221], 35.5 cm at highest setting, in timber box with various additional tools and elements.
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LEITZ: 19th century brass microscope [#33838] with lens cap, 36.5 cm at highest setting, with 'Agri. Chem. Edin. Univ.' engraving.
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LEITZ: Early 20th century steel microscope [#313186], 34.5 cm at highest setting, in timber box with several additional elements and many prepared slides.
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LEITZ: Brass and steel microscope, 18 cm at highest setting, in timber box with two eyepiece elements and box of micro circles.
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SPENCER BUFFALO: Brass and steel microscope [#68254], 19th century, 38.5 cm at highest setting, in timber box with two additional elements.
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SPENCER BUFFALO: Brass and steel microscope [#61854], 32.5 cm at highest setting, in wooden box with four accessories.
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SWIFT & SON: Brass and steel 19th century microscope, 35.5 cm at highest setting, in timber box with various additional elements.
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Brass and steel microscope with base engraved 'Made for Barraclough Melbourne & Sydney', 37.5 cm at highest setting, in timber box with multiple additional eyepieces and lower tray filled with various prepared slides, 19th century.
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19th century brass microscope, 26 cm at highest setting.
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19th-century brass and steel microscope with orange and green painted base, 17 cm at highest setting, in timber box.
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Steel and brass microscope, 33 cm at highest setting, in timber box with various additional elements and prepared slides, 19th century.
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Drum-style brass microscope, 17.5 cm at highest setting, in wooden box with tweezers.
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Drum-style brass microscope, 17.5 cm at highest setting, in wooden box with tweezers.
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Drum-style 19th century brass microscope, 18 cm at highest setting.
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Drum-style brass microscope, 18.5 cm at highest setting, in wooden box with two additional magnification elements.
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Drum-style 19th century brass microscope, 19 cm at highest setting, in wooden box.
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Drum-style brass microscope, 21.5 cm at highest setting, in wooden box.
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19th century brass loupe with spiral extension mechanism, approx. 85 mm at full height.
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Group of three 19th century brass loupes, the tallest approx. 6 cm in height. (3 items)
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Nautical chart magnifier girt in brass with lens diameter of approx. 11 cm, 19th century.
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70 x 122.5 cm wooden framework containing containing thirty-nine glass slides representative of the history of image projection, including magic lantern slide sequences of various sizes, a chromatrope, Val Morgan cinema advertisement slides, and others.
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Group of six rotating magic lantern slides with handles, most of them chromatropes, the largest of which 18 x 9.5 cm. (6 items)
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Mixed group of eighteen wood-framed magic lantern glass sides (of which one 'slipping slide'), or various sizes including 18 x 10 cm and 27 x 7 cm, featuring mainly religious imagery and children's illustrations. (18 items)
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Seven 17.5 x 10 cm glass magic lantern 'slipping slides', c. 1850s, featuring bawdy and comedic scenes.
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Forty-three 14 x 3.5 cm or smaller magic lantern glass slides, featuring colour illustrations of iconic buildings, caricatures, fairy-tale scenes, beaches, animals, etc. (43 items)
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Thirty-four 18 x 5 cm magic lantern glass slides, featuring colour illustrations of fairy-tale scenes, fires, trains in motion, animals, etc. (34 items)
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Twelve 31 x 7.5 cm and six 26 x 7 cm glass magic lantern slides, featuring comedic sequences with caricatures, ships, animals, etc. (18 items)
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Group of forty-three glass slides for magic lantern, ranging in size from 145 x 32 mm to 98 x 24 mm, featuring illustrations for children of ships, soldiers, etc. (43 items)
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Group of thirty-nine glass slides for magic lantern, ranging in size from 170 x 45 mm to 98 x 24 mm, featuring illustrations for children of ships, soldiers, etc. (39 items)
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CHARTEN CAMERA WORKS: Japanese-made magic lantern, c. 1930s, with 5' f4 lens, leather bellows, and slide holder with glass plate.
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ERNST PLANK: Children's magic lantern, height 24.5 cm, in maker's wooden box with eleven glass slides, c. 1890s.
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ERNST PLANK: Children's magic lantern, height 23.5 cm, in maker's box with nine glass slides, c. 1890s.
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ERNST PLANK: Children's magic lantern, c. 1890s, height 27 cm.
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ERNST PLANK: Children's magic lantern, c. 1890s, height 27 cm.
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GEBRUDER BING NURNBERG: 27 cm tall children's magic lantern, c. 1910s, with 'GBN' emblem on door.
