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Eve Glenn Posters, The Beatles, Cameras & Photographic Equipment, Day 2 — Leski Auctions Pty. Ltd.

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Auction House:Leski Auctions Pty. Ltd.Number of lots recorded:721
Sale Title:Eve Glenn Posters, The Beatles, Cameras & Photographic Equipment, Day 2Lots with images:721
Auction Location:MelbournePrices available:706
Date:30-Oct-2024
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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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Houghton: 'Ensign Victo' 4¾ x 6½" plate field camera, c. 1900, with W. Kenngott Paris Rectilinear lens.
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Houghton: 'The Victo' 4¾ x 6½" plate field camera, c. 1900, with Busch's Rapid Aplanat no. Foc. 8" lens.
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Houghton: 4¾ x 6½" plate triple-extension field camera, c. 1900s, with Thornton-Pickard Beck Symmetrical lens.
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Houghton: 'Ensign Victo' triple-extension field camera, c. 1900, with lens with f8/11/16/22/32/44/64 aperture markings, Ensign roller-blind shutter, and plate that reads 'Specially manufactured for Harringtons Ltd. Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide'.
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Houghton: no. 1A 'Triple Victo' 4¾ x 6½" triple extension field camera, c. 1900s, with Ensign Aplanat 9 f7.7 lens, Thornton-Pickard roller-blind shutter, and Watson Bowden 'The Antinuous' shutter release cable.
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Houghton: 'Triple Victo' 4¾ x 6½" triple extension field camera, c. 1900s, with lens with f8/11/16/22/32/44/64 aperture markings and Thornton-Pickard roller-blind shutter.
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Houghton: 'Sanderson Junior' 4¾ x 6 ½" plate triple-extension field camera, c. 1903, with Beck Isosti cmar 6.25" f5.8 lens [#114636], Thornton-Pickard roller-blind shutter, and Watson Bowden 'The Antinuous' shutter release cable.
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Houghton: 'Klito no. 1' 3¼ x 4¼" plate box-type camera, c. 1905, with Rapid Achromatic lens.
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Houghton: 'Klito no. 2' 3¼ x 4¼" plate box-type camera, c. 1905, with Beck single Achromatic lens.
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Houghton: 'Klito 3a' 3¼ x 4¼" plate box-type camera, c. 1911, with Rectimat Symmetrical lens and 'Australia & N.Z. Ton Trademark' inlay.
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Hugo Meyer Goerlitz: 7¾" f4 / 12-" f8 double Plasmat lens [#291200], together with 8.5 cm lens extension.
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Huttig: 5 x 7" plate tailboard camera, c. 1900, with Goerz Berlin Doppel-Anastigmat Syntor 180 mm f6.8 lens [#199679] and 'Rudolf Holzer St. Johann i. P.-Salzburg' retailer's plate.
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Ica: 'Reflex' 8 x 10.5 cm plate SLR camera, c. 1914, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 15 cm f4.5 lens [#527582]. Offered in leather case with wallet containing three double-dark slides.
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Kodak: 'Pony Premo no. 3' 4 x 5" plate field camera, c. 1898, with Rapid Rectilinear lens and 'Baker & Rouse' retailer's inlay.
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Korner & Mayer: 'Nettel' 9 x 15 cm plate strut-folding camera, c. 1902, with Tessar 15 cm f4.5 lens [#122058]. Korner & Mayer later became part of Contessa-Nettel, and thence Zeiss Ikon.
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Lancaster: 'Merveilleux' 10.5 x 10.5 cm field camera, c. 1880s, with integrated lens and tripod attachment.
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Lancaster: 'Merveilleux' 16 x 16 cm plate field camera with brass lens, c. 1880s.
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Lancaster: 'Merveilleux' 10.5 x 10.5 cm plate field camera with brass lens and tripod adapter element, c. 1880s.
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Lancaster: 4¾ x 6½" plate stereo tailboard camera, c. 1885, with twin Taylor, Taylor & Hobson no. 12/274 series III Cooke 4¼ x 3¼ Eq. Focus 4.05/4.95" lenses.
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Lancaster: 'Aluminium mounted Instantograph' 3¼ x 4¼" plate field camera, c. 1886, with Lancaster lens. Featuring aluminium fittings and unusual rear hinge mechanism.
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Lancaster: 'Merveilleux' 4¾ x 6½" plate tailboard camera, c. 1886, with lens with f4/6/8/14/16 aperture markings, and 'Kemp Chemist Chester' retailer's inlay.
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Lancaster: 'Meritoire' 8½ x 6½" plate field camera, c. 1888, with Ross London 216 mm Xpres coated f4.5 lens [#201794].
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Lancaster: 'Folding Instantograph' 4¾ x 6½" plate field camera, c. 1890s, with lens with four aperture settings and unusual rear hinge mechanism.
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Lancaster: 'Rover' detective camera, c. 1891, with patented 'See-Saw' shutter.
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Lancaster: 'Rover' detective camera, c. 1891, with patented 'See-Saw' shutter and lens with f10/20/30 aperture markings.
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Lancaster: '1892 Instantograph' 3¼ x 4¼" plate field camera, with J. Lancaster & Sons lens, see-saw shutter attachment, unusual rear hinge mechanism, and 'L. W. Small & Co. Melbourne & Sydney' retailer's plate.
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Lancaster: '1893 Instantograph' 4½ x 6½" plate field camera, with J. Lancaster & Son gilt band Ex. Rapid Rectigraph lens and lens cap.
