Lot
Number | Description | Final Bid |
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| Scarce, fifteen lens, ROYAL MAIL, POSTAGE STAMP CAMERA by Butcher, circa 1910. Condition is excellent with very minor signs of use. Comes with a glass plate negative and print from the negative. There are known to be “fakes” or “reproductions” of this camera from India. The camera being offered here has been examined by several reputable dealers in the U.K. for authenticity. The camera is unconditionally guaranteed to be genuine in all respects.
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| Beautifully crafted half plate mahogany & brass CAMERA OUTFIT by MEAGHER, London circa 1900. The outfit comprises the camera with a Dallmeyer, 6 X 5 Rapid Rectilinear lens no. 40603, a set of Waterhouse stops to fit the lens, a Thornton Pickard, roller blind shutter, five double dark plate holders, a set of cardboard mounted filters, a tripod and even a dark cloth! All are in a fitted heavily worn leather case, with the exception of the tripod. Except for the case, everything is in excellent condition.
| $ 600 |
| KODAK, ORDINARY MODEL “C” plate version, circa 1890’s. Signs of use but still very good condition, with fully working shutter.
| $ 900 |
| Magnificent DARKROOM SAFELIGHT, circa 1870’s, probably German. The red cylinder has the following mark “Massivrubin KRONE Spectroskopisch Lichtsicher”. Measures 18” high. Signs of wear to the base metal, overall very good to excellent condition.
| $ 300 |
| KODAK No. 3 BULLS-EYE CAMERA, Model “D”, circa 1910. Everything is working as it should. Excellent condition. | $ 40 |
| Three primitive tinplate HARVARD CAMERAS by Perry Mason & Co., Boston, circa 1890’s, all with minor variations. Overall very good condition as illustrated. The lot includes film boxes, a photograph, and two negatives taken by the Harvard Camera. I believe this camera was marketed by a boy’s magazine. The advertisement is from “The Youth’s Companion”, February 25, 1897, page 94.
| $ 425 |
| First version, BLAIR DETECTIVE Camera, circa 1890’s. Excellent condition and fully working shutter. | $ 300 |
| No. 3 Folding Pocket KODAK with attractive red bellows. There is some wear to the black leather and a small piece of leather missing from the side, overall very good condition.
| $ 40 |
| No. 3A Autographic KODAK Special Camera, model B, circa 1920’s. It has a Bausch & Lomb f63 lens and an Optimo 8 speed shutter by the Wollensak Optical Co. Excellent condition. Comes with the original leather case.
| $ 30 |
| TEDDY CAMERA Model A, by the Teddy Camera Co., Inc., Newark, N. J., circa 1925. There are numerous scratches and wear to the red tinplate, overall good to very good condition. Comes with a packet of “Pos-Tiv” cards. While not a rare item, the camera is almost impossible to find with the developing tank.
| $ 250 |
| Ansco PHOTO VANITY DETECTIVE CAMERA, circa 1920’s. The outfit is in superb condition and absolutely complete in all respects, it even has the original change purse and instructions. A rare camera to find in this condition, the finest example that we have ever offered.
| $ 1,700 |
| KODAK, “HAWKETTE”, no. 2 CAMERA in marbled brown Bakelite. Made by Kodak in Great Britain during the 1930’s. Excellent condition with no chips or cracks. | $ 75 |
| KODAK GIRL SCOUT CAMERA, circa 1930, with the original Girl Scout leather case and original green bellows. Very little sign of use, overall very good to excellent condition.
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| KODAK BOY SCOUT CAMERA, circa 1930, with the original Boy Scout leather case and original green bellows. Very little sign of use, slight mis-fold of the bellows, overall very good to excellent condition.
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| ZEISS IKON Nettar, model 515 for 6 x 9 cm exposures, with f4.5 Nettar lens, and fully working Telma shutter. Signs of light wear, overall very good condition.
| $ 25 |
| GRAFLEX GRAPHIC 35 CAMERA with f2.8 Graphlar lens and fully working Prontor - SVS shutter. Excellent condition.
| $ 45 |
| French STYLOPHOT, Standard Camera circa 1955, in the original box. Comes with three unused 16mm film cassettes. Excellent working condition.
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| KODAK Stereoscopic Camera, circa 1955. Excellent condition with fully working shutter (speed accuracy not guaranteed).
| $ 65 |
| No. 1A POCKET KODAK in Green with matching green leather case and the original instructions. Everything is in like new condition. I don’t believe this camera was ever used.
| $ 120 |
| KODAK RETINA IIIS, serial no. 56682, with f2.8/50mm Xenar lens and Synchro Compur shutter. Excellent working condition. Plus Kodak RETINETTE 1A – (type 044) with f2.8 Reomar lens and Prontor 250S shutter. Serial number EK839295. This camera is in like new condition.
| $ 80 |
| Bell & Howell “FILMO 75” for 16mm film circa 1928. A very attractive camera in full working condition. Together with a Cine KODAK Magazine 1600, with 102mm f2.7 Kodak Ektanon lens. Excellent condition.
| $ 110 |