Fine Photographica & Instruments of Science - 21st May 2020 by flints auctions

Fine Photographica & Instruments of Science 21st May 2020

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Fine Photgraphica & Instruments of Science 21st May 2020 at 12:00

Viewing : Please contact our office for updates on the current situaion. Verbal, photo and 4k video condition reports avaliable for all lots upon request. Auction Venue Flints Auctions Ltd 8 Rivermead Pipers Way Thatcham RG19 4EP Sale Number 10025 Auctioneer Marc Anderson BA (Hons) 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

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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. Import Duty The following symbol, shown beside the Lot number, is used to denote that VAT is due on the Hammer Price on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% and Buyer’s Premium at the prevailing VAT rate: Ω 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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攝影狀況評級

描述與狀況為了幫助買家，Flints 已經為相機、鏡頭和某些配件的狀況評級，並提供其他書面註釋，以突顯與該拍賣品相關的其他重點。狀況等級是基於我們在編製圖錄時的意見，且仍受本圖錄背面所載的「條款及細則」所約束。我們無法檢查和測試測光錶、測距儀和電子部件 / 電子快門等某些方面。所有買家都有機會在觀賞日或銷售當日早上觀看和測試所有拍賣品。

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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Order of Sale

Leica Screw Cameras

1-24

Leica Screw Lenses

25-40

Leica M Cameras

41-54

Leica M Lenses

55-73

Leica R

74-84

Leica Accessories

85-104

Leica Copies

105-109

Wray Collection

110-126

35mm Cameras

127-148

Nikon

149-165

Sub Miniature Cameras

166-178

Cameras

179-198

Medium Format

199-215

Lenses

216-226

Mahogany & Brass Cameras

227-249

Aerial Cameras

250-260

Optical Toys

261-262

19th Century Photographs

263-272

20th Century Photographs

273-304

Microscopes

305-336

Microscope Slides

337-367

Scientific Instruments

368-414

Medical Instruments

415-420

Arms

421- 436

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Leica Screw Cameras

1. A Leica Ia Camera, 1928, black/nickel, serial no. 6311, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, body, F-G, shutter working, lacking glass from rear of finder, lens, F-G, ding to outer ring, in later marker’s case

4. Ω A Leica II Model D Rangefinder Camera, 1932, black/chrome, serial no. 72178, with Leitz Summar f/2 50mm lens, 1936, chrome, serial no. 313211, body, VG-E, film advance stiff and shutter sticking, lens, G-VG, some internal haze

£300 - £500

£200 - £300

2. Ω A Leica Ia Close Focus Camera, 1928, black/nickel, serial no. 10044, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, complete with black paint lens cap

5. Ω A Leica IIf Rangefinder Camera, 1932, upgraded from II, black/chrome, serial no. 94003, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, 1950, chrome, serial no. 773004, body, VG-E, shutter working, slow speeds sticking, lens, G, some internal marks

£600 - £800 £400 - £600

3. A Leica III Rangefinder Camera, 1930, upgraded from Ic, black/nickel, serial no. 44287, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, 1932, nickel, serial no. 138465, body, G, shutter working, lens, G-VG, complete with black paint FISON

6. Ω A Leica II Model D Rangefinder Camera, 1932/33, black/nickel, serial no. 104944, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, nickel, body, VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some light internal haze £300 - £500

£250 - £350 11

7. Ω A Leica III Rangefinder Camera, 1933, black/nickel, serial no. 124402, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, nickel, body, G, shutter working, lens, F-G, some internal haze and balsam-like spot

10. Ω A Leica IIIf Rangefinder Camera, 1935, upgraded from III, black/chrome, serial no. 157820, with Leitz Summaron f/3.5 35mm lens, 1949, chrome, serial no. 712826, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some very light cleaning marks to rear element

£150 - £250 £250 - £350

8. Ω A Leica IIIc Rangefinder Camera, 1934, black/nickel, serial no. 112896, with Leitz Summitar f/2 50mm lens, 1942, chrome, serial no. 587618, body, VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some very light internal haze and light separation to extreme perimeter

11. Ω A Leica IIIf Rangefinder Camera, 1936, upgraded from III, black/chrome, serial no. 201071, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, 1947, chrome, serial no. 634685, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some internal haze

£300 - £500

£200 - £300

9. A Leica III Rangefinder Body, 1934, black/nickel, serial no. 145524, body, G, shutter working, slow speeds sticking, slight ding to rewind knob, with maker’s body cap

12. A Leica IIIb Rangefinder Camera, 1938, chrome, serial no. 280854, with Leitz Summar f/2 50mm lens, 1937, chrome, serial no. 409857, body, VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some light internal haze and one small fungal patch, complete with black paint lens cap and maker’s case

