Fine Photographica & Instruments Of Science - 26th April 2019 by flints auctions

Fine Photographica & Instruments of Science & Medicine 26th April 2019

Fine Photographica & Instruments of Science & Medicine 26th April 2019 at 12:00

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Auction Venue Royal Berkshire Conference Centre Madejski Stadium Reading RG2 0FL Auctioneer Roger Hollest F.R.I.C.S. Enquiries Jonathan Brown jonathan@flintsauctions.com +44 (0) 7387 198 886 Matthew Nunn matt@flintsauctions.com +44 (0) 7429 788 720 Keith Petts keith@flintsauctions.com +44 (0) 7821 667 663 Conditions of Sale This auction is subject to Important Notices, Conditions of Sale and Reserves Office Address Flints Auctions Ltd Unit 4B Apollo House Calleva Park Aldermaston RG7 8TN

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Important Notices Descriptions & Conditions All lots are offered subject to the ‘Terms & Conditions’ exhibited which are set forth at the back of this catalogue, on The-saleroom.com and on LiveAuctioneers.com. For full terms and conditions of sale please contact our auction office. All descriptions and conditions of lots, whether written or verbal, are based upon information provided by the seller and our opinion, only. Lots are sold to the buyer on a ‘sold as seen’ basis which may include faults or imperfections. Photographs included in this catalogue are intended as a guide only and may not be an exact representation of the lot in terms of colour, for example. All measurements and sizes are approximate. It is your responsibility to examine any lot prior to bidding to satisfy yourself regarding condition, provenance, period, age, quality, origin and value. Given the age of the lots, they have may have been damaged or repaired so you should not assume that a lot is in ‘good’ condition. Electronic or mechanical parts may not operate as intended and all lots are sold as items of interest for display purposes only. Shipping For information and estimates on shipping, either domestic or international, please contact us via info@flintsauctions.com or +44 (0) 20 3086 8550. CITES Please be aware that all lots marked with the symbol § are subject to CITES regulations when exporting these items outside the EU. Regulations may be found at www.ukcites.gov.uk.

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Photographic Condition Grading Descriptions & Conditions To assist buyers, Flints has given a condition grade to cameras, lenses and some accessories, together with additional written notes highlighting other key points relating to the item. The condition grade is based upon our opinion at time of cataloguing and is still subject to â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Terms & Conditionsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; set forth at the back of this catalogue. We are unable to check and test certain aspects of light meters, rangefinders and electronics / electronic shutters. All buyers are given the opportunity to view and test all lots on either the viewing day or morning of the sale. Cosmetic Condition E VG G F P

Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor

As new / appears to be unused Minimal marks or wear Light marks or wear Moderate marks or wear Heavy marks or wear

Mechanical Shutter function is indicated as working or not working, with additional written notes stating if any speeds are inaccurate. Shutters that are battery dependent are not tested. As shutters are fragile, they cannot be guaranteed and the conditions mentioned in the catalogue are at time of testing and may not represent the condition post-sale. Lenses & Optics E VG G F P

Excellent Very Good Good Fair Poor

Clear optics as new Minimal marks, some dust may present Light marks, possible cleaning marks or imperfections Moderate marks, noticeable cleaning marks or imperfections Heavy marks or wear

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表面狀況 E VG G F P

極佳很好好尚可差

全新 / 似乎未曾使用極少痕跡或磨損輕微痕跡或磨損中度痕跡或磨損嚴重痕跡或磨損

機械部件指出快門功能是否運作正常，並提供其他書面註釋，以表明有無任何速度不準確。不予測試電池操作的快門。由於快門容易受損，因此無法提供保證，而圖錄中提到的為測試時的情況，不能代表售後的狀況。

鏡頭與光學部件 E VG G F P

極佳很好好尚可差

光學部件清晰如新極少痕跡，可能有些灰塵輕微痕跡，可能有清潔痕跡或瑕疵一般痕跡，明顯的清潔痕跡或瑕疵嚴重痕跡或磨損

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Instruments of Science & Medicine Microscopes & Slides Physics, Weights & Measures

1 - 60

Early Technology Drawing, Surveying & Calculating

61 - 69 70 - 83

84 - 108

Medical 109 - 121

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Microscopes & Slides

1. An Exceptionally Large Cabinet of Microscope Slides, 19th Century, constructed of French polished mahogany on plinth base, glazed door to front with lock and key, two campaign style handles to sides, containing 30 deep drawers each capable of holding 3 rows of 15 standard slides, large drawer at base for other accessories, all slides are prepared by ‘Watson & Sons, London’, drawers are generally arranged by subject and cover, entomology, minerology and geology, diatoms, natural history, marine biology, biology, histology and many other subjects, with original copy of Watsons 1933 catalogue of ‘Objects For The Microscope’, cabinet 93cm tall x 37cm deep x 50cm wide (approximately 1243 slides)

Slides of Particular Note: ‘Precious Opal, Black Opal In Matrix’; ‘Gold Leaf Transmitting Green Light’; ‘Fossil Tooth of Shark’; ‘Fossil of Masterdon’; various exhibition Polycystina; various exhibition Spicules of Sponge; arranged butterfly wing parts; many full insect slides; a good selection of fine geology slides. £8,000 - £12,000

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2. A Large Cabinet of Microscope Slides, 19th Century, constructed of French polished mahogany on plinth base, glazed door to front with lock and key, containing 36 drawers each capable of holding 3 rows of 12 standard slides, each drawer with ebony pull with number in centre and porcelain label in centre, professionally prepared slides by makers including: E. HINTON, 12 Vorley Rd, London, N; H. W. DARLSTON, Birmingham; C. BAKER, 244 H. Holborn, London W.C., cabinet 39cm wide x 34cm deep x 39cm wide (approximately 1145 slides)

Slides of Particular Note; HINTON slide labelled ‘Humming Bird Feathers’; HINTON slide labelled ‘View of Precious Opal in Matrix’; DARLASTON slide, very fine, labelled ’Fluospar’; various good diatom slides; various full insect slides. £2000 - £4000

3. A Large Cabinet of Microscope Slides, 19th Century, constructed of French polished mahogany, glazed door to front with lock and key, containing 21 drawers each capable of holding 3 rows of 8 standard slides, each drawer with single pull to centre, with many professionally prepared slides by makers including: SMITH, BECK & BECK, 31 Cornhill, E.C. London, N; H. W. DARLSTON, Birmingham; C. BAKER, 244 H. Holborn, London W.C. (approximately 265 slides)

Slides of Particular Note; One drawer contains a collection of 24 wood section slides, all in very good clean condition; a fine stained Human Kidney slide with a secondary label for the Quekett Microscopical Club and further marked ‘THE WILLIAMS BEQUEST’; a good collection of many diatoms. £800 - £1200

4. A Large Polished Pine Cabinet of Microscope Slides, 19th Century, with 21 drawers each with ebony handle and two labels, each drawer capable of holding 8 standard slides in 3 rows, with many professionally prepared slides by slide-makers including: Abraham Flatters, Longsight; Flatters, Milborne &

McKechnie, Longsight; W. H. DARLSTON, Birmingham; C. BAKER, London; WARD, Manchester; Sinel & Co Jersey; NORMAN; AMOS TOPPING; WATSON & SONS, London; A. C. COLE (approximately

7. A Collection of Microscope Soundings, from various location as depths, case constructed of light wood with flip front and hinged top, slides by various makers including ‘WHEELER, RUSSELL’ and others £300 - £500

522 slides) £600 - £1200

5. A Polished Pine Cabinet of Diatom Microscope Slides, 19th Century, constructed of polished pine, with 12 drawers each capable of holding 12 standard slides, with many professionally prepared slides by slide-makers including; WATSON & SONS, 313

High Holborn, London; J. D. MOLLER, Wedel in Holstein, AMOS TOPPING, London; H. J. BAKER; and many others (approximately

8. A Very Fine Collection of 84 Insect Microscope Slides by Watson, 19th Century, microscope slide case containing a very good collection of full and part insect specimens, cabinet constructed of polished mahogany with flip front, 14 trays each containing approximately 6 standard slides, slides all labelled ‘WATSON & SONS Ltd, 313 High Holborn, London’; This collection represents

some of the finest insect mounts from the firm of Watson.

144 slides) £800 - £1200

£600 - £1200

6. A Fine Collection of Rock & Geology Microscope Slides, 19th Century, cabinet containing a very good collection of mineral and geology specimens, cabinet constructed of polished pine with flip front and top enclosing 12 trays each containing approximately 6 standard slides, slides both prepared by both professional and amateurs, with examples labelled ‘J. T. NORMAN; E. WHEELER, 48

Tollington Rd, Holloway, London’; ‘WATSON & SONS Ltd, 313 High Holborn, London’ £800 - £1200

9. A Very Fine Collection of 84 Insect Microscope Slides by DARLSTON, 19th Century, microscope slide case containing a very good collection of full and part insect specimens, cabinet constructed of polished mahogany with flip front & top with 12 trays 11 of which contain 6 standard slides, slides all labelled ‘W. H. DARLSTON, Birmingham’; This collection represents some of the finest insect

mounts from DARLSTON. £800 - £1200

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10. A Collection of Chemical Crystals & Polarising Microscope Slides, microscope slide case containing a collection of chemical crystal and polarising microscope slides, case constructed of polished light wood with flip front & top, slides labelled ‘WATSON & SONS

Ltd, 313 High Holborn, London’; ‘NORMAN, FLATTERS & GARNET, Longsight, Manchester’; ‘C. M. TOPPING’ (36 Slides)

13. A Very Fine Collection of Dry Mounted Marine, Fossil, Crystal & Geological Microscope Specimen Slides, card slide case containing a very good collection of dry mounted mineral samples, on seven card trays, most slides labelled ‘LEONARD SANDALL, Preparer, Lingfield.’ (62 Slides) £600 - £1200

£300 - £500

11. A Collection of Chemical Crystals & Polarising Microscope Slides, slide case containing a collection of chemical crystal and polarising microscope slides, case constructed of polished light wood with flip front & top, slides labelled ‘WATSON & SONS Ltd,

313 High Holborn, London’; ‘FLATTERS & GARNET, Longsight, Manchester’ (31 Slides)

14. A Large Collection of Coal Fossil Microscope Slides, card slide case containing a very good collection of coal fossil microscope slides, many oversized and annotated for teaching purposes, slides labelled ‘W. HEMMINGWAY, Derby’;

‘W. HEMMINGWAY, Barnsley’; ‘LOMAX Bolton Lancashire Petrographic & Palaeo Botanic Labotoatories’, some by amateur preparers (58 Slides) £600 - £1200

£200 - £300

12. A Very Fine Collection of Dry Mounted Crystal & Geological Microscope Specimen Slides, card slide case containing a very good collection of dry mounted mineral samples, on seven card trays, most of the slides labelled ‘LEONARD SANDALL, Preparer, Lingfield.’ (62 Slides) £600 - £1200

15. A Large Collection of Coal Fossil Microscope Slides, card slide case containing a very good collection of coal fossil microscope slides, many oversized and annotated for teaching purposes, slides labelled ‘W. HEMMINGWAY, Derby’;

‘W. HEMMINGWAY, Barnsley’; ‘LOMAX Bolton Lancashire Petrographic & Palaeo Botanic Laboratories’; some by amateur preparers. (58 Slides) £600 - £1200

16. A Very Good Collection of Insect Microscope Slides, slide case containing a very good collection of full and part insect specimens, cabinet constructed of polished light wood with flip front & top, with 12 trays containing 6 standard slides, slides all labelled ‘FRED ENOCH’, Preparer; ‘WATSON & SONS Ltd, 313 High Holborn, London’; ‘NORMAN’; ‘FLATTERS & GARNET, Longsight, Manchester’; ‘C. M. TOPPING, W. H. DARLSTON, Birmingham’, some good amateur prepared slides and others. (approximately 66 slides) £600 - £800

£500 - £700

18. A Set of Three Geological Slides by William Crookes, English, c.1897, signed ‘W Crookes’, with comprehensive annotations £80 - £120

17. A Cabinet of Microscope Slides, 19th Century, constructed of French polished mahogany on plinth base, arched glazed door to front with lock and key, campaign style handle to top, containing 20 drawers each capable of holding 2 rows of 7 standard slides, large drawer at base for other accessories, slides by various preparers including; ‘C. COLLINS, 157 Gt. Portland St, London’; ‘W. WATSON & SONS, 313 High Holborn, London’; ‘E WHEELER, 48 Tollington Rd, Holloway, London’; ‘SMITH BECK & BECK, 6 Coleman St’ and others (approximately 290 slides)

19. A Most Unusual Meteorite Microscope Slide, English, c.1879, unsigned, but in the style of Watson & Sons, London, labels reads ‘Meteoric Stone with Cavities, containing various silicates, framework consisting of Nickleiferous Iron, “Siderolite” Op. with E??, Pol Cl.SP 4 to 3, fell near Braunfels Germany, Mar 1879’ £100 - £200

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20. A Large & Comprehensively Equipped Petrological Microscope Outfit, English, c.1890, signed ‘J Swift & Son, London’ to foot, on tall black lacquered cast brass foot with brass trunnions to top supporting main body, large plano-concave mirror to base, in gimbal-mount on an articulated arm, semi-mechanical substage above with polariser, with engraved scale, a swing out filter/stop holder, condenser assembly to top, simple stage with two clips, fully rotating stage with an engraved scale running 0-360 around perimeter, course focusing mechanism to rear with a pinion acting on diagonal rack work, polarising monocular tube with objective centring adjustment and slide in/out analyser, tube interchangeable with additional binocular tube, binocular tube with interocular rack work adjustment to top, complete with an assortment of accessories including special polarising eyepieces, including a Bertrand QuartzPlate eyepiece, a Double-Calcite-Plate eyepiece, an eyepiece Goniometer with Selenite and Mica slides, many objectives, eyepieces and other accessories, all in a large French polished mahogany cabinet with large brass recessed campaign style handle to top

Note: Swift’s catalogue refers to this model as the ‘Advanced Student Petrological’. This was the largest petrological microscope Swift made other than the large ‘A.B. Dick’ model. The catalogue refers to the binocular option at extra cost at the end of the section on petrological microscopes. £3000 - £5000

21. A Compound Cary ‘Lucernal’ Microscope Outfit, English, c.1810, engraved ‘CARY LONDON’ to inner drawer, mahogany case with circular threaded brass boss to one corner, for support pillar to screw, body constructed of turned mahogany, with a fine grain maroon Moroccan leather covering, both ends finished with lacquered brass collars, into one collar screws the eyepiece made up of a series of large diameter lenses, consisting of a pair of plano-convex (46mm diameter), bi-convex and plano-convex (58mm diameter), other collar contains a single drawer tube, engraved with signature and focus mechanism, via a wheel at side of tube, single drawer tube with fine thread into which simple objectives fit, objectives are numbered ‘1’, ‘2’ and ‘3’, two circular lacquered brass bases hold telescopic supports for a sprung stage and an oil lamp with a condenser lens £4000 - £6000

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22. A Box Mounted Compound Microscope by Chevalier, Paris, French, c.1830, signed in copperplate script ‘Charles Chevalier, Ingenieur, Opticien, Brevete, Palace Royal 163, a Paris’, microscope screws into boss on top of mahogany case, concave mirror at base, wheel of apertures, two stage clips, arm for condenser lens (missing lens), rack and pinion focusing, with accessories in fitted case with key £1000 - £1200

24. A Gould-Type Microscope by Cary, English, c.1830/40, signed ‘Cary London’, rectangular sectioned pillar screws into boss on top of case lid, concave mirror pins into base of column, stage pins into bracket moved by rack work for focusing, small limb to top with thread to accept the simple lenses or lenses in combination with compound body tube, with other various accessories and slides, in mahogany case with catches to front, box 13.8cm x 11cm x 3.5cm £300 - £400

23. A Large Chevalier Compound Achromatic Microscope, French, c.1840, signed in script to top bodytube ‘Microscope

Achromatique Perfectionne par Charles Chevalier, Ingenieur Opticien, Palais Royal a Paris’, on swept folding tripod base, with tall supporting main column to centre, compass type joint to top with square column supporting concave mirror on sliding collar, stage incorporating focusing mechanism operated via turned ivory wheel, nose piece with condenser lens on articulated arm, large diameter body tube with single drawer tube, objective and eyepiece with dust cover, height 47cm £3000 - £4000

25. A Gould-Type Microscope by Youle, English, c.1830/40, signed ‘Wm Youle, 79 Leadenhall St, London’, rectangular sectioned pillar screws into a boss to top of case, concave mirror pins into the base of column, stage screwed into bracket moved by rack work for focusing, small limb to top with thread to accept the simple lenses or lenses in combination with compound body tube, with other various accessories and slides, in mahogany case with ebony stringing, lock and key, box 16cm x 11cm x 4.5cm £250 - £350

28. A Zeiss ‘KAPILLAR-ROTATOR’ Microscope Accessory, German, c.1890, signed ‘CARL ZEISS JENA’, in original faux leather covered wooden case, constructed of nickel plated brass with engraved scale to rotator; The description from the 1898

26. A Gould-Type Microscope by Crutchton, English, c.1830/40, signed ‘Crutchton 112 Leadenhall St, London’, rectangular sectioned pillar screws into a boss on the top of the case lid, a concave mirror pins into the base of the column, the stage is screwed into a bracket moved by rackwork for focusing, a small limb at the top has a thread to accept the simple lenses or the lenses in combination with the compound body tube, with other various accessories and slides, in mahogany case with catches, box 16.3cm x 11.2cm x 4.7cm

Zeiss catalogue reads ‘The instrument serves to rotate very small objects (larvae, stages of segmentation) about a horizontal axis. The objects are examined in small glass tubes which with the part containing the object are immersed in cedar-wood oil, so as to obviate irregular refraction. This apparatus is principally intended for observation with immersion lenses.’ £100 - £200

£250 - £350

29. A Zeiss ‘PRISMEN-ROTATOR’ Microscope Accessory, German, c.1890, signed ‘CARL ZEISS JENA no. 299’, in original faux leather covered wooden case, constructed of nickel plated brass with engraved scale to rotator; This is the rare ‘Double

27. A Compound Carpenter-Type Microscope Outfit, English, c.1840, unsigned, microscope with flat folding tripod foot, compass type joint supports a circular pillar which holds mirror, sprung stage with bar limb to top, focusing via rack and pinion inside body tube, with various accessories including two objectives in can, a large table bulls-eye condenser, with other various accessories

Prism Rotator’ which incorporated a second prism to correct odd numbers of reflections, it appears in the Zeiss 1898 catalogue and cost an extra 18 marks more than the standard Prism Rotator, the description in the 1898 catalogue reads ‘This apparatus is adapted for viewing from all sides, at low magnifications, large objects, in air or water, illuminated by incident light, without necessitating any alteration in the position of the object with respect to its support. This accessory will, accordingly, be found particularly useful for the examination from all sides of such objects as are too delicate or precious to admit of any preparation. By means of a rotating base and multiple reflections at silvered prism surfaces the object is optically placed in such a position that it may be examined from above or below, or any other point.