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GEBRUDER BING NURNBERG: 29 cm tall children's magic lantern, c. 1910s, with 'B(ing) W(erke) Germany' stamp on door.
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MAX DANNHORN: Children's magic lantern, height 35 cm, in maker's box with ten glass slides, c. 1898.
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PATHE: 'Cocorico' magic lantern, together with two different slide-in 'Patheorama' film viewers. (3 items)
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PERKEN, SON & RAYMENT: 'Optimus' magic lantern with mahogany body and brass fittings, c. 1880s.
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PERKEN, SON & RAYMENT: 'Optimus' magic lantern with mahogany body and tin fittings, c. 1880s.
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RILEY BROS. BRADFORD: 'The Praestantia' magic lantern, c. 1895, with maker's embossed plate at base and similar engraving on barrel of lens.
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ZEISS IKON: Enormous c. 1920s cast-iron magic lantern housing, with dimensions of approx. 63 x 43 x 33 cm.
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Children's magic lantern, height 35 cm, c. 1890s.
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Children's magic lantern, height 33.5 cm, c. 1890s.
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Children's magic lantern, height 24.5 cm, c. 1890s.
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Brass and tin helioscopic magic lantern, c. 1890s, with 7' lens and engraving on lens flap that reads 'Established 1816 - Trade Mark - London Made'. Modified for electric use.
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Brass and tin helioscopic magic lantern, c. 1890s, with plate on top that reads 'Patent ? 2459'.
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Brass and tin helioscopic magic lantern, c. 1890s. Modified for electric use.
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Brass and tin helioscopic magic lantern, c. 1890s.
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Circa 1880s large format 5 x 7' plate studio camera with 1.26m high stand, Taylor Hobson Series IID Cooke Portrait Anastigmat 15'/380 mm f3.5 lens [#221713], and lens cap.
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ADAMS & CO.: 4¾ x 6½" plate stereo field camera, c. 1900s, with twin Wray London 5" Stereo lenses [#9583 & #9578], roller-blind shutter, and Watson Bowden 'The Antinuous' shutter release cable.
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ADAMS & CO.: 'Videx' 3¼ x 4¼" plate SLR camera, c. 1903, with Hermagis Paris Anastigmat Magir 136 mm f6.3 lens [#239224].
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ALBERMARLE: 'The Albermarle Camera No. 1' 3- x 4-" plate field camera, c. 1900, with lens with f8/11/16/22/32/44/64 aperture markings.
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ARTEX: 4¾ x 6½" triple-extension field camera, c. 1890s, with Taylor, Taylor & Hobson lens [#51120].
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BAUSCH & LOMB: 'Unicum' shutter [#448134] coupled with brass lens with approx. 7 cm focal length and lens diameter of approx. 4 cm, c. 1890s.
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BAUSCH & LOMB: 'Unicum' shutter [#115244] coupled with brass lens with approx. 4 cm focal length and lens diameter of approx. 3.3 cm, c. 1890s.
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BECK: No. 3 Beck (Simple) Telephoto Lens [#140557], c. 1890s.
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BENETFINK: 'Ajax' 4¾ x 6½" field camera, c. 1900s, with lens with f8/11/16/22/32/44/64 aperture markings and lens cap.
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BERMPOHL & CO. K. G.: Unusual 130 x 180 cm plate 'Naturfarbenkamera' single-exposure three-colour camera [#722], c. 1933, with Goerz Celor Series Ib No. 3 Focus 8¼" f5 [#310045]. Offered in felt-lined box with six double dark slides.
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BIAL & FREUND: 13 x 18 cm plate tropical wood tailboard camera, c. 1870, with unmarked lens.
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BING WERKE: 'Fitax I' 12 x 9 cm stereo plate camera, c. 1920s.
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BOOTS: 3- x 4-" plate triple-extension field camera, c. 1910, with Ross London Symmetrical Anastigmat 5½" f8 lens [#58927] and roller-blind shutter.
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BURKE & JAMES: 'Watson' 5 x 7" plate tailboard camera with aluminium fittings and Schneider-Kreuznach Componon 135 mm f5.6 lens [#10048432].
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BUTCHER & SON: 'Midg No. 00' 3¼ x 4¼" plate box-type camera, c. 1902, with Primus Rapid Symmetrical lens.
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BUTCHER & SON: 'National' 4¾ x 6½" plate field camera, c. 1905, with lens with f8/11/16/22/32/44 aperture markings.
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BUTCHER & SON: 'National' 4¾ x 6½" plate field camera, c. 1905, with Beck Symmetrical lens and Thornton-Pickard roller-blind shutter.