£100 -£150

£150 -£250

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13. A Leica Standard Model E X-Ray Camera, 1939, black, serial no. N.Y.71, with Taylor Hobson Leitz Xenon f/1.5 50mm lens, 1936, chrome, serial no. 288406, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some light cleaning marks to rear element; Notes: Engraved W.X. to lens mount. One of a small number of cameras converted in the 1930’s from a Standard. Produced to photograph fluorescent x-ray screens. £1800 - £2200

14. A Leica I Standard E Camera, 1939, black/chrome, serial no. 327915, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, 1938, chrome, serial no. 479058, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some light internal haze, complete with FOKOS short base rangefinder and black paint FISON

15. A Leica IIIc Rangefinder Camera, 1946/47, chrome, serial no. 419321, with Leitz Summitar f/2 50mm lens, 1946, chrome, serial no. 620554, body, VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some light cleaning marks to front element and internal haze £150 - £250

£300 - £500

16. Ω A Leica IIIc ‘Sharkskin’ Rangefinder Camera, 1946/47, chrome, serial no. 429307, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, 1939, chrome, serial no. 535870, body, VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some light internal haze

17. A Leica IIIc Rangefinder Camera, 1946/47, chrome, serial no. 434723, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, 1947, chrome, serial no. 639852, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some light internal haze

£150 - £250

18. A Leica Ic ‘Betriebsk.’ Camera, 1949-51, chrome, serial no. 165, body, VG-E Notes: Engraved ‘Betriebsk.165’ underneath top plate and marked in pencil to base of chassis ‘165’ £2000-£3000

Lot 18 (Detail)

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19. Ω A Leica IIIf ‘Attrappe’ Rangefinder Camera, 1950-56, chrome, serial no. 10244A, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, body, VG, lens, VG; Notes: Non-functioning display model

22. A Leica IIIg Rangefinder Camera, 1959, chrome, serial no. 956496, with Leitz Elmar f/2.8 50mm lens, 1958, chrome, serial no. 1626663, body, VG-E, shutter working, slow speeds inaccurate, lens, VG-E, with lens cap and maker’s box

£200 - £300

£400 - £600

20. A Leica IIIf Delay Rangefinder Camera, 1950, upgrade from IIIc, black re-paint/chrome, serial no. 511089, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm lens, 1949, chrome, serial no.729152, body, VG-E, shutter working, lens, VG, complete with black re-paint Leicavit

23. Ω A Leica IIIg Rangefinder Camera, 1960, chrome, serial no. 987804, with Leitz Elmar f/3.5 50mm red scale lens, 1956, chrome, serial no. 1373050, body, VG-E, shutter working, lens, VG-E; Notes: From last batch of IIIg production October 1960. £400 - £600

£1200 - £1800

21. A Leica IIIg Rangefinder Camera, 1959, chrome, serial no. 956024, with Leitz Summarit f/1.5 50mm lens, 1957, chrome, serial no. 1470394, body, VG, shutter working, lens, G, some internal haze £300 -£500

24. Ω A Leica O-Series Replica Camera, 2000, black, serial no. 2677077, with Leitz Anastigmat f/3.5 50mm lens, body, E, shutter working, lens, VG-E, complete with ERC, paperwork and maker’s boxes; Notes: Made by the Alberico Arces company, Italy. £1000 - £1500 15

Leica Screw Lenses

25. Ω A Leitz Super-Angulon f/4 21mm Lens, 1958, chrome, serial no. 1604920, body, E, elements, VG, some very light internal haze, together with IWKOO lens hood and maker’s lens caps

28. A Leitz Elmar f/3.5 35mm Lens, 1935, nickel, serial no. 271875, body, VG, elements, VG, some light internal haze, with maker’s lens caps and tube £200 - £300

£600 - £800

26. Ω A Leitz Hektor f/6.3 28mm Lens, 1950, chrome, serial no. 790655, body, VG-E, elements, VG, some internal haze, with maker’s caps

29. Ω A Leitz Elmar f/3.5 35mm Lens, 1946, chrome, serial no. 605991, body, VG, elements, VG, some light internal haze

£400 - £600

£150 - £250

27. Ω A Leitz Summicron f/2 35mm Lens, 1959, chrome, serial no. 1655647, body, G-VG, elements, VG, some light internal haze, with maker’s lens caps £1800 - £2200 16

30. A Leitz Summaron f/3.5 35mm Lens, 1950, chrome, serial no. 765708, body, VG-E, elements, VG, some very light internal haze, with lens cap; Notes: Scale in meters £150 - £250