£300 - £400

£300 - £500

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30. A Bausch & Lomb DDE Binocular/Monocular Research Microscope, American, c.1940, signed ‘BAUSCH & LOMB OPT. CO. U.S.A. PAT.1.860.430, 1.826.031, ONE INT.=0.0025, CD5105’, standing on heavy cast base, finished in black lacquer, plano-concave mirror on a tilting arm secured in place with a large knurled nut to one foot, mechanical substage with large swing out condenser to base, above is a swing out iris diaphragm with x adjustment via a micrometer wheel, above this is a dovetail slot to accept the condenser, which is engraved ‘B. & L. OPT. CO. U.S.A. ACHROMAT 8.9mm 1.4N.A. SLIDE 1.5 - 1.6mm’, substage assembly with very finely controlled rack and pinion adjustment via a small gear acting on a large gear acting on a rack, fully rotating large stage (155mm diameter) with a scale engraved around perimeter, slide holder locks in place at back of stage, course focusing is via two large chrome wheels to rear with fine focusing via smaller wheels to front, binocular head and monocular tube are interchangeable with a locking wheel to top of limb, complete with 3 original B&L eyepieces and various other eyepieces and objectives, mainly Watson, Watson objectives are all engraved ‘EXP. PATH.’, in original wooden case with drawer for accessories

Notes: B&L first introduced the new Model DDE into its range in 1929. It was described using the following (abridged) text: “DDE – A New Research and Photographic Microscope. The word “new” is so often used to describe a revamped apparatus that one hesitates to use it but in the case of this Research Microscope, the word “new” can certainly be used in the fullest sense of the word. This instrument is a radical departure from any existing type of microscope. When we took under consideration the design of a new Research Microscope, we adopted the suggestion of Dr. Lester W. Sharp of Cornell University and of his associate Dr. L. F. Randolph of the U. S. Department of Agriculture and Cornell University of placing the arm at the front of the instrument, so as to give free access to the object, stage, objectives, sub-stage and mirror and thus offer greater convenience and comfort to the user. With the further aim of providing extreme rigidity we have eliminated the usual inclination joint for arm and pillars, which are made in one piece. The stage is thus always horizontal except when the instrument is used photomicrographically, when the entire instrument is placed in horizontal position resting upon three bosses provided on the two arms and base, thus leaving each part intact and in the vertical stage.” £1000 - £2000

31. A Collection of 12 Hand Painted Victorian Microscopical Studies, English, c.1888 & 89, signed to most in pen ‘W.A(alupuis) Maw(s)’, highly detailed water colour illustrations on card with most annotated with subject, magnification, location of find, various sizes, largest 18cm x 25cm (12)

34. A Collection of 12 Hand Painted Victorian Microscopical Studies, English, c.1886, 88 & 89, signed to most in pen ‘W.A(alupuis) Maw(s)’, highly detailed water colour illustrations on card with most annotated with subject, magnification, location of find, various sizes, largest 18cm x 25cm (12)

£200 - £300

32. A Collection of 20 Hand Painted Victorian Microscopical Studies, English, c.1888 & 89, signed to most in pen ‘W.A(alupuis) Maw(s)’, highly detailed water colour illustrations on card with most annotated with subject, magnification, location of find, various sizes, largest 18cm x 25cm (20)

35. A Collection of 12 Hand Painted Victorian Microscopical Studies, English, c1888-93, signed to most in pen ‘W.A(alupuis) Maw(s)’, highly detailed water colour illustrations on card with most annotated with subject, on with description ‘drawn from the microscope at bio club University college Notts’ magnification, location of find, various sizes, smallest 9.4cm x 14.4cm largest 16.2cm x 21.4cm

£200 - £300

33. A Collection of 12 Hand Painted Victorian Microscopical Studies, English, c.1888 & 89, signed to most in pen ‘W.A(alupuis) Maw(s)’, highly detailed water colour illustrations on card with most annotated with subject, magnification, location of find, various sizes, largest 18cm x 25cm (12)

36. An R & J Beck ‘Universal’ Brass Compound Microscope, English, c.1872 (from the Beck records), signed to base ‘R & J BECK, LONDON, UNIVERSAL MICROSCOPE’, standing on a circular lacquered brass foot, with single pillar supporting the body, with concave mirror in gimbal, mechanical stage, fusee chain focusing, fine focusing long lever, double nosepiece and other accessories, in mahogany case with trade label

£200 - £300

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37. A Swift & Son ‘Research’ Brass Compound Microscope with Tutankhamun Provenance, English, c.1900, signed to foot ’J. SWIFT & SON, LONDON’, standing on a tall black lacquered foot, body supported by trunnions to top, plano-concave mirror in gimbal, semi-mechanical focusing substage with condenser, mechanical stage with X-Y control course focusing via rack work with micrometer fine focusing, body tube with single drawer tube, with 3 P-A objectives and two eve pieces and other accessories, in original mahogany case

38. A Fine Entomological Collection of Microscope Slides, containing a very good collection of full and part insect specimens, cabinet constructed of polished light wood with flip front & top with 12 trays containing 6 standard slides, unsigned, late 19th century, slides labelled; ‘WATSON & SONS Ltd, 313 High

Holborn, London’; ‘NORMAN; FLATTERS & GARNET, Longsight, Manchester’; ‘C. M. TOPPING, W. H. DARLSTON, Birmingham’, some good amateur prepared slides and others (approximately 118 slides) £500 - £700

Provenance: The microscope’s vendor tells us that this microscope belonged to a relative who worked for George Herbert, 5th Earl of Carnarvon. On his leaving service he was given this microscope, which, according to the vendor, was to study the finds from the tomb of Tutankhamun sent back to England by Carter. The microscope comes with a hand-written letter which reads ‘Robert Taylor, Butler to Lord Carnaven, gave this microscope to my dad, Mr Oscar William Osborn. Used at Lord Carnaven’s home….to examine the finds from Tutankhamun’s Tomb. When I opened the microscope case in the front room of 48 Kynance Gardens, Stanmore, two very large (1.5”) black beetles flew out. The microscope case hadn’t been opened for years. I opened it during the evening while Doris was flower arranging at St Anselm’s Church Hall. Never found the beetles again. Later in the evening the Police called – man and woman – to say that my Dad had died.’ £200 - £300

39. A Fine Butterfly Scale Exhibition slide Showing a ‘Vase of Flowers Butterflies etc’, with label for ‘WATSON & SONS, 313 High Holborn, London’, secondary label reads ‘composed of 202 pieces’ £300 - £500

40. A Fine Butterfly Scale Exhibition Slide Showing a ‘Vase of Flowers Butterflies‘, with label for ‘WATSON & SONS, 313 High Holborn, London’, secondary label reads ‘composed of 152 pieces’ £300 - £500

44. A Smith R. A Complete System of Opticks in Four Books, for the author by Cornelius Crownfield, Cambridge, 1738, first edition, complete with list of subscribers, errata, and all blank leaves, with 83 folding engraved plates, contemporary gilt-ruled calf, with book plate for ‘BAGGRAVE LIBRARY’; First edition of the

most influential optical textbook of the eighteenth century.

41. A Collection of Microscope Projection Slides, in fitted wooden case, slides stamped ‘J. WARNER, 11 NORTHAMPTON ST, LONDON E.C.’, some with hand-written descriptions, mostly entomology £300 - £500

Note: This book became the standard work on optics in its time and was translated into French, Dutch and German. Divided into four books, the first ‘A Popular Treatise’ deals in a non-technical manner with the fundamental experiments in optics, while the second ‘A Mathematical Treatise’ provides a more formal treatment of the geometrical theory of the subject, the third book ‘A Mechanical Treatise’ describes apparatus for grinding and polishing lenses and specula, the fourth book ‘A Philosophical Treatise’ gives a history of telescopic discoveries, there is also a good chapter on microscopes with good illustrations. £600 - £800

42. A Collection of Microphotographs by J.B. Dancer, all with labels for J.B.D except for three, in light wood flip case (24 slides) £500 - £700 45. Dr Henri Van Heurck, The Microscope its Construction and Management, English edition, with portrait of Van Heurck, with many figures in text, some full-page, tables, some occasional spotting but generally a crisp copy in original publisher’s green cloth, with microscope handsomely blocked in gilt to front board ‘London & 43. A Large Collection of Microphotographs, by various preparers, including ‘THE PHOTOGRAPHIC CURIOSITY J.S., A. R., RICHARD SUTTER, 10 Highweek Road’ (36 slides)

New York, Crosby Lockwood, 1893’

£500 - £700

£100 - £200

Note: One of the classic works of microscopy, a standard text for anyone concerned with the history of the microscope

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46. Beale, Lionel, The Microscope in its Application to Practical Medicine, Presentation Copy with Provenance, John Churchill & Sons, London, c.1867, leather bound with gold tooling presentation copy from Aberdeen University, third edition, with numerous original illustrations

Note: Hand-written inscription inside cover reads: ‘First Prize Awarded to W Pryce Davies in the anatomy class in the University of Aberdeen, for excellence in dissection during the Summer session 1867, John Stuthers M.D. Professor of Anatomy’, Struthers Struthers, Sir John (21 February 1823 – 24 February 1899) was the first Regius Professor of Anatomy at the University of Aberdeen. He was a dynamic teacher and administrator, transforming the status of the institutions in which he worked. He was equally passionate about anatomy, enthusiastically seeking out and dissecting the largest and finest specimens, including whales, and troubling his colleagues with his single-minded quest for money and space for his collection which was eventually donated to the Surgeon’s Hall in Edinburgh and is now known as the John Struthers Collection.

48. Adams, G., Lectures on Natural and Experimental Philosophy, Considered in It’s Present State of Improvement. ‘Describing, in a Familiar and Easy Manner, the Principal Phenomena of Nature; and Shewing, That They All Co-Operate in Displaying the Goodness, Wisdom, and Power of God, by the Late George Adams Mathematical Instrument Maker To His Majesty, the second edition with considerable corrections and additions by William Jones mathematical instrument maker, Printed by Dillon and Co, for and sold by W & S Jones Opticians Holborn, 1799, in five volumes, all original leather bindings, final book of fold-out plates and 14 page catalogue titled ’A Catalogue of Optical, Mathematical and

Philosophical Instruments Made and Sold by W. and S. Jones No.30 Lower Holborn, London.’ £600 - £800

£100 - £200

49. Original Carl Zeiss Jena Microscope Catalogues, set of four original catalogues including; ‘No.29 Microscopes

& Microscopical Accessories, 1891’; ‘No.30 Microscopes & Microscopical Accessories, 1895’; ‘No.31 Microscopes & Microscopical Accessories, 1898’; ‘Zeiss Microscopes 1924’; copy of ‘Dass Zeisswerk und die Carl-Zeiss Stiftung in Jena’ 1925 47. Adams, G., Astronomical and Geographical Essays, second edition, c.1790, with engraved frontispiece depicting three young women with a telescope, 21 engraved folding plates at rear (astronomical instruments, globes etc.), last 15 pages containing ‘A

£200 - £300

Catalogue of Mathematical and Philosophical Instruments, made and sold by George Adams’, original leather £400 - £600

50. Five Original Watson Catalogues, including; ‘Microscopes and Accessories’ parts 1 & 2, 36th edition; ‘Instruments For Metallurgy’ part 4 36th edition; ‘Microscopes and Accessories’ parts 1 & 2, 38th edition; ‘Objects for the Microscope’ 33rd edition 1933; another Watson catalogue rebound missing title page. £80 - £120

53. PRITCHARD, Andrew, Micrographia, With Provenance, micrographia containing practical essays on Reflecting, Solar Oxy-Hydrogen Gas microscopes, micrometres eye-pieces etc, first edition, c.1837, half calf with marbled boards, with book plate for Edward Joshua Cooper, Markree Castle £200 - £500

51. BREWSTER, David, A Treatise on New Philosophical Instruments for Various Purposes in the Arts and Sciences, with Experiments on Light and Colours, recent binding, first edition, c.1813, with 12 fold-out plates to rear of book £200 - £400

54. CARPENTER, William B., The Microscope & Its Revelations, with Important Provenance, ‘The Microscope and its Revelations’, eighth edition, rewritten by Dallinger, W. A., in two volumes, J. A. Churchill 1901, original green cloth boards, c.1901, with hand-written dedication to front from Dallinger which reads ‘Presented to James Budgett, by Dr Dallinger, July 6th 1904’, with further hand written letter attached which reads ‘To Mr Jas, S, Budgett; through whose generous

witness much of the original work of this edition has been made possible, with warmest regards W. H. Dallinger Nov 12 1891’ £500 - £1000

52. PRITCHARD, Andrew, Microscopic Illustrations; Microscopic Cabinet, two books by Pritchard including; ‘The Microscopic Cabinet of

Selected Objects with a description of the Jewel and Doublet Microscope’, first edition 1832; ‘Microscopic Illustrations of Living Objects’, third edition 1845 £200 - £400

55. BOUSEFIELD, Edward C., A Guide to the Science of Microphotography, with important provenance, first edition, half calf, c.1887, with hand-written dedication which reads ‘Frank Crisp LLB Etc, with the thanks and compliments of the

author, may 7/87’ £200 - £300

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56. BAUSCH, Edward, Manipulation of the microscope, with important provenance, first edition, c.1883, with dedication which reads ‘To Geo E Davis Esq with compliments of Edw Bausch’ BAUSCH, Edward

Note: Davis, George E., (B 1850, D 20 April 1907 aged 56) was a prominent chemical engineer who was instrumental in the formation of the Society of Chemical Industry (1881), He was its first Secretary and was also interested in microscopy founding the journal ‘Northern Microscopist’ in 1881 and published a textbook on the subject, ‘Practical Microscopy’.

58. BAKER, Henry, The Microscope Made Easy, printed for R Dodsley, at Tully’s Head in Pall Mall, and sold by M Cooper and J Cuff, optician in Fleet Street, London, third edition, c.1744, 14 plates most folding, old leather boards, recent leather spine, book stamp for ‘C. B. Walsingham‘ £200 - £300

£400 - £600

57. HERTEL, Gottlieb, Christian, Vollständige Anweisung zum Glass-Schleiffen, two books in one volume, c.1716, with front piece showing cherubs with a box microscope, 26 -160- 12 pages, 20 folded plates to rear, in original cream velum with brass clasps

Note: Original first edition, rare, of this important work by the instrument maker Johann Gottlieb Hertel (1683-1743), the book covers the grinding and polishing of lenses and the construction of optical instruments. It contains the description of various forms of microscopes, including notes of their construction including micrometres, a plane mirror and mechanical stage; all this is shown on an impressive and large plate engraved by Winckler. Although there are, according to COPAC, various copies of this book in institutes and libraries according to Herald Moe ‘Story of the Microscope’ only one or two copies have the plate showing Hertal’s Microscope - according to Hertel

59. BAKER, Henry, The Microscope Made Easy, printed for R Dodsley, at Tully’s Head in Pall Mall, and sold by M Cooper and J Cuff, optician in Fleet Street, London, fifth edition, c.1769, 14 plates most folding, old leather boards, recent leather spine £200 - £300

Johann Georg Leutmann (1667-1736) was a professor of mechanics and optics at the St. Petersburg Academy.

