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1 Multiple 12- Lens Camera 1 Multiple 12- Charles E. Hofmans, Multiplikator- Charles E. Hofmans, Lens Camera Brussels. Tropical Kamera mit 12 Otherwisene/Bruxelles, "Ch. wood body, body no. Objektiven "Ch. Appareils et Hofmans", 2849, size: (12 x) 25 Hofmans", Accessoires pour la Brussels, c. x 30 mm for plate of Brüssel, um Photographie. 1890 13 x 18 cm, 1890 Gehäuse-Nr. 2849. Für dimensions of 12 Aufnahmen (25 x camera body: 5 x 30 mm) auf Platten 13 7 4/5 x 6 1/4 in. – x 18 cm, Without doubt, a very Edelholzgehäuse mit rare collector's item 12 Meniskusobjektiven and a true museum (fixed focus), piece! – Literature: Kamerakörper: 13 x 20 "Camera's uit Belgie x 16 cm. Nur ein en Nederland", p. 39. weiteres Exemplar bekannt: "Collection Museum voor Fotografie, Antwerpen". – Zweifellos ein äußerst seltenes Stück von hoher Museumsqualität! – Literatur: "Camera's uit Belgie en Nederland", S. 39. 2500 4000 2 Rare E. Leybold's Seltener E. Leybold's Scientific 3- Nachfolger wissenschaftlich Nachfolger Color Mechanische er 3-Farben- Mechanische Projection Werkstätten Cöln Projektionsvorsat Werkstätten Cöln Attachment, a/Rh. Unusual z, um 1890 a/Rh. c. 1890 attachment with 3 Außergewöhnliches filters red/green/blue, Vorsatzgerät mit 3 tropical wood, iris Filtern rot/grün/blau 2 x stop, moveable 2 cm, lenses, lens Edelholzgehäuse, diameters approx. 1 Triebverstellungen, 2/5 in., size of the abblendbare attachment 5 ½ x 5 ½ Projektionslinsen x 5 ½ in. – Very rare (verschiebbar). attachment for Linsendurchmesser experiments with light jeweils 3 cm. – Als and colors! Lichtquelle diente eine Laterna Magica oder ein Vergrößerer. – Sehr seltenes Vorsatzgerät für Experimente mit Licht und Farbe! Größe: 14 x 14 x 14 cm. 400 500 3 Royal Mail Butcher & Sons, Royal Mail Photo Butcher & Sons, Photo Stamp London. 15-lens Stamp Camera, London. 15-linsige Camera, version for 1907 Briefmarkenkamera, 1907 simultaneous auf Platte 9 x 12 cm, exposure of 15 stamp- Gehäuse-Nr. 144, sized images on the Edelholzgehäuse, 9x12cm plate, body funktionierender no. 144, shutter Verschluß, 8 Messing- works, 8 brass Zierringe auf Front ornamental rings on fehlen (können ersetzt front missing, werden), focusing screen back. Mattscheibenrückteil. – – Very attractive Ein klassisches exhibition piece and Sammlungsstück! – desirable collector's Literatur: McKeown's item! – Literature: Price Guide 2005/06, McKeown's Price S. 173, und Michel Guide 2005/06, p. Auer, "Kameras 173, and Michel gestern und heute", S. Auer, "Kameras 276. gestern und heute", p. 276. 700 1000 4 Chor-Identar, Ets. Chotard, France. Chor-Identar, Ets. Chotard, 1947 Multiplying camera 1947 Frankreich, for 16 photos of 2 x 3 Multiplikator-Kamera cm on 9 x 12 cm für 16 Aufnahmen auf plates, lens: Saphir- Platte 9 x 12 cm, Boyer 3,5/50 mm. – Aufnahmeformat 2 x 3 Rare multiplying cm, Objektiv Saphir- camera. – Literature: Boyer 3,5/50 mm. – Francesch, Bovis and Eine selten Boucher, "Les angebotene Appareils Photo- Multiplikator-Kamera. – graphiques Français", Literatur: Francesch, p. 313, no. 1504. Bovis und Boucher, "Les Appareils Photographiques Français", S. 313, Nr. 1504. 