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31 A Leitz Summaron f/3.5 35mm Lens, 1954, chrome, serial no. 1222941, body, VG, elements, G-VG, some internal haze; Notes: Scale in feet £150 -£250 34. A Leitz Summarex f/1.5 85mm Lens, 1943, black, serial no. 593091, body, G, elements, VG, some light cleaning marks, complete with maker’s lens hood; Note: First batch of black paint from 1943, serial nos. starting 593000. £3500 - £4500

32. Ω A Leitz Summarit f/1.5 50mm Lens, 1949, chrome, serial no. 740189, body, G, elements, F-VG, some internal marks; Engraving to barrel ‘Taylor, Taylor & Hobson’ and U.S. Pat. Nr.2019985’ £400- £600

33. A Leitz Hektor f/1.9 73mm Lens, 1932, black/nickel, serial no. 96599, body, VG, elements, G-E, some coating issues to front element, complete with lens hood and cap

35. A Leitz Thambar f/2.2 90mm Lens, 1936, black/chrome, serial no. 311492, body, G-VG, elements, VG-E, some light internal haze to inner perimeter of front element, complete with center spot filter, maker’s lens hood and caps

£300 -£500

£1800 - £2200 17

36. A Leitz ‘Fat’ Elmar f/4 90mm Lens, 1932, black/nickel, serial no. 135385, body, E, elements, VG-E, with maker’s lens caps and tube £400 - £600

38. Ω A Wollensak Raptar Series II f/4.5 127mm Lens, black/chrome, serial no. 512840, body, G, elements, VGE, some very light internal haze, with maker’s rear lens cap, in bakelite tube £150 - £250 39. Ω A Leitz Telyt f/4.5 200mm Lens, 1953, black/chrome, serial no. 1170717, body, VG, elements, VG, some light marks to inside of rear element, with lens hood and cap, in maker’s box £70 - £100 37. Ω A Wollensak Velostigmat Series II f/4.5 90mm Lens, 1938, black/chrome, serial no. 468176, body, VG, elements, G-VG, some internal haze, complete with maker’s caps and bakelite tube

40. Ω Leitz Telyt f/4.8 280mm Lens, 1961, black, serial no. 1900602, body, VG, elements, E, with maker’s caps

£100 - £150

£100 - £200

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Leica M Cameras

41. A Leica M3 SS ‘Betriebsk.’ Rangefinder Body, 1954-56, chrome, serial no. 1215, body, G, shutter working £2000 - £3000

42. Ω A Leica M3 DS Rangefinder Camera, 1954, chrome, serial no. 707139, with Leitz Summaron f/3.5 35mm lens, chrome, serial no. 1554082, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG-E, single fine hair visible inside

43. A Leica M3 DS Rangefinder Camera, 1955, chrome, serial no. 807306, with Leitz Summicron f/2 50mm Dual Range lens, 1960, chrome, serial no. 1787573, body, G-VG, shutter working, slow speeds sticking, lens, VG, some light internal marks

£600 - £800 £500 - £700 19

44. Ω A Leica M3 SS Rangefinder Camera, 1956, chrome, serial no. 831987, with Leitz Summicron f/2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 1279814, body, G-VG, shutter working, slow speeds sticking, lens, VG, some internal haze

47. Ω A Leica M2 Rangefinder Camera, 1958, button rewind, chrome, serial no. 939319, with Leitz Summicron f/2 50mm lens, rigid, chrome, serial no. 1581874, body, VG-E, shutter working, curtain sticking on slower speeds, lens, VG, some light internal marks, in maker’s box

£500 - £700

£700 - £1000

45. A Leica M3 DS Rangefinder Camera, 1956, chrome, serial no. 842353, with Leitz Summicron f/2 50mm Dual Range lens, 1957, chrome, serial no. 1544848, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some internal haze

48. A Leica M2 Rangefinder Camera, 1960, chrome, serial no. 994340, with Leitz Summicron f/2 50mm Rigid lens, 1957, chrome, serial no. 1512687, body, G, shutter working, some marks to top plate, lens, VG, some light internal haze, in maker’s box;

£500 - £700

Note: Serial number on box does not match camera body £500 - £700

46. Ω A Leica M2 ‘Attrappe’ Rangefinder Camera, 1957-67, chrome, serial no. 13064A, with Leitz Summicron f/2 50mm lens, body, VG, some vulcanite missing from film door; Notes: Non-functioning display model