60. BAKER, Henry, Employment for The Microscope, printed for R Dodsley, at Tully’s Head in Pall Mall, second edition, c.1764, 17 plates most folding, includes plate showing Cuff’s ‘New Constructed Double Microscope’, old leather boards, recent leather spine

£1200 - £1500

£200 - £300

Physics, Weights & Measures

61. Three Full Size Plaster Engineering Didactic Models, 19th century, French, tall model of main bearing with split bush bearings, with stamp for ‘HACKETTE & C, PARIS’, a steam engine cross head, another bearing assembly (x3), tallest 55cm £200 - £300

62. Three Full Size Plaster Engineering Didactic Models, 19th century, French, detailing a large square screw thread, a large ‘unified’ screw thread and one other engineering model, tallest 30cm £200 - £300

63. A Large Apparatus for the Electrolysis of Water, on mahogany base, with label for ‘HARVEY & PEAK, London’, hand blown glass jar with platinum electrodes with two burettes for collecting oxygen & hydrogen, 41cm tall £100 - £200

64. A Fine ‘Catherine Wheel’ Type Geissler Tube, on a turned wooden base finished in black lacquer, tube with red wax tipped end, two electrode caps, finely blown ‘Catherinewheel’ design to tube constructed of uranium glass, tube in working condition, height 29cm £800 - £1200

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65. An Exceptionally Fine Mineralogical Geometry Set, c.1850, French, label to lid for ‘L. DUPIN Ingeur’ and a secondary trade label for ‘CROSTI, Ingenieur Opticien, Bordeaux’, French polished case opens to reveal printed label in lid reading

68. A Wooden Demonstration Magnetic Field Globe, c.1910, English, with ivorine plaque for ‘Philip Harris, Birmingham’, 6” mahogany laminated globe with brass axis, painted brass electrical cathode and anode fittings, fitting in square wooden box with horizontal plate for iron filings, width 27.5cm £200 - £300

‘Géométrie Stéréométrique Décomposition du cube en polyedres réguliers, irréguliers et corps ronds; Formant entre eux plus de 120 solides appliqués a l’étude de la Géométrie, de la Coupe des Pierres de la Charpente et de la Minéralogie’ - Solid geometry set of disassembling cubes containing both regular and irregular polyhedrons, forming more than 120 different shapes between them relating to the study of geometry, stone cutting and mineralogy, set containing 25 polyhedrons constructed of cardboard covered with imitation wood finish, each printed with geometric properties and formulas of each element, case 23cm x 12cm x 6.8cm £1500 - £2000

66. A Large Electrostatic Pith Ball Demonstration Apparatus, c.1900, English signed on plaque to base ‘Griffin Garrick St LONDON’, constructed of mahogany, with large hand-blown glass jar, mahogany uprights, circular support ring for pith balls (balls missing), height 58cm

69. A Collection Of 11 Painted Mushroom Models, constructed of wood and plaster each with hand written label to front and description to underside, along with maker’s stamp which reads ‘Henri CREBASSOI, Naturaliste, 23 Rue Igres, TOLOUSE’, largest 20cm tall £1000 - £1500

£150 - £250

67. A Pair of Large Leyden Jars, early 19th century, hand-blown glass jars with pontil marks to base, lined with zinc foil and painted with red lead to the tops, both with turned wooden tops and brass ball conductors, note: one jar cracked, 37cm tall

70. A Collection Of 11 Painted Mushroom Models, constructed of wood and plaster each with hand written label to front and description to underside, along with maker’s stamp which reads ‘Henri CREBASSOI, Naturaliste, 23 Rue Igres, TOLOUSE’, largest 20cm tall

£300 - £500

£180 - £220

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Early Technology

73. An Unusual Telegraph & Reel Holder, engraved to front ‘Excelsior’, with 5 rotating drums with embossed letters and numbers, with large spring-wound drum, 2 large electromagnetic coils with electrical connections below cast iron base, with mechanical paper real holder on cast iron base, some damage to telegraph £200 - £300

71. An Early Post Office Telegraph Line Test Galvanometer, with brass plaque to arched top for ‘P.O. 70’ and silvered brass plaque to front for ‘LINE THROUGH GALVANOMETER TO PLATE G’, rear panel unscrews to reveal inner workings, 31cm tall £200 - £300

74. A Collection of Three Telegraph Sounders, largest on mahogany base with five brass connectors, sounder relay behind bevelled glass window, unmarked, second relay sounder engraved ‘G.P.O 26391’, with small relay below brass cover with bevelled glass window, third relay sounder on mahogany board with squat brass cover, largest 13cm diameter base £100 - £200

72. A GPO-Style Double Current Telegraph Key, stamped to vulcanite base ‘A. T. M. Co Ltd, 3632 III 1917’, with key contacts below a bevelled glass window £100 - £200

75. A Brass Telegraph Recorder, c.1900, signed to front ‘GAMEWELL MANUFACTURED by STANDARD PHONES AND CABLES LTD LONDON’, on substantial cast iron base with two heavy gauge brass plates holding mechanism, with bevelled glass windows to top and sides, 25cm wide £200 - £300

76. A Large French Brass Recording Pressure Gauge, engraved to column ‘INDICATEUR de PRESSION, PAR CLAIR’, standing on large turned box wood stand, with valve to bottom of column, with three recording drums and pressure operated pen to top, 55 cm tall £200 - £300

78. An Early BBC M-E.M.I. Transmission Technical Instruction Manual, faux black leather-covered binder with metal corner protectors, stamped to the spine ‘TECHNICAL MANUAL B.B.C.’ and to the front cover ‘TECHNICAL MANUAL, M-E.M.I. SYSTEM of

TELEVISION, LONDON TELEVISION STATION, THE BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION’, with label inside front cover which reads ‘Copy 1412’ with engineer’s signature; The book is designed to be updated with early pages removed and replaced with later pages, the earliest part of the book is chapter 1 dated October 1937, the latest part is an amendment sheet at the front dated 1950 £500 - £800

77 An Early BBC Transmission Technical Instruction Manual, faux black leather-covered binder with brass corner protectors, stamped to spine ‘TECHNICAL INSTRUCTIONS B.B.C.’ and to front cover ‘TECHNICAL INSTRUCTIONS, THE BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION’, with label inside front cover which reads ‘Copy 958, E.I.C London Control Room’; The book is

designed to be updated whereby early pages are removed and replaced with later pages, earliest part of the book is chapter 10 ‘TONE SOURCE TS/4’ dated March 1935, latest chapter is chapter 12 ‘SCHEDULE of SMALL VALVES’ dated July 1939’ £1000 - £2000

79 A Varian TVT Instruction Manual for BBC1 & BBC2, in grey A4 ring binder, with early Xeroxed pages over 12 chapters, with earliest parts dated October 87, with hand written engineer’s notes to rear £80 - £120

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80. Two BBC Related Reprints, from the ‘INSTITUTE of ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS’ on ‘THE

B.B.C. SOUND BROADCASTING SERVICE ON VERY HIGH FREQUENCIES’, dated 1957 and another for ‘LOW-LEVEL MODULATION VISION TRANSMITTERS, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE KIRK O’SHOTS AND WENVOE STATIONS’, dated 1953 £40 - £80

82. A BBC Engineering Division Test Card Monograph, titled ‘Number 69: September 1967, A survey of the development of television test cards used in the BBC, by, G. Hersee, M.I.E.R.E.’, blue grey papers

Note: A historical review of the design of early test cards, followed with a discussion of the purposes of test cards, influence of reproduction problems on their design, the monograph describes design and manufacture of the, then, ‘latest’ Trade Test Card ‘F’, for use with a colour service, giving various examples of specialized test cards and their uses. £100 - £200

83. A BBC Engineering Division Test Card Monograph with 26 Test Card Photographs, the booklet titled ‘Number 69: September 1967, A survey of the 81. A Collection of Period Magic Lantern Slides of Early Baird & Bell Television Systems, with trade label to most slides for ‘Fry Ltd’ 110 Pratt St, London N.W.1’, subjects include; Modern Baird reciever; Large neon screen - Bell Labs; Large Baird Screen; Distributor; early CRT; Amateurs Receiver; Large Baird screen used at the Coliseum, London 2100 lamps, all in a pine case (34 slides) £600 - £800

development of television test cards used in the BBC, by, G. Hersee, M.I.E.R.E.’, blue grey papers Note: A historical review of the design of early test cards, followed with a discussion of the purposes of test cards, the influence of reproduction problems on their design, the monograph describes the design and manufacture of the, then, latest Trade Test Card ‘F’, for use with a colour service, giving various examples of specialized test cards and their uses, with 26 photographs of test cards on paper reference cards all in a green folder £400 - £600

Drawing, Surveying & Calculating

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86. A 5.5” Surveyors Transit Theodolite, English, c.1894, signed to silvered compass ‘Elliott Bros, London’, on four screw feet, with magnifiers to horizontal circle, ‘A’ frame supports with magnifiers to horizontal circle, telescope with shade and dust cap, mahogany case with engraved brass plaque to lid which reads ‘The Surveyor’s Institution Examinations, PRESENTED TO, Edward John Partridge, Crawter Prize, 1894’, assembled height 33cm £400 - £600

84. A Rotating Cylinder Calculating Machine, c.1890, English/American, embossed with ‘THE YAXLEY NUMEROMETER PAT. APPLIED FOR’, constructed of black polished wood with tin plate back, glazed front with embossed brass frame with windows for numbers, each column rotatable via ebonite knobs to base, with 5 cylinders of numbers and one cylinder of fractions, 18cm wide £200 - £300

87. A Large Surveyors Level, English, c.1890, signed ‘Baker 244 High Holborn, London’, finished in grey oxidise with lacquered brass fittings, on four screw feet, telescope with rack and pinion focusing shade and cover, mahogany case with engraved brass plaque to lid which reads

‘Surveyor’s Institution Examinations, PRESENTED TO, Edward John Partridge, Driver Prize, 1890’, telescope length 37cm 85. A Ferranti Pegasus Computer Plug-In Package Unit, English, c.1960, with an aluminium label for ‘FERRANTI 07-p00730’, wired pre-printed electronic circuit board (module) with components to one side and wiring to the other, with 3 glass valves to the top below the handle to unplug the board

£120 - £180

Note: The Ferranti Pegasus mark 1 (first named the FPC I -Ferranti Package Computer) was developed in the early 1950s and is still considered one of the outstanding feats of electrical engineering for its time. It was a valve operated main frame with a 48 register immediate access store which used nickel delay lines. It had a magnetic drum store initially with a 4K word capacity which was later increased to 7K . Pegasus was considered the first “user friendly” computer, and about forty Pegasus systems were sold, between 1956 and 1962, with scores of programmers and users of the machine commenting on the ease of programming and operation, in spite of the fact that data input and output is via 5-track punched-paper tape. There was no typewriter keyboard or display screen

88. A Combination Box Sextant & Range Finder, English, c.1910, signed to dial face ‘THE “OWEN” TOPOMETER’ and to rear ‘ROSS Ltd, 31 COCKSPUR St, S.W., No583’, constructed of oxidised brass with lacquered brass fittings, with telescope eyepiece to top, knurled adjusting wheels to internal mirrors, in later fitted mahogany case, 15cm long with telescope extended; Ross Ltd was at this address from 1899 – 1912.

£3000 - £5000

£300 - £500

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89. An ‘Instrument to Find The Time by The Sun, Moon or Any of The Visible Fixed Stars; as Well as The Names of Those Stars.’, English, c.1843, signed in script ‘Cary 181 Strand London’ and ‘Oliver Byrne Invt’, constructed of lacquered brass, with 13cm diameter horizontal circle engraved in hours and minutes running through twenty-four hours, two uprights hold vertical circle engraved with a scale running 90-0-90 degrees, with two telescopes to top with, one for solar observation and one for celestial, in an unpolished mahogany case, with catches to front

Notes: The instrument comes with a copy of the original hand written instructions titled ‘Description and Use of an Instrument To find the time by the Sun, Moon, or any of the Visible Fixed Stars; as well as the names of those Stars. Invented and Constructed For The Right Ho. Earl Fitzwilliam by Oliver Bryne. 1843’, the instrument offered here is part of the overall instrument as described in the original instructions ‘This instrument is composed of two parts’ £800 - £1200

91. An American Surveyor’s Compass, American, late 18th Century, unsigned, wooden body of circumferentor, with engraved graduated brass scale 0-90-0, trough compass with brass back engraved, with arrow, steel compass needle with brass support behind glass window, brass alidade unscrews and fits to side when not in use, staff socket below, width 29cm £400 - £600

92. An American Surveyor’s Compass, America, late 18th Century, engraved ‘C. M.’ to side and dated ‘1790’ to underside, wooden body of circumferentor, with engraved graduated brass scale 0-90-0, steel compass needle with brass support behind glass window, brass alidade unscrews and fits to side when not in use, staff cocket below, width 29cm £400 - £600

90. A Set of Miniature Assay / Diamond Scales, American(?), c.1880, unsigned, scales in glazed case, agate topped screws, weights and accessories in drawer, height 24cm

93. A 3” Refracting Hand-Held Astronomical Telescope, English, c.1820, ‘moons-of Jupiter telescope’, engraved on drawer ‘Dollond London’, with ownership inscription ‘Edward Gryffydh Peacock Indian Navy’, two-foot long body tube bound in leather, in original green felt-lined oak case, length 72cm

£200 - £300

Provenance: Edward Gryffydh Peacock (1825-67) £800 - £1200

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94.§ An Extensive Set of Silver Drawing Instruments by William Elliott, English, c.1840, 21 compasses and other instruments in sterling silver, including three-legged dividers and ivory sector with scales for setting out sundials with silver arch hinge, middle tier includes a further 13 ivory scale rules and protractors including some later additions, bottom layer with watercolours, palettes, architect’s drawing pins, an ivory brush rest etc., all in velvet-lined, fitted nickel-silver bound rosewood case, width 34cm

Note: The proportional dividers alone are a later replacement by Elliott Brothers and are in nickel silver not sterling silver. £1000 - £1500

95. A Fine 18th Century Surveying Plane Table & Compass by Henry Gregory, English, c.1765, mahogany plane table, with folding boxwood protractor rule surround divided to 1/10th inch and 1/2 degree, with attached compass in octagonal mahogany frame with blued steel needle, printed paper rose with 32 named points, with silvered brass outer ring divided to one degree, rose signed ‘H Gregory nearby India House London’, table 42cm x 34cm, compass frame 15cm across £1000 - £1500

96. An Early Brass & Iron Drawing Pen, English or Italian, 16th or 17th century, brass handle of octagonal section, wing nut a later replacement, length 12.6cm

99. A Boxwood Nautical Slide Rule by Stanley, London, with scales for displacement in tons, speed in knots, indicated horse power etc., length 35.8cm

£80 - £120

£120 - £150

97. A Brass & Ebony Foot Measure, possibly French, 19th century, graduated and numbered on three sides, length 30cm closed

100. A Boxwood Slide Rule, Nautical Land & Sea Speed Reckoner, designed by Captain W N Mclean, dated July 30th 1919, made by C T Cooper & Sons, London, length 64.4cm

£80 - £120

£120 - £150

98. A Complex Adjustable Boxwood & Brass Saddle Maker’s Design Frame, English, late 19th century, by E P Preston & Sons, from a design by C B Bean of Blackburn, specifically for horse collars to ensure a good fit, Registered design no. 22455, 75cm extended

101. A Boxwood Customs Rule, by Tustian, 18 Princes Square, with owner’s name stamped ‘W S

Powell, Customs, Chichester’ £120 - £150

Reference: Jane & Mark Rees, The Rule Book, pages 233-234. £120 - £150

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105.§ A Brass Pantograph by Adams, English, c.1800, signed ‘Adams, London’, with ivory wheels, in fitted mahogany case 102.§ A Large Case of Drawing Instruments by Harling, including three-legged dividers, large proportional dividers, plotting compass, scale rules and drawer with watercolours, case width 37cm

£250 - £350

£400 - £500

106. An Artificial Horizon, English, c.1860, signed ‘Cary, London’, mahogany case with handcut dovetails, later retailed by H Hughes & Son, complete, but mercury can be removed for shipping 103. A New Improved Pocket Chondrometer by De Grave Short & Fanner, lacquered brass, in fitted mahogany case with pasted instructions made according to Act of Parliament January 1st 1826, case 26.7cm across

£200 - £250

£180 - £250

107. A Pocket Set of Drawing Instruments by George Adams, English, 2nd half 18th century, brass instruments in ray-skin case with silver fittings, protractor with wheat-ear engraving, signed ‘G

Adams London’ £300 - £500

104.§ An Ebony Pantograph by Secretan, French, early 19th century, complete with accessories in walnut case with trade label

108. A Camera Lucida, English, 19th century, in lacquered brass, in velvet-lined mahogany case, with period detailed illustrated instruction leaflet

£400 - £500

£75 - £100

Medical

109. An Electromedical Shock Machine by Weiss, English, c.1890, signed ‘Weiss & Son, 62 Strand London’, French polished mahogany case with recessed brass campaign-style handles, brass escutcheon and plaque to top, lid lifts tray containing porcelain wet cell batteries when opened, dial on top to increase/decrease current, drawer at base holds electrodes, case height 30cm

112. Pulvermacher’s Medical Hydro-Electric Chains, awarded medals in the 1855 Paris Exhibition, complete in case with paddles and handles, apparently unused, case 22cm across £150 - £250

£200 - £300

110. A Large French Medical Coil, the Appareil Electro-Medical by Breton Freres, 43 Rue Dauphine Paris, plaque illustrating medals awarded in the 1855 Paris exhibition, case 29cm across

113. A Miniature Electro-Medical Device, English, c.1880, by Bourne, Johnson & Latimer, in mahogany case with boxwood stringing, with improved magnetic indicator to lid, 14cm across £100 - £150

£250 - £300

111. A Large Electro-Medical Coil, English, c.1850, signed ‘Horne & Thornthwaite, Newgate St London’, in mahogany case with pasted instructions, coil 23cm high, case 32cm long (front case panel missing)

114. A Miniature Electro-Medical Device, with illustrated label to lid, c.1880, mahogany case with boxwood stringing, 14cm across

£280 - £350

£80 - £100

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115. A Human Half Skeleton, with complete skull, articulated jaw and separated cranium

Provenance: Property of a UK surgeon, purchased by him in 1986 when at Cambridge University, where it was supplied for anatomy education. £200 - £300

118. Two Electro-Medical Devices, Hodgkinson Health Machine designed and made by the inventor and patentee T C Hodgkinson of Hammersmith, with Dr C B Judd’s voltaic and electric battery, both in original card boxes, largest box 17cm £80 - £100

116. An Early Electro-Medical Coil, English, c.1850, by Slater & Oakes of Derby, in lacquered brass and turned mahogany on mahogany base £220 - £280

119. A Dissected Human Skull, unsigned, late 19th century, dissected for medical teaching, held together with brass hinges and latches, wax modelled and painted areas to show major blood vessels and nerves

Note: Some loss of detail to wax modelling, otherwise complete. £200 - £300

120. A Human Skull, 19th Century, female, probably teenage as there is little wear to the teeth and the wisdom teeth are still low in the jaw bone

Provenance: In the possession of a family of medical practitioners for four generations, this was reputedly an old skull when originally purchased in the early 20th Century. £300 - £500

117. An Early Electro-Medical Coil, English, c.1860, by Mr W H Halse, Professor of Medical Galvanism, in lacquered brass and mahogany with large voltage regulation dial, base 18.5cm £300 - £500

121. A Large Brass Equinoctial Sundial, French, early 19th Century, octagonal base with two levelling screws, plumb bob and central compass surrounded by wheat-ear engraving, compass without cardinal points, but divided to one degree with central rotating disc to indicate magnetic variation, latitude arc 0-90 degrees, hour ring IIII -XII, I -VIII divided to ten minutes, base 10cm across £200 - £300

119.