800 1100 5 Multiple Lens Presumably England. Briefmarken- Vermutlich England. Wet-Plate Walnut, with 9 Naßplattenkamer Nußbaumholz, mit Camera, c. unmarked brass a mit 9 Objek neun unbezeichneten 1860–70 lenses for postage- tiven, um Messingobjektiven für stamp sized images 1860–70 Aufnahmen in on plate of 13 x 18 Briefmarkengröße auf cm, front standard einer Platte 13 x 18 focusing, focusing cm, Verstellung über screen back. – Rare Zahntrieb, camera in original Schiebekastenprinzip, condition! Mattscheibenrückteil. – Seltenes Stück in unrestauriertem gutem Originalzustand. 5000 7000 6 Photo- Troughton & Simms Photo-Theodolite Troughton & Simms Theodolite by Ltd., York, London. von Troughton & Ltd., York, London. Troughton & Photograph format Simms, um Aufnahmeformat 8 x Simms, c. 3 1/6 x 4 in., tropical 1901 10,5 cm (3 1/6 x 4 in.), 1901 wood, brass fittings, Edelholzgehäuse mit brass telescope, 2 Messingbeschlägen, levels, unmarked Messing-Teleskope, 2 brass lens with built- Stablibellen, in shutter, rack-and- unbezeichnetes pinion focusing, Messing-Objektiv mit focusing screen back eingebautem and one double Verschluß, cassette. Theodolite Triebeinstellung, not complete, in need Mattscheibenrückteil of attention, tripod. – und Doppelkassette. Extremely rare Theodolit unvollständig combination. – und reparaturbedürftig, Literature: Stanley auf Dreifuß montiert. – book, 1901. Extrem seltene Kombination. – Literatur: Stanley Book, 1901. 3500 5000 7 "Ives' The Dreifarben- The Kromskop" 3- Photochromoscope Stereobetrachter Photochromoscope Color Stereo Syndicate Ltd., "Ives' Syndicate Ltd., Viewer, 1895 London, with blue Kromskop", 1895 London, mit blauem and green filters (red und grünem missing). Mahogany Filtereinsatz (rot fehlt), body with brass Mahagonigehäuse mit fittings. Viewer needs Messingbeschlägen. attention. A rare Gerät bedarf der collector's item in the Pflege. – Edles und history of stereo and wertvolles 3-color photography. Sammlungsstück, – Literature: Wing, sowohl zur Geschichte "Stereoscopes", p. der Stereo- als auch 218–220. der 3-Farben- Photographie! – Literatur: Wing, "Stereoscopes", S. 218–220. 900 1400 8 Ives' Lantern The Ives' Lantern The Kromskop, c. Photochromoscope Kromskop, um Photochromoscope 1895 Syndicate Ltd., 1895 Syndicate Ltd., London. 3-color London. Dreifarben- attachment for magic Laterna-Magica- lantern, with filter set Vorsatz, mit Filtersatz red/blue/ green, lens rot/blau/ grün, mit holder (size Ø 52 Objektivhalterung für mm), 3 brass Laterna Magica Ø 52 projection lenses, mm, 3 original wooden box Messingprojektionsobj without door. – ektive, Transportkoffer. Capping plate – Abdeckplatte am missing. – Extremely Gerät fehlt (kann rare Ives' 3-color ersetzt werden). – attachment! Weitaus seltener als der Ives' Dreifarben- Betrachter! 1500 2500 9 Original Negative size 9 x 24 Miethe's Original- Negativformat 9 x 24 Bermpohl cm, from the former Dreifarben- cm, aus dem Miethe's Miethe archives. Negativ von ehemaligen Miethe- Three-Color Motif: coastal area, Bermpohl, um Archiv. Motiv: Negative, c. excellent illumination. 1903 Küstengebiet, sehr gut 1903 Absolute rarity. belichtet. Absolute (2–3/–) – Add-on: Rarität ersten Ranges! Second Miethe (2–3/–) – Dabei: negative (broken), Zweites Miethe- motif: still life. Negativ (zerbrochen), Motiv: Stilleben. 