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BUTCHER & SON: 'The Ralli' 3 x 4" plate field camera, c. 1906, with Ross Homocentric 5½" f5.6 lens and folding Newton finder.
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BUTCHER & SON: 'Cameo' 12 x 17 cm plate field camera, c. 1910s, with Beck Symmetrical lens, Automatic Minimum Cameo shutter, and metal lens cap.
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CANADIAN CAMERA CO.: 'Gem Clenco.I' 4 x 5" plate field camera, c. 1932.
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CARPENTIER: 'Photo Jumelle' 6.5 x 9 cm plate binocular-styled camera, c. 1890s.
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CHAPMAN: 'British' 4¾ x 6½" plate field camera, c. 1903, with Wray London 6½ x 5 8½" lens [#7988].
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CLEMENT & GILMER: 'Wide Angle 8½ x 6½' brass lens, c. 1890s, with focal length of approx. 4.5 cm and lens diameter of approx. 3.5 cm.
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CONTESSA: Duchessa Stereo 45 x 107 mm plate strut-folding stereo camera, c. 1913, with twin Tessar 65 mm f4.5 lenses and Compur shutters.
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DALLMEYER: No. 4 Stigmatic Series II brass portrait lens [#72829], c. 1890s, with lens diameter of approx. 33 mm, total height of 56 mm, and f6/8/11/16/22/32/45 aperture markings, together with leather case.
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DALLMEYER: 'Adon' telephoto extension, attached to lens marked 'A CME TB' with accompanying mounting flange.
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DEMARIA-LAPIERRE & MOLLIER: 15 x 10 cm plate tailboard camera, c. 1900s, with H. Roussel Paris Trylor 135 mm f4.5 lens [#436353].
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DEMARIA-LAPIERRE & MOLLIER: 178 x 130 mm plate tailboard camera, c. 1900s, with Wollensak Anastigmat Series IV f6.3 lens [#203471] and roller-blind shutter.
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ERNEMANN: 'Heag I' 9 x 12 cm plate field camera, c. 1920s, with Detektiv Aplanat 13.5 cm f6.8 lens and shutter release cable. Curved-strut version.
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ETAH LONDON: 'Etah' 4¾ x 6½" field camera, c. 1910, with Thornton-Pickard Rectoplanat lens.
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EUGEN LOEBER: 'Reisekamera' 5 x 7" tropical wood tailboard camera, c. 1895, with well-preserved blue bellows, Schlesicky-Strohlein Frankfurt am Mein Rapid Aplanat Comfort Serie B.A8 lens [#6158], and lens cap.
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EVANS: 'Hanover No. 1' 3¼ x 4¼" plate field camera, c. 1900, with Zeiss Kodak Anastigmat No. 2 f6.3 lens [#1208203].
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FALLOWFIELD: 10 x 8" plate tailboard camera, c. 1890, with Wray London 15" lens [#3898] and three double-dark slides. Offered in case marked 'The London Camera Exchange Co Ltd'.
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FALLOWFIELD: 4¾ x 6½" plate field camera, c. 1890s, with Beck Symmetrical lens and roller-blind shutter.
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GIROUX ALPHONSE: 1/3 scale replica Daguerreotype camera, c. 1970s. Produced by Jerry Smith.
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GOERZ: 'Stereo Vest Pocket Tenax' 45 x 107 mm plate stereo camera, c. 1912, with twin Celor 60 mm f4.5 lenses.
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GOMZ: 'FK-13' 13 x 18 cm tailboard camera, c. 1930, with Gomz N-51 210 mm f4.5 lens [#5300308] and lens cap.
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GRAFLEX: 'Auto Graflex' 3 x 4" plate SLR camera, c. 1910, with Kodak Anastigmat 7½" f4.5 lens [#2555].
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GRAFLEX: Speed Graphic folding 3¼ x 4¼" plate camera, c. 1930, with Optar 135 mm f4.7 lens [#884480] and Kalart Synchronized Range Finder attachment [#B90882].
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GRIFFITHS: 3- x 4" plate box camera, c. 1895, with guillotine shutter and leather covering.
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GUNDLACH: 'Korona III' 5 x 7" plate field camera, c. 1910s, with Special Anastigmat f6.3 lens [#201864], lens cap, and Betax No. 3 shutter.
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GUNDLACH: 'Korona II' 125 x 95 mm plate field camera, c. 1920s, with R. & J. Beck Koilos Isostigmar 6.75" f6.3 lens [#116677].
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