120.

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115.

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Fine Photographica Leica Screw Cameras Leica Scew Lenses

122 - 147

148 - 158

Leica M Cameras

159 - 167

Leica M Lenses

168 - 183

Leica R Cameras & Lenses

184 - 191

Leica Accessories

192 - 210

Leica Copies 211 - 243 35mm Cameras 244 - 289 Nikon Cameras & Lenses

290 - 317

Sub-Miniature 318 - 320 Cameras 321 - 339 Medium & Larger Format Cameras

340 - 365

Lenses 366 - 419 Mahogany & Brass Cameras

420 - 454

Brass Lenses 455 - 466 Motion Picture 467 - 473

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Leica Screw Cameras

122. A Leica I Model A Elmax Camera, 1925, black, serial no. 442, with Leitz Elmax f/3.5 50mm lens, nickel, body, G, shutter working, lens, VG, some light internal haze; Original 4-screws

to top plate, none reinforced base plate, mushroom release, three lines to lens. Some later modifications include counter to 35, non-flat back viewfinder, no inside tail to chassis. £4000 - £6000

123. A Leica I Model A Camera, 1928, black, serial no. 5652, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, nickel, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, VG, lacking stop pin, with maker’s black paint lens cap

124. A Leica I Model A Camera, 1928, black, serial no. 7728, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, nickel, body, G, shutter working, slow speeds sticking, lens, G-VG, some internal haze

£600 - £800

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125. A Leica I Model C Camera, converted from I Model A, 1929, black, serial no. 25175, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm, 1932, 134543, body, VG, shutter working, slow speeds sticking, lens, VG, some internal haze, complete with lens cap, cassette and early ETRIN case

128. A Leica I Model A Camera, 1930, black, serial no. 43733, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, nickel, body, VG, shutter sticking, lens, G-VG, some internal haze £300 - £500

£300 - £500

126. A Leica I Model A Camera, 1930, black, serial no. 25392, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, nickel, body, VG-E, shutter working, lens, VG-E, some very light internal haze, complete with black paint lens cap

129. A Leica III Rangefinder Camera, converted from I Model A, 1930, black, serial no. 46103, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some light internal haze, complete with black paint lens cap

£600 - £800

£400 - £600

127. A Leica I Model C Camera, 1930, black, serial no. 27221, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, nickel, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some light internal haze and slight ding to rim

130. A Leica I Model A ‘Luxus’ Replica Camera, 1930, gold, serial no. 46812, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, gold, body, VG, shutter not working, lens, G-VG, some very light cleaning marks and internal haze, with maker’s lens cap

£300 - £500

£800 - £1200

131. A Leica I Model C Non-Standard Camera, 1930, black, serial no. 52420, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, nickel, serial no. 733, body, VG, shutter working, swing over mask for 135mm, lens, G, some light internal haze, complete with yellow filter

134. A Leica II Rangefinder Camera, 1932, black, serial no. 83361, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, 1932, nickel, serial no. 126941, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some light cleaning marks and haze, complete with second hand purchase receipt from R. G. Lewis Ltd. Dated 11th March 1952

£500 - £700

£200 - £300

132. A Leica I Model C Camera, 1930, black, serial no. 61734, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, nickel, body, G, shutter working, heavy brassing all over, lens, G, some haze and cleaning marks to front element, in maker’s case;

135. A Leica II Rangefinder Camera, 1932, black, serial no. 93724, with Leitz Summar f/2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 285927, body, G-VG, shutter working, flash sync added to top, lens, G, some light internal haze and marks, in maker’s case

Leica I Model C cameras started production at 60501, so it is likely that this would have be been non-standard body to begin with

£200 - £300

133. A Leica I Model C Camera, 1931, black, serial no. 65719, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, nickel, body, VG, shutter working, finder not sitting level, lens, G-VG, some light internal haze, complete with FOFER long base rangefinder, late ETRIN case, every ready case and maker’s box, together with various literature and one developed film depicting early flight (1930-35)

136. A Leica IIIc Betriebsk-Kamera No.11 Chassis, engraved to rangefinder housing ‘Betriebs-K No.011’ and above film gate ‘Betriebs.-Kamera No.011’ £300 - £500

£400 - £600

136. Detail

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137. A Leica IIIc Rangefinder Camera, 1933, bright chrome, serial no. 116358, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, 1938, chrome, serial no. 463535, body, G, shutter sticking, lens, G-VG, some internal haze, together with Leitz Summaron f/3.5 35mm lens, 1953, chrome, serial no. 1059698, body, VG, elements, G-VG, some internal haze, and Leitz Hektor f/4.5 135mm lens, 1953, chrome, serial no. 1084244, body, G, elemenets, G, some internal haze and marks, complete with various other accessories, in maker’s cases (a lot)

140. A Leica Standard Model E Camera, 1936, black/nickel, serial no. 200692, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, 1932, nickel, serial no. 137134, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some internal haze £200 - £300

£300 - £500

138. A Leica IIIa Rangefinder Camera, 1935, bright chrome, serial no. 163370, with Leitz Summar f/2 50mm lens, 1935, chrome, serial no. 247545, body, G, shutter working, slow speeds sticking, lens, G-VG, some light internal marks and haze, with lens hood and filters, in maker’s case; Lens

141. A Leica Standard Model E Camera, 1939, chrome, serial no. 322259, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, 1937, chrome, serial no. 361373, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some light internal haze, together with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 35mm lens, 1949, chrome, serial no. 694094, body, VG, elements, G, slight scuff to front element, together with black/nickel VIDOM and 5cm lens hood, in maker’s case £300 - £500

with marking on aperture scale at f2.9 for the ‘new’ Agfa colour process tricolour filters. £150 - £250

139. A Leica III ‘British Military’ Rangefinder Body, 1936, black, serial no. 191452, body, G-VG, shutter working;

Engraved to top ‘W6/JD/8502’. During the war effort, adverts were placed in tabloids with the headline ‘The R.A.F. needs your Leica or Contax Camera Now’. These examples sent to the Ministry had British Military markings applied. £1000 - £1500

142. A Leica IIIc ‘Luftwaffen-Eigentum’ Rangefinder Camera, 1941-44, chrome serial no. 365688, with Leitz Summitar f/2 50mm lens, 1940, chrome, serial no. 551952, body, VG, shutter working, lens, G, some internal haze; Marked to rear ‘Luftwaffen-Eigentum’

and to the top ‘FI.No.38079’ £1500 - £2000

142. Detail

143. A Leica IIIc Rangefinder Camera, 1948/49, chrome, serial no. 460184, with Leitz Summitar f/2 50mm lens, 1948, chrome, serial no. 662117, body, G, shutter working, lens, G, complete with VIOOH and two cassettes 146. Detail

£150 - £250

144. A Leica IIIf Black Dial Rangefinder Camera, 1951, chrome, serial no. 546557, with Leitz Summicron f/2 50mm lens, 1954, chrome, serial no. 1153251, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some very light cleaning marks to front element and light internal haze, with maker’s caps

146. A Leica If ‘Swedish Military’ Body, 1955, chrome, serial no. 682971, body, VG, shutter working;

Engraved to rear with ‘three crowns’ together with further markings ‘MS-HK 2, N:R46’. £2000 - £3000

£200 - £300

147. A Leica Ig Body, 1957, chrome, serial no. 887531, body, shutter sticking; From the 145. A Leica IIIf Black Dial Rangefinder Camera, 1952/53, chrome, serial no. 620203, with Leitz Summarit f/1.5 50mm lens, 1956, chrome, serial no. 1421469, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some internal haze, with maker’s lens cap

first batch produced with numbers starting at 887000. £200 - £300

£250 - £350

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Leica Screw Lenses

148. A Leitz Super-Angulon f/4 21mm Lens, 1959, chrome, serial no. 1674903, body, VG-E, elements, VG, some very light internal haze, complete with IWKOO lens hood and 21mm finder £700 - £1000

151. A Leitz Summicron f/2 50mm Lens, 1958, chrome, serial no. 1599979, body, VG-E, elements, VG, some light internal haze, with maker’s cap; Uncommon screw

rigid variation with only 1160 produced between ‘1960-1963’ supposedly, however dated to 1958 according to Hartmut Theiele’s ‘Leica-Objektive’ £800 - £1200

149. A Leitz Hektor f.6.3 28mm Lens, 1938, chrome, serial no. 452230, body, VG, elements, VG, some internal haze £300 - £500

152. A Leitz Summitar f/2 50mm ‘Luftwaffen-Eigentum’ Lens, 1940, chrome, serial no. 551266, body, VG, elements, G-VG, vacuum coated, some internal haze to middle group, with maker’s cap £2000 - £2500

150. A Leitz Summaron f/3.5 35mm Lens, 1951, chrome, serial no. 840780, body, VG, elements, VG, some internal haze, in bakelite case £200 - £300

153. A Leitz Elmar f/2.8 50mm Lens, 1958, ‘Swedish Three Crowns’, chrome, serial no. 1625249, body, VG, elements, G-VG, some light internal haze and single fungal patch to middle element, with maker’s lens cap £1000 - £1500

152. Detail

153. Detail

154. A Leitz Elmar f/2.8 50mm Lens, 1958, chrome, serial no. 1635999, body, VG, elements, G, some internal marks and haze £80 - £120 157. A Leitz Elmar f/4 90mm Lens, 1959, chrome, serial no. 1712632, body, VG, slight cracking to vulcanite, elements, VG, some light internal haze, with M2 / M3 adapter and maker’s caps £70 - £100

155. A Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm Lens, from Ia, nickel, serial no. 674, body, G-VG, elements, VG; Number engraved to side as a non-standard lens £180 - £220

158. A Leitz New York Wollensak Velostigmat Series II f/4.5 127mm Lens, 1944-51, chrome, serial no. 487871, body, VG, elements, VG-E; Made bt Wolensak Optical Co. of Rochester and sold by E. Leitz New York 156. A Leitz Thambar f/2.2 90mm Lens, 1938, black/chrome, serial no. 472342, body, G, elements, G-VG, some light cleaning marks, complete with center spot filter

£200 - £300

£1500 - £2000 158. Detail

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Leica M Cameras

159. A Leica M1 Camera, 1959, chrome, serial no. 952395, with Leitz Elmar f/2.8 50mm lens, 1930, chrome, serial no. 1724476, body, G-VG, shutter working, slowest speeds sticking, lens, VG, some internal haze £300 - £500

162. A Leica M3 Rangefinder Camera, 1960, chrome, serial no. 966189, with Leitz Summicron f/2 50mm lens, 1957, chrome, serial no. 1511398, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some light internal haze, together with Letz Hektor f/4.5 135mm lens, 1956, chrome, serial no. 1415871, body, G, elements, G, some light internal haze and marks to rear element, complete with filter, lens hood and maker’s case, together with original receipt from Lewis Newcombe Ltd. dated 18.11.59 £600 - £800

160. A Leica M1 Bellows Oufit, 1959, chrome, serial no. 967046, body, VG, shutter fires automatically when advanced, complete with Visoflex II relfex house, bellows and more, in maker’s fitted outfit

163. A Leica M3 Rangefinder Body, 1964, chrome, serial no. 1094877, body, G-VG, shutter working, slow speeds inaccurate, with ISOOZ adapter, in maker’s case

£400 - £600

£300 - £500

161. A Leica M2 Rangefinder Camera, 1959, chrome, serial no. 982558, with Leitz Elmar f/2.8 50mm lens, 1958, chrome, serial no. 1635440, body, VG-E, shutter working, lens, VG-E, with filter and cap, in maker’s case

164. A Leica M2 Rangefinder Body, 1965, chrome, serial no. 1103288, body, F, shutter working, slow speeds sticking and intermittent, damage internally to rangefinder leaving window black, in maker’s case

£600 - £800

£150 - £250

166. A Leica M5 Black Paint Rangefinder Body, 1972, black paint, serial no. 1350469, body, VG, shutter working, two lugs to side only; Special order all black finish with some ‘black chrome’

details such as front name plate, speed dial, advance arm and shoe. Literature: ‘The Leica - A History Illustrating Every Model and Accessory’ by Paul Henry Van Hasbroeck, pp.180-181 £12,000 - £18,000

165. A Leica MDa Body, 1970, chrome, serial no. 1265053, body, VG, shutter working £100 - £200

167. A Leica MDa Body, 1973, chrome, serial no. 1361094, body, shutter working, slow speeds inaccurate, with additional data strip base, in maker’s box £100 - £200

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Leica M Lenses

168. A Leitz Super-Angulon f/3.4 21m Lens, 1977, black, serial no. 2834508, body, VG, elements, VG, some light internal haze, with maker’s rear cap and lens hood £500 - £700

169. A Leitz Summilux f/1.4 35mm ‘Steel Rim’ Lens, 1960, with ocular attachment, chrome, serial no. 1778491, body, G, elements, G, cleaning marks to front element £1800 - 2200

170. A Leitz Summicron f/2 35mm Lens, 1964, chrome, serial no. 2065868, body, VG-E, elements, VG, some very light marks to rear element £1000 - £1500

171. A Leitz Summicron f/2 35mm Lens, 1965, with ocular attachment, chrome, serial no. 2103446, body, VG-E, elements, VG-E, some very light internal marks, with caps, in maker’s box £700 - £1000

172. A Leitz Canada Summicron-M f/2 35mm Lens, 1980, black, serial no. 3018930, body, VG, elements, VG-E, with maker’s lens hood and caps £1200 - £1800

173. A Leitz Summaron f/2.8 35mm Lens, 1959, with ocular attachment, chrome, serial no.1666963, body, G-VG, elements, G-VG, some light cleaning marks and internal haze £300 - £500

174. A Leitz Summaron f/2.8 35mm Lens, 1960, chrome, serial no. 1808520, body, VG, elements, VG, some very light cleaning marks

177. A Leitz Summicron f/2 50mm Lens, 1957, with ocular attachment, chrome, serial no. 1513435, body, G-VG, elements, G-VG, some internal marks, with maker’s cap

£300 - £500

175. A Leitz Summilux-M f/1.4 50mm Lens, 2000, 6-bit, black, serial no. 3964551, body, VG-E, elements, G-VG, some internal haze to inner element, with maker’s caps and soft pouch

178. A Leitz Summicron f/2 50mm Lens, 1965, with ocular attachment, chrome, serial no. 2107878, body, VG-E, elements, VG, some light internal haze, in maker’s box £300 - £500

£1000 - £1500

176. A Leitz Summicron f/2 50mm Lens, 1957, with ocular attachment, chrome, serial no. 1469126, body, VG, elements, G-VG, some marks to rear element

179. A Leitz Summicron f/2 50mm Lens, 1969, black, serial no. 2339084, body, F-G, elements, F-G, some internal fungus, with maker’s cap £200 - £300