400 500 10 Baby Al-Vista The Multiscope & Baby Al-Vista The Multiscope & Film No. 2, 1906 Film Co., Burlington, No. 2, 1906 Co., Burlington, WI, WI, USA. Small USA. Kleine panoramic camera Panoramakamera für for film 120. The 120er-Film. Der winding key has to be Schlüssel zum added, release after Aufziehen muß ergänzt cocking by hand werden, Auslösen faultless. nach Spannen per Hand einwandfrei. 200 300 11 "Demaria" Demaria, Paris. Size Panorama- Demaria, Paris. Format Panoramic 7 x 23 cm, with Deltar Kamera 7 x 23 cm, mit Deltar Camera, Serie II 6,3/110 mm "Demaria", 1902 Serie II 6,3/110 mm, 2 1902 lens, shutter with two Verschlußzeiten. – speeds. – Extremely Extrem seltene rare panoramic Panorama-Kamera! camera! 300 400 12 Elnain Color- Extraordinarily rare 3- Strahlenteilungsk Außerordentlich Separation color camera à la amera "Elnain", seltene Dreifarben- Camera, c. Bermpohl by "Elnain- um 1927/28 Kamera à la "Berm 1927/28 Kamera Werkstätte, pohl" der Elnain- Wiesbaden- Kamera Werkstätte, Hennethal", owned Wiesbaden-Hennethal, by Emil Reckmeier. Inhaber/Teilhaber Emil For 9 x 12 cm Reckmeier. Für exposures. Very rare 9x12cm-Aufnahmen. tropical wood model, Sehr seltene Tropen- serial no. 53! With Ausführung mit Serien- Schneider-Kreuznach Nr. 53, mit Schneider- "Xenar 4,5/210" lens, Kreuznach "Xenar no. 1849358 in 4,5/210" Nr. 1849358, Deckel-Compound in Deckel-Compound- shutter 1–1/100 sec., Verschluß 1–1/100 M, B, T. Beams are Sek., M, B, T. split by pellicle Strahlenteilung findet mirrors. The camera statt durch dünn was constructed by beschichtete Spiegel. Emil Reckmeier, Von Emil Reckmeier, Cologne, as an Köln, konstruierte, improved version of verbesserte Bermpohl- the "Bermpohl" by the Version, die auch von same designer. After ihm konstruiert worden a serious conflict with war. Nach Bermpohl, he left the Überwerfung mit company and Bermpohl gründete established his own Reckmeier die Firma Elnain-Kamera Elnain-Kamera Werkstätte in Werkstätte in Wiesbaden. After Wiesbaden, die aber 4000 6000 13 "Anthony" E. & H.T. Anthony, "Anthony" mit E. & H.T. Anthony, with Manufacturer, 591 Multiplikator- Manufacturer, 591 Multiplying Broadway, N.Y., Rückteil, um Broadway, N.Y., Camera Patent Nov. 11, 1884, 1885 Patent Nov. 11, 1884, Back, c. 1885 very interesting and sehr interessante und technically costly technisch aufwendige construction. Similar amerikanische to "Fairy Camera", 13 Kamera. x 18 cm. Brass Ross Spindeltriebverstellung 6 in. lens. Modified . Ähnlich "Fairy with multiplying Camera", für Format camera back for 13 x 18 cm. police photography of Messingobjektiv Ross criminal mug shots. 6 in. Back for 3 exposures, Spezialmodifikation mit one after another, Multiplikator-Rückteil with a sliding board, für kriminalistische each exposure 4,5 x Steckbrief- 3 cm. Special Photographie, Rückteil focusing back. Sharp für 3 Bilder focusing at fully nacheinander, jeweils returted bellows. – An 4,5 x 3 cm, interesting American Spezialmattscheibe. collector's item! Scharfeinstellung bei gänzlich eingefahrenem Balgen! – Ein hochinteressantes Sammlungsstück! 800 1100 14
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