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Lancaster: '1894 Instantograph' 4¼ x 3¼" plate field camera, with Taylor, Taylor & Hobson 6½ x 4¾" R. R. Lens [#12122], and unusual rear hinge mechanism.
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Lancaster: 'Amateur' 4¾ x 6½" plate tailboard camera, c. 1895, with Thornton-Pickard roller-blind shutter.
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Lancaster: 'Extra Special' 4¾ x 6½" plate triple-extension camera, c. 1895, with Busch's Rapide Aplanat no. 3 10" lens, Thornton-Pickard roller-blind shutter, and Watson Bowden 'The Antinuous' shutter release cable.
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Lancaster: '1898 Instantograph' 6½ x 4¾" plate field camera, with lens with f8/11/16/22/32/44/64 aperture markings, lens cap, unusual rear hinge mechanism, and 'Nadkarni & Co. Bombay' retailer's inlay.
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Lancaster: 3- x 4-" plate field camera, c. 1900s, with Lancaster lens, lens cap, and tripod mount.
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Lancaster: '1901 Instantograph' 4¼ x 3¼" plate field camera with J. Lancaster & Sons lens, in leather case together with two double-dark slides and see-saw shutter attachment with release cable.
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Lancaster: '1907 B. B. Instantograph' 6½ x 4¾" plate field camera with uninscribed brass lens and unusual rear hinge mechanism.
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Lizars: 'Rambler' 3¼ x 4¼" plate field camera, c. 1898, with lens with f8/11/16/22/32/44/64 aperture markings, and Thornton-Pickard roller-blind shutter.
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Lizars: 'Challenge' 4¾ x 6½" field camera, c. 1905, with Taylor, Taylor & Hobson series Viia Cooke Primoplane f6.5 lens and Lizars 'Challange' roller-blind shutter.
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Lizars: 'Challenge' 4 x 5" plate field camera, c. 1905, with Taylor, Taylor & Hobson series III 6½ x 4¾" lens [#16217] and 'Sands, hunter & Co. London' retailer's inlay.
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Lizars: 'Challenge' 4¾ x 6½" triple-extension field camera, c. 1905, with lens with f8/11/16/22/32/44/64 aperture markings and Thornton-Pickard roller-blind shutter.
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Lizars: 'Challenge' 4¾ x 6½" plate triple-extension field camera, c. 1905, with Thornton-Pickard Beck Symmetrical lens.
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London & Paris Optic: 'The Baroness' 4¾ x 6½" plate field camera, c. 1890, with lens with f8/11/16/22/32/44/64 aperture markings and lens cap.
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Marion: mahogany 21.5 x 16.5 cm plate tailboard camera, c. 1890s, with three double-dark slides and spare front element.
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Maugey Aine: brass petzval lens with engraving that reads 'Maugey Aine Opticien Paris', c. 1870s. Focal length approx. 9.5 cm, lens diameter approx. 5.5 cm, total length approx. 15 cm.
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Mentor Goltz & Breutman: 'Mentor' approx. 10 x 8 cm plate reflex-type folding camera, c. 1913, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 15 cm f4.5 lens [#241814] and 'Ivens & Co. Den Haag' retailer's inlay.
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Meyer & Wanner: 13 x 18 cm plate field camera, c. 1900s, with Beck Rectilinear 8 x 5 9" lens [#2749].
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Perken, Son & Rayment: 'Optimus' 4¾ x 6½" plate field camera, c. 1880s, with Optimus 5 x 4 lens.
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Rancoule: 'Quo Vadis' 9 x 12 cm binocular-style plate camera, c. 1900s.
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Richard Jules: Verascope no. 1 stereo plate camera [#28521], c. 1899, with lens cap and matching Verascope leather case.
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Richard Jules: type 1 Glyphoscope stereo plate camera [#44995], c. 1904.
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Richard Jules: type 2 Glyphoscope stereo plate camera [#66612], c. 1905.
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Richard Jules: two c. 1908 Glyphoscope stereo plate cameras [#52007 & 67892] - one type 3 and one type 4. (2 cameras)
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Richard Jules: Verascope no. 5 stereo plate camera [#34654], c. 1911, with twin Tessar 55 mm f4.5 lenses.
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Rochester Optical: 3¼ x 4¼" plate Premo-type folding camera, c. 1900s, with Bausch Lomb 4 x 5 Rectilinear lens and Victor shutter.
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Ross London: 13 x 19 cm plate field camera, c. 1890s, with Rapid Rectilinear 6½ x 4¾ lens [#432].
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Ross London: brass petzval lens [#9890], height 10.1 cm (sans lens hood), lens diameter, approx. 6.5 cm, c. 1880s.
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Royal: 4¾ x 6½" field camera, c. 1890s, with Wray London 5" W. A. R. Lens [#12273] and roller-blind shutter.
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Sanderson: 4¾ x 6½" field camera, c. 1890s, with Ross London 7" compound Homocentric f6.8 lens [#90166], roller-blind shutter, and Watson Bowden 'The Antinuous' shutter release cable.
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Sanderson: 4¾ x 6½" plate field camera, c. 1890s, with Beck Symmetrical lens and roller-blind shutter.
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Sanderson: 4¾ x 6½" plate 'Tropical Hand-and-Stand' camera, c. 1910s, with Aldis Anastigmat no. 7 f7.7 lens [#41663].
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