£200 - £300

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180. A Leitz Summicron f/2 50mm Lens, 1972, black, serial no. 2535996, body, VG, elements, VG, some very light internal haze and marks, with lens hood and caps, in maker’s box £300 - £500

183. A Minolta M-Rokkor f/4 90mm Lens, black, serial no. 2016109, body, VG-E, elements, VG-E, with caps, in maker’s soft pouch £100 - £150

181. A Leitz Tele-Elmarit f/2.8 90mm Lens, 1978, black, serial no. 294531, body, VG-E, elements, VG-E, some light internal haze, with maker’s caps and unusual reversible plastic lens hood £200 - £300

182. A Leitz Elmar f/4 90mm Collapsible Lens, 1957, chrome, serial no. 1491677, body, VG-E, elements, VG, some internal haze, with maker’s caps £70 - £100

Leica R Cameras & Lenses

184. A Leica R3 MOT Camera, 1979, black, serial no. 1511080, with Leitz Vario-Elmar-R f/3.5-4.5 28-70mm lens, black, serial no. 3531154, body, G-VG, shutter not tested, lens, G-VG, 3-cam, some internal haze, with Motor Winder R3, lens in maker’s box

187. A Leitz Elmarit-R f/2.8 35mm Lens, 1964, black, serial no. 2034015, body, VG, elements, VG, complete with lens hood and maker’s caps £150 - £250

£150 - £250

185. A Leica R3 MOT Camera, 1979, black, serial no. 1754937, with Leitz Summicron-R f/2 50mm lens, black, serial no. 2909514, body, VG, shutter working, lens, G, 3-cam, some light cleaning marks and internal haze, with Motor Winder R, body in maker’s box

188. A Leitz APO-Telyt-R f/3.4 180mm Lens, 1981, black, serial no. 3127491, body, VG-E, elements, VG-E, in maker’s box

£200 - £300

£200 - £300 189. A Leitz Elmar-R f/4 180mm Lens, 1977, black, serial no. 2818300, body, G-VG, elements, G-VG, some light internal haze, with maker’s case £100 - £200 190. A Leitz Telyt-R f/4 250mm Lens, 1971, black, serial no. 2495016, body, VG, elements, VG-E, with maker’s caps

186. A Leica Leicaflex, 1965, chrome, serial no. 1122846, with Leitz Summicron-R f/2 50mm lens, 1966, black, serial no. 2199533, body, G, shutter working, line to center of finder, lens, G-VG, two very small fungal patches, complete with case and maker’s lens box

£100 - £200

£200 - £300

£80 - £120

191. A Leitz Extender-R 2x Converter, 1981, black, serial no. 3117521, body, VG, elements, VG-E, in maker’s box

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Leica Accessories

192. Detail

192. A Leitz Stereo 3.3cm Viewfinder, Midland Ont. Canada, chrome, body, E, optics, E; OIDYO £300 - £500

193. A Selection of Leitz Graded Filters, various colours and mounts (10) £120 - £180

198. A Pair of Leitz Geovid 10x42 HD ‘Demonstration’ Binoculars, black, serial no. 1929522, body, VG-E, optics, VG-E, some very light internal haze, in maker’s soft case; Marked to rear ‘Non-working demo sample’. Electronics appear not to function £200 - £300

194. A Selection of Various Early Leitz Filters, including two E. Leitz New York examples, most in maker’s red boxes (a lot) £150 - £250

195. A Selection of Various Leitz Filters, including A36, E39 and other fittings, some in maker’s boxes (a lot) £200 - £300

199. Two Early Leitz ETRIN Cases, both requiring attention (2) £80 - £120

196. A Leitz 13356 Polarizing Filter, together 13351 and other various accessories (a lot) £100 - £150

200. Four Leitz Ever Ready Cases, together with two unbranded cases and two others (8) £70 - £100

197. A Pair of Leitz Trinovid 8x20 BC Binoculars, black, serial no. 1289450, body, E, optics, VG-E, in maker’s soft pouch £80 - £120

201. A Leica Enamel Sign, 76cm x 34.5cm, possibly repro £200 - £300

202. A Leica M2-R Top Plate, uncoated, serial no. 1250015, complete with an internal plastic component

207. A Leitz Leica Plaque, 15cm x 7.5cm, stamped to back ‘Made in Germany’ £30 - £50

£150 - £250

208. A Leitz Summilux-M f/1.4 35mm Double Aspherical Lens Box, containg packing, instructions and warranty card £40 - £60

203. A Leitz VIDOM Universal Viewfinder, 1st version, black / nickel, flat face, body, VG-E, optics, VG, in maker’s tube £80 - £120

204. A Collection of Leitz Copying Devices, including devices for Summaron 35mm, Elmar 35mm, Summitar and more (a lot) £100 - £200 209. A Leitz Close-Up Bellows Outfit, in maker’s fitted case £150 - £250

210. Milestones of Leica, framed display of six important markers in the history of Leica 205. A Leitz Summarex 85mm Lens Hood, chrome, complete with cap

£100 - £150

£180 - £220

206. A Leitz Visoflex II Reflex Housing, uncommon grey/blue, marked ‘Germany’ to front £80 - £120

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Leica Copies

211. A Canon 7s Rangefinder Camera, 1965-67, chrome, serial no. 113804, with Canon f/0.95 50mm lens, black, serial no. 16747, body, VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, cleaning marks to front element

214. A Canon IIF2 Rangefinder Camera, 1955, chrome, serial no. 190720, with Canon f/1.8 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 145747, body, G, shutter working, rangefinder not working, lens, VG-E; Marked to top plate ‘E.P’

£1000 - £1500

£100 - £200

212. A Canon II-S Rangefinder Body, 1954-56, chrome, serial no. 136539, body, G-VG, shutter working;

215. A Canon IIS2 Rangefinder Camera, 1955/56, chrome, serial no. 176417, with Canon f/1.8 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 129168, body, G-VG, shutter working, slowest speed sticking, lens, VG, some light internal haze, with maker’s cap

Marked ‘E.P’ to top £200 - £300

213. A Canon IID1 Rangefinder Camera, 1952-54, chrome, serial no. 81654, with Nikon Nikkor-S.C. f/1.4 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 332756, body, G, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some light scuff marks to front element, with Leitz SBOOI finder £200 - £300

£100 - £200

216. A Canon Model VT Rangefinder Camera, 1956/57, chrome, serial no. 512772, with Canon f/1.2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 11808, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some light marks to front element £300 - £400

217. A Canon P Rangefinder Camera, 1959-61, chrome, serial no. 723281, with Canon f/2.8 50mm lens, black, serial no. 32020, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, G, some internal haze, with maker’s lens cap

220. A Canon Serenar f/3.5 35mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 62773, body, VG, elements, VG, internal haze, in maker’s case £100 - £150

£70 - £100

218. A Canon S-11 ‘Seiki-Kogaku’ Rangefinder Camera, 1946/47, chrome, serial no. 16814, with Serenar f/1.9 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 20371, body, VG, shutter working, slow speeds inaccurate, lens, G-VG, some internal haze

221. A Canon Serenar f/2 85mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 55329, body, G-VG, elements, VG, some light internal haze £60 - £80

£400 - £600

219. A Canon f/1.5 35mm Lens, black, serial no. 10260, body, VG, elements, VG-E, some light internal haze

222. A Canon Serenar f/4 135mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 35318, body, G-VG, elements, VG-E; Marked to side in katakana ‘シｰピｰオｰ ’ (CPO). These markings where used from 1948-49, then replaced with the more common ‘E.P’ that continued until the 1970’s. £80 - £120

£300 - £500

222. Detail

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223. A Chinaglia Dom AFIOM Wega Iia Rangefinder Camera, 1952, chrome, serial no. 31976, with Trixar Anastigmat f/3.5 50mm lens, chrome, body, VG, shutter working, lens, G, cleaning marks to front element £400 - £600

224. A Gamma III Rangefinder Camera, 1949-58, chrome, serial no. 11124, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/2.8 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 2405892, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG £800 - £1200

225. A Gatto A. G. Sonne V Rangefinder Camera, 1948, chrome, serial no. 0498, with Anastigmat “T” Elionar f/3.5 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 02357, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some very light cleaning marks to front element; Very

226. A Nicca Camera Company Type 3-S Rangefinder Camera, 1954-56, chrome, serial no. 59537, with Nikon Nikkor-H.C f/2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 627195, body, VG, shutter working, lens, G, cleaning marks to front element, complete with maker’s instructions £150 - £250

227. A Premier Instruments Military Kardon Rangefinder Camera, 1954, chrome, serial no. 1188, with Kodak Ektar f/2 47mm lens, chrome, serial no. RM233, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some very light internal haze, complete with lens cap, in maker’s case £800 - £1200

early example with numbers starting at 0500. Lacking ‘Germany’ to engraving to top and “.” after the V.

228. A Prototype Wake IV Rangefinder Camera, chrome, serial no. 454, with Schneider Xenar f/3.5 50mm lens, serial no. 1880886, in Compur-Rapid shutter, body, VG, door retaining clips sheered off but still included, lens, VG, shutter working, complete with lens cap engraved ‘W’ and with Leitz 50mm brightline finder, in fitted case

£1000 - £1500

£500 - £700

229. Detail

232. Detail

229. A Reid & Sigrist Reid I ‘Military’ Camera, 1958, chrome, serial no. 2200, with Taylor Hobson Anastigmat f/2 2” lens, chrome, serial no. 330098, body, VG-E, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some light cleaning marks to front element and light marks to rear element, with maker’s lens cap; Marked to rear of

232. A Reid & Sigrist Reid IIIa ‘Military’ Rangefinder Camera, 1953-64, chrome, serial no. P3029, with Taylor Hobson Anastigmat f/2 2” lens, chrome, serial no. 329110, body, VG-E, shutter working, lens, VG, some light internal haze, with maker’s lens cap and case;

camera ‘0553/8886’. with board arrow beneath.

Marked to rear of camera ‘W6/WF/0269’ and to rear of case ‘W6/ WF0270’, both with board arrow beneath.

£2000 - £2500

£1800 - £2200

230. A Reid & Sigrist Reid III Rangefinder Camera, 1951-53, chrome, serial no. P1344, with Taylor Hobson Anastigmat f/2 2” lens, chrome, serial no. 328338, body, F, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some internal marks, complete with cap, in maker’s case

233. A Reid & Sigrist Reid IIIa Rangefinder Body, 1953-64, chrome, serial no. P2377, body, VG-E, shutter working, slow speeds sticking, with maker’s body cap £200 - £300

£800 - £1200

231. A Reid & Sigrist Reid III Rangefinder Camera, 1951-53, chrome, serial no. P1121, with Taylor Hobson Anastigmat f/2 2” lens, chrome, serial no. 328857, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some marks to rear element, with maker’s lens cap £1200 - £1500

234. A Reid & Sigrist Reid IIIa Rangefinder Camera, 1953-64, chrome, serial no. P1975, with Taylor Hobson Anastigmat f/2 2” lens, chrome, serial no. 329907, body, VG-E, shutter working, slow speeds sticking, lens, G-VG, some light marks to rear element £1000 - £1500

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235. A Reid & Sigrist Reid IIIa Rangefinder Camera, 1953-64, chrome, serial no. P3268, with Taylor Hobson Anastigmat f/2 2” lens, chrome, serial no. 330140, body, G, shutter sticking, lens, G, some cleaning marks to front element and marks to rear element

238. A Showa Kogaku Leotax Special DIII Rangefinder Camera, 1947-49, chrome, serial no. 5570, with Tokyo Opt Co. C.Simlar f/3.5 50mm lens, chrome, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some light internal haze, in maker’s case; Both camera and case marked

£800 - £1200

£200 - £300

236. A Sears Roebuck Tower Type-3 (II) Rangefinder Camera, 1953, chrome, serial no. 36173, with Leitz Summitar f/2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 738206, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some very light internal haze

239. A Tanaka Optical Company Tanack IV-S Rangefinder Camera, 1958, chrome, serial no. 77760, with Tanar H.C. f/2 50mm lens, black, serial no. 27271, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, with lens cap, in maker’s case

£150 - £250

£300 - £500

237. A Shanghai Camera Factory 58-II (Type 3) Rangefinder Camera, 1962/63, chrome, serial no. 5850155, with Shanghai f/3.5 50mm lens, chrome, body, G-VG, shutter working, slow speeds inaccurate, lens, G, some internal fungus, in maker’s case

240. A Schneider Xenon f/2 50mm Lens, 1946, chome, serial no. 1830725, body, VG, elements, VG, heavy haze

£300 - £500

‘made in occupied Japan’

£400 - £600

241. A Konishiroku ‘Konica’ Hexar f/3.5 50mm Lens, flat face, chrome, serial no. 1313062, body, VG-E, elements, VG, some internal haze, with maker’s lens cap £150 - £200

243. A Schneider Tele-Xenar f/5.5 180mm ‘Kriegsmarine’ Lens, chrome, serial no. 1755846, body, G-VG, elements, VG; Marked to side ‘MF 675’ below the Kriegsmarine logo £300 - £500

242. A Ross Xtralux f/4.5 135mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 235431, body, G-VG, elements, VG-E, some very light internal haze, with maker’s lens cap £200 - £300

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35mm Cameras

244. A Contax RTS III SLR Camera, 1990, black, serial no. 006081, with Carl Zeiss Planar T* f/1.4 50mm lens, black, serial no. 7191796, body, G-VG, shutter not tested, lens, E, in maker’s boxes £200 - £300

245. A Contax T Compact Rangefinder Camera, 1984, titanium, serial no. 065436, with Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* f/2.8 38mm lens, body, F-G, shutter working, lens, VG-E, complete with flash unit and paperwork, in presentation case and box

247. A Carl Zeiss Distagon T* f/2.8 25mm Lens, Contax/Yashica, black, serial no. 7226082, body, VG-E, elements, VG-E, some very light internal haze, in maker’s box £150 - £250

248. A Carl Zeiss Distagon T* f/1.4 35mm Lens, Contax/Yashica, black, serial no. 6459498, body, VG, elements, VGE, some light internal haze £300 - £500

£100 - £200

249. A Carl Zeiss Planar T* f/1.4 85mm Lens, Contax/Yashica, black, serial no. 6460216, body, VG-E, elements, E £200 - £300 246. A Selection of Contax Accessories, including filters, lens hoods and more, most boxed (a lot) £30 - £50

253. A LeCoultre & Cie Compass Ground Glass Back, in maker’s box 250. A Carl Zeiss Sonnar T* f/2.8 135mm Lens, Contax/Yashica, black, serial no. 6868040, body, VG, rubber discolouration, elements, VG, some internal haze

£200 - £300

£70 - £100

251. A Corfield Periflex 1 Camera, 1954, chrome, serial no. 617084, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, 1933, chrome, serial no. 183281, body, VG, shutter working, slowest speed sticking, lens, G-VG, some internal haze, with Leitz filter and lens hood

254. A Leica Minilux ‘Exclusive’ Compact Camera, 1995, titanium with snakeskin, serial no. 2160288, with Leitz Summarit f/2.4 40mm lens, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG-E, in maker’s non-matching box £250 - £350

£100 - £200

255. A Leica Minilux Compact Camera, 1995, black, serial no. 2124703, body, VG, shutter working, foam pad stuck to shutter button, lens, E, in maker’s box 252. A LeCoultre & Cie Compass Camera, 1937-41, chrome, serial no. 2248, with CCL3B Anastigmat f/3.5 35mm lens, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some light internal haze, in maker’s soft pouch

£200 - £300

£1200 - £1800

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256. A Minolta AF APO Tele f/2.8 200mm Lens, white, serial no. 12201104, body, VG-E, elements, VG-E, some very light fungus to perimeter of front element, together with AF 1.4x APO Teleconverter, white, serial no. 18201027, body, E, elements, E, both with paperwork and in maker’s boxes (2)

259. A Minolta AF f/1.4 85mm Lens, black, serial no. 18201734, body, VG, elements, VG-E, with maker’s caps and lens hood £100 - £150

£200 - £300

260. A Minolta AF f/2 100mm Lens, black, serial no. 56201534, body, E, elements, E, with paperwork, in maker’s box £150 - £250 257. A Minolta AF APO Tele f/4 300mm Lens, white, serial no. 32501402, body, E, elements, E, with paperwork, in maker’s box £200 - £300

261. A Minolta AF f/2 35mm Lens, black, serial no. 38201264, body, E, elements, E, with paperwork, in maker’s box 258. A Minolta AF f/1.4 85mm Lens, black, serial no. 18202191, body, E, elements, E, with paperwork, in maker’s box

£100 - £200

£150 - £250

262. A Minolta AF f/2.8 24mm Lens, black, serial no. 16301012, body, VG, elements, VG-E, with maker’s caps and hood £60 - £80

265. Three Minolta Lenses, including AF f/2.8 28mm, black, serial no. 12302463, body, E, elements, E, AF f/1.4 50mm, black, serial no. 57105883, body, E, elements, E, and AF Macro f/2.8 50mm, black, serial no. 19201937, body, E, elements, E, all with paperwork and in maker’s boxes (3) £100 - £200

263. A Minolta AF f/2.8 28-70mm Lens, black, serial no. 38301366, body, VG, elements, VG-E, with caps, in maker’s case £150 - £250

266. A Pignons Alpa 11m Mecure Satellite Microfilm Body, 1977-82, black, serial no. 61249, body, VG-E, shutter working; One of only 70 cameras produced £300 - £500

264. A Minolta AF Macro f/2.8 100mm Lens, black, serial no. 20201424, body, E, elements, E, with paperwork, in maker’s box

267. A Pignons Alpa 9d Body, 1965-69, black with green leather, serial no. 48934, body, G, shutter working £500 - £700

£100 - £200

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268. A Pignons Alpa Mod. 6c SLR Camera Outfit, 1960-69, black, serial no. 47511, with Kern-Macro-Switar AR f/1.8 50mm lens, black, serial no. 1020674, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some marks to rear element, together with P. Angenieux Retrofocus f/3.5 28mm lens, black, serial no. 1133557, body, G-VG, elements, VG, some internal haze, and Schneider Alpa-Tele-Enar f/3.5 135mm lens, black, serial no. 9101579, body, G-VG, light corrosion to aperture but still moving freely, elements, G, some internal haze and light cleaning marks to front element, complete with various filters and literature, all in maker’s cases and camera in maker’s box

271. A Roth Levy Minnigraph Camera, 1915, black, with Pentagraph Berlin lens, body, P-G, partially dismantled and not functioning, lens, G, some light haze and fungus, in maker’s case £300 - £500

£1500 - £2000

269. Two Pignons Alpa 10d SLR Bodies, 1968-74, one black, serial no. 56219, G, shutter not working, other chrome, serial no. 55828, body, G, shutter not working (2)

272. A Selection of Zeiss Ikon Rangefinders, including 423, 432/5, 433/17, 435/26, 437/16 and more, various conditions (a lot) £200 - £300

£200 - £300

270. A Rollei Rolleiflex 3003 SLR Camera, 1985, black, serial no. 007380012, with Rollei-HFT Planar f/1.4 50mm lens, black, serial no. 3121816, body, VG, shutter untested, lens, G-VG, some internal haze, complete with additional film back and NC Power Pack mains adapter (a lot)

273. A Voigtlander Prominent II Rangefinder Camera, 1958-60, chrome, serial no. B47563, with Ultron f/2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 3679566, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VGE, together with Skoparon f/3.5 35mm lens, chrome, serial no. 4124094, body, VG, elements, VG, and Dynaron f/4.5 100mm lens, chrome, serial no. 4484397, body, VG, elements, VG-E

£200 - £300

£400 - £600

274. A Voigtlander Vitessa ‘Attrappe’ Type 125 Rangefinder Camera, 1950, chrome, with Voigtlander Ultron f/2 50mm lens, chrome, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, VG, slight light internal haze;

Attrappe demonstration model marked to base ‘Attrappe’, ‘Dummy’ and ‘Factice’. Reported to have been produced only for Photokina, Germany 1950.

277. A Zeiss Ikon Contarex I Bullseye SLR Camera, 1959-66, chrome, serial no. Y6450, with Carl Zeiss Planar f/2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 2374839, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some very light internal haze and separation, together with Carl Zeiss Sonnar f/4 135mm lens, chrome, serial no. 3267211, body, VG, elements, VG, some very light internal haze (2) £200 - £300

£200 - £300

275. A Wray Wrayflex Ia SLR Camera, 1950-, chrome, serial no. 3405, with Wray Unilite f/2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 172508, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some light internal haze and marks, in maker’s case

278. A Carl Zeiss Biogon f/4.5 21mm Lens, Contarex, chrome, serial no. 3448637, body, VG-E, elements, G, some light internal haze and ‘ring’ watermark?, complete with viewfinder and lens hood, in maker’s bubble

£300 - £500

276. A Zeiss Ikon Contarex I ‘Bullseye’ SLR Camera, 1959-66, chrome, serial no. E13141, with Carl Zeiss Planar f/2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 2616350, body, VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some light internal haze and very light marks to coatings on front element, complete with instruction manuals

279. A Carl Zeiss Distagon f/4 35mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 3257187, body, VG, elements, F-VG, scuff mark to rear element, with filter, in maker’s bubble

£150 - £250

£100 - £200

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from black paint Contarex I ‘Bullseye’

283. A Zeiss Ikon Contax Ie Rangefinder Camera, 1932-36, black, serial no. V36689, with Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar f/2 50mm lens, nickel, serial no. 1407624, body, VG, shutter working but sticking slightly, lens, G-VG, some internal marks, in maker’s case

£800 - £1200

£200 - £300

281. A Carl Zeiss Sonnar f/4 135mm Lens, Contarex, black, serial no. 3645789, body, E, elements, VG, some very light internal haze, complete with lens hood, in maker’s bubble

284. A Zeiss Ikon Contax II Rangefinder Camera, 1936, black paint, serial no. K59035, with Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar f/2 50mm lens, chome, serial no. 2040533, body, F-G, shutter working, drop impact to base, leather replaced, lens, VG, some light internal haze; Reportedly a few black Contax II cameras

280. A Carl Zeiss Planar f/2 50mm Lens, Contarex, black paint, serial no. 3180338, body, VG, elements, VGE, some very light internal dust; Very uncommon black paint Planar

£70 - £100

were produced to test the acceptance of the black paint finish. Underneath the sections where the paint is worn, it appears this camera has not been chromed. Only to the top surface it appears a white undercoat has been applied but is not visible anywhere else and crazing is also noticeable around the word ‘Contax’ on the front. Leather covering not to ‘production’ standard. £1000 - £2000

282. A Zeiss Ikon Contax Ib Rangefinder Camera, 1932-36, black, serial no. V32855, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/2.8 50mm lens, nickel, serial no. 1543305, body, VG, film advance not moving, shutter not tested, lens, VG, some internal haze

285. A Zeiss Ikon Contax III Rangefinder Camera, 1936-42, chrome, serial no. G12176, with Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar f/1.5 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 2136014, body, G, shutter sticking, lens, G-VG, some very light cleaning marks and internal haze, in maker’s case £100 - £200

£200 - £300

286. A Zeiss Ikon Contax IIIa Rangefinder Camera, 1950-61, chrome, serial no. T39975, with Zeiss-Opton T Sonnar f/2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 823218, body, VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some light internal haze and marks

289. A Carl Zeiss Jena Biotar f/2 40mm Lens, Contax RF, black/nickel, serial no. 1412377, body, G-VG, elements, VG, some light cleaning marks to front element, with maker’s caps £1200 - £1800

£100 - £200

287. A Carl Zeiss Biogon f/4.5 21mm Lens, Contax RF, chrome, serial no. 1856254, body, G-VG, elements, G, some internal fungus to middle group, in maker’s bubble £300 - £500

288. A Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/8 28mm Lens, Contax RF, black/nickel, serial no. 1525927, body, VG, elements, G-VG, some internal haze, with maker’s caps £300 - £500

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Nikon Cameras & Lenses

290. A Nikon S Rangefinder Camera, 1951-54, chrome, serial no. 6119082, with Nikkor-S.C f/1.4 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 342284, body, G-VG, shutter working but sticking, lens, VG, some very light cleaning marks to front element £200 - £300

291. A Nikon W-Nikkor.C f/2.5 35mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 250582, body, VG-E, elements, VG, some light internal marks, in maker’s case; Marked to side ‘E.P’. Sticker to

inside of case ‘CDR T. J. Richter, CHC, USN, Yokohama Chapel Center, Navy #570, %FPO , San Francisco’ £250 - £350

293. A Nikon Nikkor-Q.C f/3.5 135mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 253948, body, G, elements, G, some internal haze, with lens hood, in maker’s case £70 - £100

294. A Nikon F2 Photomic SLR Camera, 1973, chrome, serial no. 7314625, with Nikkor-.C f/2 50mm lens, black, serial no. 2304406, body, E, shutter working, lens, E, complete with hard case, all in maker’s boxes; Appears unused £200 - £300

292. A Nikon W-Nikkor.C f/3.5 35mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 9101100, body, VG-E, elements, VG, some light internal haze; Marked to rear mount ‘50030714

295. A Nikon F3 HP SLR Body, 1983-, black, serial no. 1908906, body, VG-E, shutter not tested, with paperwork, in maker’s box

£150 - £250

£100 - £200

296. A Nikon F4s SLR Body, 1988-, black, serial no. 2225838, body, VG-E, shutter not tested, in maker’s box

299. A Nikon 35Ti Compact Camera, 1993, titanium, serial no. 5007194, with Nikkor f/2.8 35mm lens, body, E, untested, lens, E, with strap and in maker’s soft pouch;

Appears unused £200 - £300

£150 - £250

297. A Nikon FM2n SLR Camera, 1983-, chrome, serial no. 7855410, with Nikkor Ais f/1.8 50mm lens, black, serial no. 438283, body, VG-E, shutter working, lens, VG, some light internal haze, complete with maker’s case

300. A Nikon AF Nikkor f/2.8 20mm Lens, black, serial no. 217029, body, E, elements, VG-E, some very light internal haze, with paperwork, in maker’s box £100 - £200

£150 - £250

301. A Nikon Ai Nikkor f/3.5 20mm Lens, black, serial no. 198944, body, VG-E, elements, VG 298. A Nikon 35Ti Compact Camera, 1993, titanium, serial no. 5011115, with Nikkor f/2.8 35mm lens, body, E, untested, lens, E, with strap and instructions, in maker’s box

£80 - £120

£200 - £300

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302. A Nikon Ais Nikkor f/2.8 28mm Lens, black, serial no. 734355, body, VG-E, elements, VG-E, some very light internal haze

305. A Nikon Ai Nikkor f/1.4 50mm Lens, black, serial no. 3961290, body, G-VG, elements, G-VG, some internal haze

£80 - £120

£70 - £100

303. A Nikon Ais Nikkor f/1.2 50mm Lens, black, serial no. 357366, body, E, elements, E, with paperwork, in maker’s box

306. A Nikon Ais Micro-Nikkor f/2.8 55mm Lens, black, serial no. 460087, body, E, elements, G-E, some internal haze

£200 - £300

£70 - £100

304. A Nikon AF Nikkor f/1.4 50mm Lens, black, serial no. 2048717, body, E, elements, E, with paperwork, in maker’s box

307. A Nikon AF Micro-Nikkor f/2.8 60mm Lens, black, serial no. 2340348, body, E, elements, VG-E, some very light internal haze, with paperwork, in maker’s box

£80 - £120

£100 - £200

308. A Nikon Ais Nikkor f/1.4 85mm Lens, black, serial no. 225111, body, E, elements, E, with paperwork, in maker’s box

311. A Nikon Ais Nikkor f/1.8 105mm Lens, black, serial no. 214933, body, E, elements, E, with paperwork, in maker’s box

£300 - £500

309. A Nikon AF Nikkor f/1.8 85mm Lens, black, serial no. 232769, body, E, elements, E, some very light internal haze, with paperwork, in maker’s box

312. A Nikon Ais Nikkor f/2.5 105mm Lens, black, serial no. 1012671, body, E, elements, E, with paperwork, in maker’s box

£150 - £250

£100 - £200

310. A Nikon Ais Nikkor f/2 85mm Lens, black, serial no. 348450, body, E, elements, E, with paperwork, in maker’s box

313. A Nikon AF DC-Nikkor f/2 135mm Lens, black, serial no. 202147, body, E, elements, E, with paperwork, in maker’s box

£100 - £200

£300 - £500

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Sub-Miniature

314. A Nikon Ais Nikkor f/2.8 135mm Lens, black, serial no. 957239, body, E, elements, E, with paperwork, in maker’s box

318. A Coronet Midget Blue Sub-Miniature Camera, 1935-36, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, G, some fungus £100 - £200

£100 - £150

319. A Minox VEF Riga Sub-Miniature Camera, 1937, chrome, with Microstigmar f/3.5 15mm lens, body, VG, shutter sticking, unable to open back, lens, VG, in maker’s case 315. A Nikon Ai Nikkor f/3.5 135mm Lens, black, serial no. 293234, body, E, elements, E

£500 - £700

£50 - £70

316. A Nikon AF Nikkor ED f/2.8 180mm Lens, black, serial no. 274118, body, E, elements, E, with paperwork, in maker’s box £200 - £300

320. A Neozit F-27 KGB Sub-Miniature Camera, 1987, black, serial no. 87175, with f/2.8 25mm lens, body, G-VG, untested, lens, VG; The F-27 `Neozit` was made for KGB

photographic surveillance purposes by KMZ at their special workshop starting around 1985. It is an evolved model of the F-21, but now almost completely electronic. The film size is 24mm x 24mm on 27mm film. £200 - £300

317. A Nikon AF Zoom-Nikkor ED f/2.8 80-200mm Lens, black, serial no. 327177, body, E, elements, E, with paperwork, in maker’s box £200 - £300

Cameras

321. An Adams & Co. Minex De-Luxe Reflex Camera, 1910, black, serial no. 530, with Zeiss Patent Tessar f/4.5 155mm lens, black, serial no. 17882, body, VG-E, shutter working, lens, VG, some light internal haze, complete with rollfilm back, together with Emil Busch0Bis-Telar Series II No.3 f/7 16” lens, black, serial no. 217031, body, G, elements, VG, some internal haze, in maker’s case £200 - £300

324. A Bloch Leon Physiographe Stereo ‘Binocular’ Camera, 1903-20, black, serial no. 942, with E.Krauss Tessar-Zeiss f/6.8 62mm lenses, serial nos. 51944/51943, body, VG, shutter working, lenses, VG, in maker’s case £1000 - £1500

322. A Bentzin Planovista Camera, 1931-37, black, serial no. 1040, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/3.8 75mm lens, serial no. 1314636, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some internal haze £600 - £800

323. A Blair Stereo Weno Camera, 1902-03, black, serial no. 1153, wih Bausch & Lomb Rapid Rectilinear lenses, body, VG, front standard modified with raise and fall, lenses, VG, shutter working, some light internal haze, in maker’s case

325. A Bloch Leon Physiographe Stereo ‘Binocular’ Camera, 1903-20, black, un-numbered, with H. Roussel Stylor f/6.8 52mm lenses, serial nos. 31655/31654, body, VG-E, shutter working, lenses, VG, in maker’s case

£200 - £300

£1000 - £1500

*Buyers Premium of 20% + VAT, making a total of 24%

326. An Ernemann ‘Er-Nox’ Ermanox 4.5x6cm Camera, 1924, black, serial no. 1184826, with Ernemann Anastigmat Ernostar f/2 100mm lens, serial no. 150193, body, VG, shutter not working, lens, VG, some light internal haze, with magazine back and several plates £1000 - £2000

329. A James. A. Sinclair Una Traveller Outfit, 1927, aluminium, serial no. 145, with Ross Conbinable f/11 8” lens, serial no. 137289, in Newman Sinclair shutter, body, VG-E, lens, VG, shutter working, complete with additional Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/4.5 105mm lens, serial no. 632878, body, VG, shutter working, elements, G, some haze, on aluminium board, complete with six DDS, roll film back and lens hood, in maker’s fitted leather case £3000 - £4000

327. An Ihagee ‘Night’ Exakta Type 4.1 Camera, 1935-39, black, with Carl Zeiss Jena Biotar f/2 80mm lens, black, serial no. 1575979, body, G, shutter not working, lens, G-VG, some cleaning marks and light internal haze £800 - £1200

330. A Kodak Enamel Advertising Sign, 27x150cm, advertising Kodak Verichrome film, some damage, single sided £400 - £600

328. An ISO Duplex Super Stereo Camera, 1956, black, serial no. 7466, with ISO-Iriar f/3.5 35mm lenses, serial nos. 12930/12370, body, E, shutter working, lenses, VG-E, in maker’s box

331. A Kodak Vanity Vest Pocket Series III Camera, 1926-33, blue, serial no. 33028, with Anastigmat f/6.3 83mm lens, body, VG, some minor damage to back, lens, VG, complete with maker’s presentation box and half of outerbox

£200 - £300

£100 - £150

332. A Marion & Co. ‘The Radial’ Detective Camera, 1890, black, serial no. 197, body, VG, shutter working, lens VG; Last known example sold Christies 1991 £1200 - £1800

333. A Plaubel Makina II (b) Rangefinder Camera, 1946-48, black, serial no. k45/049, with Anticomar f/2.9 100mm lens, chrome, serial no. 105876, body, VG, shutter working, some ware to back, lens, G, some internal haze and marks, together with Orthar f/6.8 73mm lens, chrome, serial no. 101884, body, G, elements, F-G, internal marks and haze, Anticomar f/4.2 100mm lens, chrome, serial no. 111405, body, G, elements, VG, some light internal haze, and Tele-Makinar f/4.8 190mm lens, chrome, serial no. 108820, body, F-G, elements, F-G, internal haze and marks, complete with two rollfilm backs and various plates

334. A Plaubel Makina III Rangefinder Camera, 1949-53, chrome, serial no. K164, with Anticomar f/2.9 100mm lens, chrome, serial no. 101992, body, VG, shutter not working, lens, G-VG, some very light internal haze, together with Orthar f/6.8 73mm lens, chrome, serial no. 108477, body, G, elements, G, internal haze, and Tele-Makinar f/4.8 190mm lens, chrome, serial no. 100873, body, F, elements, F-G, some haze and internal marks, complete with two rollfilm backs, magazine back and more £150 - £250

£200 - £300

*Buyers Premium of 20% + VAT, making a total of 24%

336. A Quta Qutagraph Aluminium Ferrotype Camera, 1910-, with original unmarked French 3½” brass lens, body, VG, mechanism working, lens, VG, complete drop down developing tanks and aluminium flap shutter, together with several paper recipts for The ‘Quta’ Co. for Qutagraph plates and mounts, various dates throughout 1921, also including a selection of original mounts and an unopened pack of 50 Quta plates; This model is unseen on the open market and in 1910

The ‘Quta’ Co. advertised a new model with an external flap shutter at £3.10.0.. Also included with this lot is a Baush & Lomb Optical Co. Rapid Rectalinear lens, modified to attach to the Quta via two bolts. The original lens would need to be removed prior to this lens being used. £3000 - £5000

337.

335. A Simda-Perreux Panorascope Stereo Camera, 1955, grey serial no. 2224, with P. Angenieux f/2.5 35mm lenses, body, G, shutter working, lenses, VG £200 - £300

337. Four WZFO Alfa Cameras, 1963, including Alfa-2 dark blue, Alfa-2 light blue, Alfa-2 red and Alfa light grey, all with WZFO Emitar f/4.5 45mm lenses, overall bodies, G-VG, overall lenses, G-VG, complete with three maker’s cases and one Amilux flash unit

338. Four Novelty Ceramic Figures, German, depicting a squirrel holding camera, young girl with dog and camera (2) and couple taking a photo, two marked with a ‘S’ and a crown above (4) £70 - £100

339. A Dallmeyer Optical Tile Bench Centring Card, marked ‘Patent Applied For’, 39.5 x 29.5cm £70 - £100

£400 - £600

Medium Format

340. A Carl Zeiss Planar F T* f/2 110mm Lens, black, serial no. 6949391, body, VG, elements, VG-E, some very light spherical haze to inner element, with maker’s lens hood £600 - £800

343. A Hasselblad 1000F Camera, 1956, chrome, serial no. CT20368, with Carl Zeiss Tessar f/2.8 80mm lens, chrome, serial no. 1493547, body, G-VG, shutter working, slowest speeds sticking, lens, G, some light cleaning/ scuff marks to rear element, with lens cap, in later Hasselblad fitted leather ERC £200 - £300

341. An Ensign Autorange 820 Camera, 1955, chrome, serial no. 10434, with Ross Xpres f/3.8 105mm lens, chrome, serial no. 74513, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some light coating marks to front element, in maker’s case £1000 - £1500

344. A Hasselblad 500C/M Camera, 1970-94, black, with Carl Zeiss Planar T* f/2.8 80mm lens, black, serial no. 6385192, body, VG, lens, VG, some internal haze, shutter working, complete with additional A12 back, bellows hood, Polaroid back and more, with maker’s box and in Hasselblad fitted case £400 - £600

342. A Graflex Century Graphic Rangefinder Camera, 1949-70, black, serial no. 512031, with Linhof Zeiss-Opton T Tessar f/3.5 105mm lens, chrome, serial no. 1073683, body, VG-E, lens, G-VG, shutter working, some light internal haze, together with Schneider Angulon f/6.8 90mm lens, black, serial no. 2479412, body, VG, shutter working, elements, VG, some light internal haze, and Schneider Symmar f/5.6 150mm lens, chrome, serial no. 10607380, body, VG, shutter working elements, G, some light internal haze and marks to external elements, complete with four rollfilm backs, three DDS and ground glass screen

345. An Ihagee Exakta 66 ‘Vertical’ Camera, 1953-54, chrome serial no. 600976, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/2.8 80mm lens, chrome, serial no. 3691182, body, G-VG, shutter sticking, lens, VG-E

£200 - £300

£500 - £700

*Buyers Premium of 20% + VAT, making a total of 24%

346. A Linhof 220 Camera, 1966-82, cream, serial no. 3522226, with Linhof-Technikar f/3.5 95mm lens, black, serial no. 5894085, body, G-VG, lens, VG, shutter working, slow speeds sticking, in maker’s case £200 - £300

349. A Rollei Rolleflex T TLR Camera, 1958-75, grey, serial no. 2155568, with Carl Zeiss Tessar f/3.5 75mm lens, serial no. 3304587, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, with Masking Set 16, in maker’s case

£200 - £300

347. A Linhof Super Technika 4x5” Large Format Outfit, 1956-64, brown, serial no. 71111, complete with Schneider Technika Super-Angulon f/8 65mm, Schneider Technika Super-Angulon f/8 75mm, Schneider Technika Angulon f/6.8 90mm and Schneider Technika Xenar f/4.5 150mm lenses, body, VG-E, lenses overall, VG-E, all shutters working, one or two with light internal haze, all with cam’s, together with Super Rollex 56x72 back, wide-angle focusing device, hand grip, universal viewfinder, tripod head and Schneider 8x loupe complete with original instructions, passport and Linhof box (a lot) £800 - £1200

348. A Linhof Super Technika IV Rangefinder Camera, 1956-64, brown, serial no. 85721, with Technika Schneider Xenar f/3.5 105mm lens, chrome, serial no. 6445438, body, VG, lens, VG, shutter working, some light internal haze, with Super Rollex 6x6 back

350. A Rollei Rolleiflex T TLR Camera, 1958-75, black, serial no. 2243741, with Carl Zeiss Tessar f/3.5 75mm, body, VG, shutte working, lens, VG, in maker’s case £150 - £250

351. A Rollei Rollei-Mutar 0.7x Lens Converter, Bay II, black, serial no. 3844184, body, G-VG, lenses, G-VG, some light haze to viewing lens, taking lens VG-E, in maker’s case £70 - £100

£300 - £500

352. A Rollei Rolleiflex 2.8D TLR Camera, 1955-56, black, serial no. 161190, with Schneider Xenotar f/2.8 80mm lens, serial no. 4452010, body, VG, shutter sticking at slower speeds, lens, G, coating marks to front and rear elements, in case and partial maker’s box

355. A Rollei Rolleiflex 2.8F TLR Camera, 1960-81, black, serial no. 2455603, with Carl Zeiss Planar f/2.8 80mm, serial no. 4250184, body, G, shutter working, slow speeds sticking, lens, G, some light coating marks £300 - £500

£200 - £300

353. A Rollei Rolleiflex 2.8E TLR Camera, 1956-59, black, serial no. 1665370, with Carl Zeiss Planar f/2.8 80mm lens, serial no. 2382530, body, F-G, shutter working, lens, F-VG, fungus to rear element, with maker’s lens cap

356. A Rollei Rolleiflex 3.5E3 TLR Camera, 1962-65, black, serial no. 2384644, with Schneider Xenotar f/3.5 75mm lens, serial no. 8186720, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some light internal haze

£200 - £300

354. A Rollei Rolleiflex 2.8F TLR Camera, 1960-81, black, serial no. 2476129, with Carl Zeiss Planar f/2.8 80mm lens, serial no. 5387862, body, VG, shutter working, sticking on slowest speeds, some marks in places, lens, VG, some very light internal haze, in maker’s box

357. A Rollei Rolleiflex 3.5F TLR Camera, 1960-65, black, serial no. 2294297, with Carl Zeiss Planar f/3.5 75mm lens, serial no. 4097254, body, VG-E, shutter working, lens, VG-E, together with lens cap, Rolleinar 1 & 3, filters, complete with instructions and maker’s case (a lot)

£500 - £700

£400 - £600

*Buyers Premium of 20% + VAT, making a total of 24%

358. A Rollei Rolleiflex 3.5F TLR Camera, 1960-65, black, serial no. 2264739, with Carl Zeiss Planar f/3.5 75mm lens, serial no. 3271332, body, VG-E, shutter working, lens, VG-E

361. A Rollei Tele-Rolleiflex TLR Camera, 1959-75, black, serial no. 2302220, with Carl Zeiss Sonnar f/4 135mm lens, serial no. 2718218, body, F, shutter working, slow speeds inaccurate, slight dings to film door, lens, F, coating marks to front element and light fungus to rear element, with maker’s lens cap

£400 - £600

£200 - £300 362. A Rollei Tropical Housing, together with Rollei-Trockenpatrone pack £200 - £300 363. Two NOS Rollei Rolleiflex Cases, together with Rollei flash £70 - £100

359. A Rollei Rolleiflex 3.5F TLR Camera, 1960-61, black, serial no. 2234759, with Carl Zeiss Planar f/3.5 75mm lens, serial no. 2931868, body, VG-E, shutter working, intermittently sticking on slowest speed, lens, VG, some very light coating issues to front element, complete with prism, Rolleifix, lens hood and filters, all in maker’s cases, includes original purchase receipt from R. F. Hunter Ltd, dated 19.2.61 £500 - £700 364. A Toyo-View 45G Large Format Camera, 1994, black, with Rodenstock Sironar-N f/5.6 210mm MC lens, black, serial no. 10317891, body, VG-E, lens, G-VG, shutter working, some light spotting to inner element, together with Rodenstock Grandagon f/4.5 90mm MC lens, black, serial no. 10099618, body, VG, shutter working, elements, VG-E, complete with several DDS, wide angle bellows and more, in maker’s fitted case £400 - £600 360. A Rollei Rolleiflex T TLR Camera, 1958-75, black, serial no. 2221803, with Carl Zeiss Tessar f/3.5 75mm lens, serial no. 4217873, body, VG-E, shutter working, lens, VG, some very light internal haze, with lens cap, in maker’s case

365. A Yashica Mat-124 G TLR Camera, 1971, black, serial no. 226337, with Yashion f/3.5 80mm lens, body, VG-E, shutter working, slight ding to lower front corner, lens, VG-E, in maker’s case

£200 - £300

£100 - £150

Lenses

366. A Dallmeyer Speed f/1.5 3” Lens, black, serial no. 204491, body, VG, Leica screw mount, elements, VG, some light cleaning marks

367. A Ross Xpres f/1.9 3” Lens, brass, serial no. 117776, body, G, elements, VG, some light cleaning marks to front element

£12,000 - £15,000

*Buyers Premium of 20% + VAT, making a total of 24%

368. A Bausch & Lomb Baltar f/2.3 40mm Lens, black, serial no. BF4443, body, VG, elements, F-G, cleaning marks £200 - £300

371. A Cooke Speed Panchro f/2 75mm Lens, black, serial no. 223711, body, G, elements, VG, some very light internal haze £1000 - £1500

369. A Bausch & Lomb Baltar f/2.3 50mm Lens, chrome, serial no. RF8888, body, G, elements, G-VG, some light internal haze £400 - £600

370. A Bausch & Lomb Baltar f/2.3 75mm Lens, black, serial no. EF125, body, G, elements, VG, some very light cleaning marks £400 - £600

372. A Dallmeyer Oscillograph f/1.9 51mm Lens, 0.7-1, black, serial no. 676460, body, G, shutter working, elements, G, marks to rear element £400 - £600

373. A Dallmeyer Pentac f/2.9 4¼” Lens, black, serial no. 107093, body, G, elements, VG, some light cleaning marks £200 - £300

374. A Dallmeyer Super Six f/1.9 1½” Lens, chrome, serial no. 505791, body, VG, elements, VG, some light coating marks to front element

377. A Dallmeyer Super Six f/1.9 83mm Lens, black, serial no. 184370, body, G, elements, G-VG, some cleaning marks to front element

£1200 - £1800

£6000 - £8000

375. A Dallmeyer Super Six f/2.9 2” Lens, black, serial no. 498601, body, VG, elements, VG, some light coating marks to front element

378. A Dallmeyer Super Six f/1.9 83mm Lens, black, serial no. 184362, body, G, elements, G-VG, some cleaning marks to front element £6000 - £8000

£2000 - £3000

376. A Dallmeyer Super Six f/1.9 2” Lens, chrome, serial no. 498363, body, VG, elements, VG £3000 - £5000

379. A Dallmeyer Super Six f/1.9 3” Projection Lens, black, serial no. 475824, body, VG, elements, VG-E, some very very light internal haze £3000 - £5000 380. A Group of Hermagis Projection Lenses, including 90mm, 100mm, 120mm and other examples, some with separation (a lot) £80 - £120

*Buyers Premium of 20% + VAT, making a total of 24%

381. A Group of Projection Lenses, including Som Berthiot 120mm, Cinor ‘P’ f.1,8 65mm and more, mostly P-G (a lot)

386. A Kinoptik Aplanat f/5.6 500mm Lens, white, serial no. 10.535, body, G, elements, VG, with maker’s lens hood £300 - £500

£80 - £120

382. A Group of Projection Lenses, including Berthiot Cinestar f/2.1 135mm, P. Angenieux f/1.5 50mm and more, mostly P-G (a lot) £80 - £120

383. A Group of Projection Lenses, including Boyer Onyx 100mm, ISCO-Optic Studio-AV f/2.0 110mm and more, mostly G-VG (a lot) £70 - £100

387. A Kinoptik Apochromat f/2 75mm Lens, black, serial no. 21934, body, G-VG, elements, VG-E, some light internal haze £1000 - £1500

384. A Hugo Meyer Trioplan f/2.8 100mm Lens, brown, serial no. 1004484, body, VG-E, elements, VG, some very light fungus to perimeter of middle group £300 - £500

388. A Kinoptik Foyer Apochromat f/2.5 150mm Lens, black, serial no. 5397, body, VG, elements, G, some light internal fungus £1000 - £1500

389. A Kinoptik Special Cine f/3.5 300mm Lens, black, serial no. 40392, body, G-VG, elements, G, some light fungus, with lens hood and maker’s caps £200 - £300

385. A Kern Macro-Yvar f/3.3 150mm Lens, black, serial no. 997582, body, E, elements, G, some light fungus to perimeter of front element and very light haze

390. A Kinoptik Special Cine f/3.5 300mm Lens, black, serial no. 22027, body, G-VG, elements, F-G, some fungus / stains to rear element, with lens hood and maker’s caps £100 - £200

£200 - £300

391. A Kinoptik Tegea f/1.6 5mm Lens, black, serial no. 114530, body, VG, elements, G-VG, some light internal haze

395. A Pair of Kinoptik Focale Erax-16 f/1.9 32mm Lens Heads, serial nos. 25146/25147, sealed in boxes, condition unknown (2) £80 - £120

£100 - £200

396. A Rare Dallmeyer Telephohoto Lens Support Bracket, overall length 46cm, in maker’s box 392. A P. Angenieux f/1.5 210mm Lens, white, serial no. 1516682, body, G, shutter untested, optics, VG, slight crack to inner element about extending inwards 1cm from perimeter

£100 - £200

£2000 - £3000

393. A P. Angenieux Type R2 Retrofocus f/2.2 18.5mm Lens, black, serial no. 380232, body, G, elements, F-G, some cleaning marks and light internal haze 397. A Ross Xpres f/1.9 1½” Lens, black, serial no. 187884, body, VG, elements, VG, some very light cleaning marks

£100 - £200

£2000 - £3000

394. A P. Angenieux Type Y31 /1.8 75mm Projection Lens, black, serial no. 322664, body, VG, elements, F-G, many cleaning marks to rear element, in maker’s box £500 - £700

398. A Ross Xpres f/2.9 53mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 139106, body, G, elements, VG £1000 - £2000

*Buyers Premium of 20% + VAT, making a total of 24%

399. A Som Berthiot Flor f/2.8 50mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 273999, body, F, elements, G-VG, some light cleaning marks

402. A Taylor Hobson Ortal f/2 50mm Lens, black, serial no. 587101, body, VG, elements, VG-E , in unknown movie mount, aperture de-clicked

£300 - £500

£600 - £800

400. A Som Berthiot Grand Champ f/1.5 35mm Lens, black, serial no. 1023067, body, G-VG, elements, G, some light internal haze and marks to front element, with maker’s lens cap

403. A Taylor Hobson Ortal f/2 50mm Lens, black, serial no. 587043, body, VG, elements, VG, some light internal haze, in unknown movie mount, aperture de-clicked

£100 - £200

£600 - £800

401. A Taylor Hobson Ortal f/2 50mm Lens, black, serial no. 654506, body, VG, elements, VG, in unknown movie mount, aperture de-clicked

404. A Taylor Hobson Ortal f/2 75mm Lens, black, serial no. 592083, body, VG, elements, VG-E, in unknown movie mount, aperture de-clicked

£600 - £800

£700 - £1000

405. A Taylor Hobson Ortal f/2 75mm Lens, black, serial no. 592139, body, VG, elements, VG-E, some very light internal haze, in unknown movie mount, aperture de-clicked £700 - £1000

408. A Taylor Hobson Ortal f/2.8 127mm Lens, black, serial no. 587805, body, VG, elements, VG, some very light internal haze and a few hair-line cleaning marks to front element, in unknown movie mount, aperture de-clicked £300 - £500

406. A Taylor Hobson Ortal f/2 75mm Lens, black, serial no. 592186, body, VG, elements, VG-E, some very light internal haze and a couple of hair-line scratches to rear element, in unknown movie mount, aperture de-clicked

409. A Taylor Hobson Ortal f/2.8 127mm Lens, black, serial no. 655185, body, VG, elements, VG-E, some very light internal haze, in unknown movie mount, aperture de-clicked £300 - £500

£700 - £1000

407. A Taylor Hobson Ortal f/2.8 127mm Lens, black, serial no. 587783, body, VG, elements, VG-E, some very light internal haze, in unknown movie mount, aperture de-clicked

410. A Taylor Hobson Ortal f/4 203mm Lens, black, serial no. 594434, body, G-VG, elements, VG-E, some very light internal haze, in unknown movie mount, aperture de-clicked

£300 - £500

£200 - £300

*Buyers Premium of 20% + VAT, making a total of 24%

411. A Taylor Hobson Ortal f/4 203mm Lens, black, serial no. 594442, body, G-VG, elements, VG-E, some very light internal haze, in unknown movie mount, aperture de-clicked

414. A Taylor Hobson Studio Varotal 100/4050 Lens, black, serial no. 569315, body, F-G, elements, G, some internal haze, in unknown movie mount, aperture de-clicked

£200 - £300

412. A Taylor Hobson Ortal f/4 317mm Lens, black, serial no. 612042, body, G-VG, elements, VG-E, some light internal haze, in unknown movie mount, aperture de-clicked

415. A Taylor-Hobson Speed Telephoto f/1.65 8” Lens, black, serial no. 248389, body, VG, elements, VG, some light internal haze, with maker’s caps in fitted wooden case; Cine C

mount £200 - £300

£4000 - £6000

413. A Taylor Hobson Special f/1.5 3½” Projection Lens, chrome, serial no. erased, body, VG, elements, G, some internal haze and light coating marks

416. A Wray Unilite f/2 50mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 172511, body, VG, elements, G, some internal haze and marks

£100 - £200

£200 - £300

417. A Zunow Opt. S-Zunow f/1.1 50mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 6104, body, VG, elements, G-VG, marks to middle element group; Contax RF mount £2000 - £3000

418. A Zunow Opt. Zunow f/1.9 50mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 11275, body, VG, elements, G, cleaning marks to front element £400 - £600

419. An Email Busch Portrait Doppel-Ojbejtiv No.3 f/3 180mm Lens, black, serial no. 249490, body, VG, elements, VG, some internal haze £300 - £500

*Buyers Premium of 20% + VAT, making a total of 24%

Mahogany & Brass Cameras

420. A Bertsch Chambre Microscopique Wet Plate Camera, 1860, 37x37cm, body, VG-E, lens, VG, some fungus; For wet collodion plates with an Achromatic lens £12,000 - £15,000

421. A Butcher & Son Royal Mail Postal Stamp Camera, 1907/8, mahogany body, with 15 individual lenses, body, G, shutter working, lacking handle and four brass lens collars, lenses, G-VG, complete with internal septum frame and uncommon five strip ground glass screen £600 - £800

422. A Butcher & Son Royal Mail Postal Stamp Camera, 1907/8, mahogany body, serial no. 70, with 15 individual lenses, body, G-VG, shutter working, lenses, G-VG, complete with internal septum frame £800 - £1200

423. A C. P. Goerz Tropical Manufoc-Tenax Camera, 1923, 9x12cm, teak, with C. P. Goerz Dogmar f/4.5 150mm lens, black, serial no. 585401, body, G-VG, lens, G-VG, shutter working, speeds inaccurate, some internal haze; Part of the James L. Bikoff

collection of Tropical Cameras, sold at Christies 14th & 15th May 1992

425. A City Sale & Exchange Half Plate Mahogany Tailboard Camera, 1900-10, with City Sale & Exchange Salex f/4.5 310mm lens, brass, serial no. 83429, body, E, lens, VG, with three DDS, all in maker’s case; Appears brand new and only used very lightly £400 - £600

£200 - £300

426. A Contessa-Nettel Tropical Andro Camera, 1921, 9x12cm, teak, serial no. 527728, with Carl Zeis Jena Tessar f/4.5 150mm lens, black, serial no. 641389, body, G-VG, lens, G-VG, shutter working, some internal haze; Part of the James L. Bikoff

collection of Tropical Cameras, sold at Christies 14th & 15th May 1992 £200 - £300

424. A Cast Iron Daguerreotype Posing Stand, by Harrison, Leeds, with adjustable height, minimum height 92cm, maximum height 163cm; Ex-Christies lot, from 16th March 1995; Provenance: From the Studio of Thomas Joseph Wilmott

Hanstock, 11 Clarence Street, York and thence by descent to the vendor (at Christies). Hanstock was active as a photographer in York from 1908 to 1942.

427. A Contessa-Nettle Tropical Deck-Rullo Camera, 1919-26, 9x12cm, teak, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/4.5 150mm lens, black, serial no. 506081, body, VG, shutter not working, lens, VG, some very light internal haze

£300 - £500

*Buyers Premium of 20% + VAT, making a total of 24%

428. A Huge Camera Construction Co. 22x26” Mahogany Field Camera, with swinging rear and rising front, two brass carry handles to top, lacking lens, body, G, complete with one original DDS and ground glass screen, single crack to glass, in maker’s wooden carry case; Together with another similar DDS however 1/2” too small to fit but displays similar

construction £2000 - £3000

429. A J. Lancaster & Sons ‘Special Instantograph’ Whole Plate Mahogany Tailboard Camera, 1885, with J. Lancaster & Sons Rectigraph 10x8 f/10 lens, brass, body, VG, bellows tatty, lens, G-VG, some G-VG, with one DDS

430. A J. Lancaster & Sons ‘The 189 Instantograph’ Patent Half Place Mahogany Field Camera, 1899, with unmarked f/10 brass lens, in Rauber & Wollensak shutter, body, VG, lens , VG, shutter working, with two DDS, in maker’s case

£200 - £300

£100 - £200

431. A J. Lancaster & Sons ‘The 1897 Instantograph’ Patent Quarter Plate Mahogany Field Camera, 1897, with J. Lancaster & Sons f/10 brass lens, body, VG, lacking ground glass screen, lens, VG, with one DDS £70 - £100

434. A J. Lancaster & Sons Special Patent Half Plate Mahogany Tailboard Camera, 1900-10, with Ross 6x5 Rapid Symmetrical Waterhouse stop brass lens, serial no. 41567, body, VG, lacking one brass fitting to side, lens, VG, with three DDS, in leather case £100 - £200

432. A J. Lancaster & Sons ‘The 1898 Instantograph’ Patent Half Plate Mahogany Field Camera, 1898, with J. Lancaster & Sons f/10 lens, brass, body, G, shutter working, lens, F, some separation, with two DDS, in maker’s case

435. A J. Lancaster & Sons The ‘Rover’ Patent Camera, 1891, with J. Lancaster & Sons f/10 lens, in See Saw shutter, body, G-VG, lens, VG, in maker’s case £400 - £600

£80 - £120

433. A J. Lancaster & Sons Euryscope Instantograph Patent Quarter Plate Mahogany Field Camera, 1886-1910, with J. Lancaster f/10 brass lens, with ‘See Saw’ shutter, body, VG, brass bound with pivoting back, lens, VG, shutter working, with one DDS; Marked to top ‘Archer & Sons, 73 Lord Str.,

436. A J. Little & Co. Singapore Mahogany Dayspool Camera, 1905, with Beck Neosiigmar Series IIIn No.3 f/7.7 lens, body, G, lens, VG, shutter working; Re-badged J. Lizars Challenge Dayspool

made for J. Little & Co. of Singapore.

Liverpool’ £150 - £250

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437. A J. Lizars ‘Challenge’ Quarter Plate Tropical Hand & Stand Camera, 1904, teak, with Taylor, Taylor & Hobson f/7 5” lens, serial no. 17097, in Unicum shutter, body, VG-E, lens, VG, shutter working, slow speeds sticking, with three DDS and film pack adapter, in fitted case

440. A Kodak Ordinary Kodak C Camera, 1891-95, 4x5”, serial no. 669, with unmarked lens, body, VG, shutter working, slight damage to top, lens, G-VG, some fungus, complete with matching rollfilm back, in maker’s case £800 - £1200

£200 - £300

438. A J. Lizars Challenge Dayspool Tropical Stereo Camera, 1905, 2¼x6¾’’, teak, with A. E. Stanley & Co. Eurylan Series I f/4.2 3½” lenses, serial nos. 65977/65978, body, VG-E, lenses, G-VG, some light internal haze and two tiny chips to perimeter of rear or lens no. 65977, complete with three DDS, ground glass viewing screen and blanking plate, in fitted leather case

441. A Kodak Ordinary Kodak C Plate Back, complete with ground glass screen and three DDS, in maker’s case £200 - £300

£2000 - £3000

439. A J. Robinson & Sons ‘The Pullman’ Detective Camera, 1896, 4x5”, with Kodar d/7.9 173mm lens, body, F, lacking part of rear, lens, G, shutter working £1000 - £1500

442. A London Stereoscopic Co. Plate Copying Camera, 1895-1900, body, VG-E, some marks to fold down-bed, lens, VG £200 - £300

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443. A Sanderson ‘Regular Model’ Half Plate Mahogany Field Camera, 1900, with Cooke Series III f/6.5 7½” lens, brass, serial no. 67633, body, VG-E, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some light fungus and aperture seized, with two DDS, in maker’s case

446. A Talbot & Eamer Talmer Detective Camera, 1890, 8x10.5cm, serial no. 10126, lacking lens, body, F-G £100 - £200

£200 - £300

444. A Shew Aluminium Xit Camera, 1910, with unmarked brass lens, in Bausch & Lomb shutter, body, G-VG, lens, VG, shutter sticking, complete with six DDS, in maker’s case

447. A W. Watson & Sons Alpha Hand & Stand Camera, 1892, 3¼×4¼, serial no. 11626, with R & J Beck Isostigmar f/5.8 4.75” Lens, in Celverex shutter, aluminium, serial no. 15228, body, VG, lens, G-VG, some internal haze, shutter working, complete with five non-original DDS and MacKenzie Daylight Slide, in fitted case

£300 - £500

£400 - £600

445. A Spencer Photo Chemist Stereo Mahogany Tailboard Camera, probably manufactured by W. Watson & Son., with Wray London f/11 5” Stereo Rotary-Waterhouse stop brass lenses, serial nos. 4534/4536, body, G-VG, complete with internal septum, lenses, VG-E

448. A W. Watson & Sons Alpha Hand & Stand Camera, 1892, 4¾x6¼, serial no. 9917, with Ross Rapid Symmetrical 8x5 Waterhouse stop brass lens, serial no. 40325, body, F-G, lens, VG, some light internal haze, complete with one DDS and Waterhouse stops, lacking ground glass screen

£800 - £1200

£200 - £300

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449. A W. Watson & Sons Half Plate Mahogany Tailboard Camera, 1885-90, 4¾x6¼, serial no. 695, with J. H. Dallmeyer Triple Achromatic Waterhouse stop brass lens, serial no. 17383, body, VG, lens, VG

452. An Unmarked Black Painted Mahogany Half Plate Field Camera, with Will Wetzlar Gonme-Wilon f/4.5 105mm lens, serial no. 276200, body, F-G, lens, G, some light internal haze, complete with additional roll back

£200 - £300

£100 - £200

450. An A. H. Baird Quarter Plate Mahogany Field Camera, 1890-1900, rollerblind shutter behind lens, with unmarked brass lens, body, F, shutter not working, lens, F-G, some internal fungus, with ground glass screen

453. An Unmarked Tropical Camera, 1915-25, 9x12cm, teak, with Steinheil Doppelanastigmat Unofokal f/4.5 135mm lens, serial no. 193453, body, G-VG, lens, shutter working, slow speeds inaccurate, some internal haze; Part of the James L. Bikoff collection of Tropical Cameras, sold at Christies 14th & 15th May 1992

£80 - £120

£100 - £200

451. An Early Portable Mahogany Tripod, double extension legs, with tilting head, some damages and repair to one leg, maker’s plaque present but all text worn away

454. An Unusual Daguerreotype Sliding Box Camera, unmarked, with ‘Daguerreotype Style’ brass lens, body, F, lens, F-G, complete with ground glass screen and one dark slide; Rear section and slide appear to be of very high quality and construction of around 1840-1850, however base and front section are of lesser quality wood and construction methods. Lens appears to have been constructed from a later Petzval design

£100 - £200

£500 - £700

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Brass Lenses

455. A Clement & Gilmer Tele Objectif Panoathoscopique f/8 No.0 Brass Lens, serial no. 103678, body, G-VG, elements, VG, some light marks, in maker’s silk-lined case

458. A J. H. Dallmeyer 3D Soft Focus Portrait Waterhouse Stop Brass Lens, serial no. 24983, body, F-G, lacking rack & pinion, elements, VG, some very light internal haze, complete with flange

£200 - £300

456. A Grubb ‘C’ Brass Lens, serial no. 3447, body, G-VG, element, G-VG, some light fungus, complete with push-fit Waterhouse stops, overall length 7cm £200 - £300

£100 - £200

457. A Grubb ‘D’ Brass Lens, serial no. 2591, body, G-VG, element, G-VG, some internal haze, complete with push-fit Waterhouse stops, overall length 7cm £300 - £500

459. A Jamin Darlot Brass Lens, serial no. 14871, rack & pinion focus, body, G, elements, VG

460. A Perkin Son & Rayment 8½x6½” ‘Optimus’ Waterhouse Stop Brass Portrait Lens, rack & pinion focus, body, F-G, elements, VG, with maker’s cap, overall height including lens hood 20.5cm £100 - £200

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461. A Prototype Taylor Hobson f/4.5 18” Brass Lens, bare brass, body, VG, elements, VG; Marked around rim ‘Property of Taylor, Taylor & Hobson Ltd England’ and ‘18inch f/4.5

No.327.104.63 July 1946’

464. A Ross No.3 Cabinet Brass Lens, serial no. 68190, with iris, body, G, elements, VG, complete with flange, overall length 18.5cm including lens hood

£400 - £600

462. A Ross Doublet 12x10” Rotary Waterhouse Stop Brass Lens, serial no. 14400, body, G, elements, VG-E, complete with flange, overall length 8cm

465. A Voigtlander & Sohn Heliar f/4.5 300mm Lens, black, serial no. 124934, body, G-VG, elements, VG, some internal haze

£200 - £300

463. A Ross Extra Rapid Universal Symmetrical 12x10” Waterhouse Stop Brass Lens, serial no. 47083, body, VG, elements, VG-E, complete with seven Waterhouse stops, lens and stops in maker’s cases, overall length 17cm including hood

466. A Voigtlander & Sohn Waterhouse Stop Brass Lens, serial no. 11037, body, VG, elements, VG, some light internal haze, complete with one stop, overall length 21cm including hood

£300 - £500

£600 - £800

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Motion Picture 470. A Multiplicateur de Focales Pour Zoom 15x18 E51 2x Converter, black, serial on. 59049, body, VG-E, elements, E £70 - £100

467. An Olikos 35mm Hand Crank Projector, with brass drive mechanism, mounted on later mahogany table 471. A General Scientific Corp. Miltar f/3.5 152mm Lens, black, serial no. 2003, body, VG, elements, VG-E

£200 - £300

468. A Society of Cinema Plates Olikos Cinema Camera & Projector, 1912, serial no. 630, for producing 90 second movies clips, using 18 plates (9.5x9cm) and producing 6x7mm images per plate, body, G, mechanism working, lens, G, some internal haze; Ref: McKeown’s Price Guide 12th Edition, p.1082 £700 - £1000

472. A Leitz Leicina 8S Cine Camera, 1960, green, serial no. 14789, with Leitz Dygon f/2 15mm and Dygon f/2 9mm lenses, body, G-VG, untested, lenses, VG, with case, in maker’s box £50 - £70

469. A Cunningham Combat Camera Model C, 1945, serial no. 59, with Bausch & Lomb Baltar f/2.3 35mm, serial no. AS274, f/2.3 75mm, serial no. VA1514 and Baltar 100mm, body, VG-E, mechanism untested, lenses overall, G-VG, some internal haze, complete with War Department technical manual

473. An Askania Model R 35mm Cine Camera, 1930-, for X-Ray useage, green, serial no. 508913, with De Oude Delft Rayxar f/0.75 65mm lens, black, serial no. B1035, body, G-VG, untested, lens, VG, some coating marks to front element

£1200 - £1800

£400 - £600

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Fine Collectors Sale including Photographs 21st June 2019 at 12:00

Viewing 20th June 21th June

Auction Venue 09:00 - 21:00 09:00 - 12:00

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A French stereoview Daguerreotype c.1850 (detail) June 2019 Fine Collectors sale

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2019 Sale Dates General Cameras & Scientific Instruments 10th January 2019 ________ General Cameras & Scientific Instruments 22nd March 2019 ________ Fine Photographica & Instruments of Science & Medicine 26th April 2019 ________ Fine Collectors including Photographs 21st June 2019 ________ General Cameras & Scientific Instruments 13th September 2019 ________ Fine Photographica & Instruments of Science & Medicine 18th October 2019 ________ Fine Collectors including Photographs 29th November 2019

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Fine Photographica & Scientific Instruments October 2019 An Invitation to Consign We are currently open for entries for our October Fine sale. Should you be interested in a free valuation of a single item or a collection, please get in touch with us for further details. Enquiries Jonathan Brown jonathan@flintsauctions.com Matt Nunn matt@flintsauctions.com Keith Petts keith@flintsauctions.com +44 (0) 20 3086 8550 www.flintsauctions.com

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