49. A Leica M3 SS Rangefinder Body, 1962, black re-paint, serial no. 1045158, body, VG-E, shutter working

£200 - £300

£1000 - £1500

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50. Ω A Leica M4 Rangefinder Body, 1966, chrome, serial no. 1177547, body, G, shutter requires attention

53. A Leica M8.2 Safari Rangefinder Camera, 2008, olive, serial no. 3559327, body, E, shutter working, in maker’s box

£300 - £500

£1000 - £1500

51. A Leica M5 Rangefinder Body, 1972, black, serial no. 1347992, body, G, shutter working, in maker’s box

54. A Leica M9-P Rangefinder Camera, 2011, chrome, serial no. 4207617, body, E, shutter working, in maker’s box

£200 - £300 £1000 - £1500

Lot 54 (Detail)

52. A Leica M4-P Rangefinder Camera, 1980, black, serial no. 1532923, with Leitz Summicron f/2 50mm lens, black, serial no. 2270118, body, G-VG, shutters sticking at slow speeds, some haze to rangefinder, lens, VG, some very light internal haze, complete with Leica-Meter MR, case and maker’s box; Note: Serial number is from last batch of M4-2 £700 - £1000 21

Leica M Lenses

55. Ω A Leitz Super-Angulon f/3.4 21mm Lens, 1964, chrome, serial no. 2055849, body, VG, elements, G-VG, some internal haze, with maker’s caps

58. Ω A Leitz Elmarit f/2.8 28mm Lens, 1964, first version, black, serial no. 2063194, body, VG, elements, VG, some light internal haze, with maker’s rear cap and lens hood, in Leitz Elmarit-M box

£600 -£800 £1000 - £1500

56. A Leitz Elmarit-M f/2.8 21mm Lens, 1993, E60, black, serial no. 3641510, body, E, elements, VG, some light internal haze, complete with lens caps, in maker’s box

59. A Leitz Summicron-M ASPH. f/2 28mm Lens, 2002, E46, black, serial no. 3913276, body, E, elements, E, complete with lens hood and caps, in maker’s box £1000 - £1500

£700 - £1000

57. A Leitz Elmarit-M ASPH. f/2.8 21mm Lens, 2003, E55, black, serial no. 3946909, body, E, elements, E, complete with lens hood, caps and soft pouch, in maker’s box £800 -£1200 22

60. A Leitz Summilux f/1.4 35mm Lens, 1970, Mis-Engraved, black, serial no. 2392847, body, VG, some wear to rim, elements, VG-E; Notes: Engraving error to aperture, reads ‘1: .4/35’ rather than ‘1:1.4/35’. £1200 - £1800

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61. A Leitz Summicron f/2 35mm Lens, 1971, black, serial no. 2539507, body, G, elements, VG-E £700 - £1000

64. Ω A Leitz Summilux f/1.4 50mm Lens, 1966, chrome, serial no. 2198362, body, VG, missing red dot, elements, VG-E, some very light internal haze, with XOOIM lens hood £700 - £1000

62. A Carl Zeiss Biogon T* ZM f/2 35mm Lens, 2004-, black, serial no. 15537819, body, E, elements, E, with maker’s lens hood and caps

65. Ω A Leitz Summicron f/2 50mm Lens, 1958, rigid, chrome, serial no. 1607192, body, VG-E, elements, VG, some light internal haze; focus scale in feet

£300 - £500

63. A Leitz Noctilux-M f/1 50mm Lens, 1981, E60, black, serial no. 3154261, body, VG, elements, VG, some light internal haze, complete with filter and maker’s caps

66. Ω A Leitz Summicron f/2 50mm Lens, 1962, rigid, chrome, serial no. 1924055, body, VG, elements, G-VG, some light cleaning marks to front element and light internal marks, in maker’s bubble; Focus scale in feet / metres.

£3000 - £4000

£300 - 500 23

70. Ω A Leitz Elmarit f/2.8 90mm Lens, 1959, chrome, serial no. 1649254, body, VG, elements, VG-E, with maker’s lens hood, in bubble £100 - £200

67. 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 71. Ω A Leitz Tele-Elmarit f/2.8 90mm Lens, 1969, black, serial no. 2342577, body, VG, elements, E, with maker’s caps £200 - £300

68. Ω A Leitz Summicron f/2 90mm Lens, 1960, chrome, serial no. 1741233, body, VG-E, elements, VG, some light internal haze, with maker’s caps, in leather case; Notes: Engraved ‘Canada’ to tripod foot.

72. A Leitz M-Rokkor f/4 90mm Lens, 1976, black, serial no. 2765500, body, VG, elements, VG-E

£300 - £500

£100 - £200

69. Ω A Leitz Summicron f/2 90mm Lens, 1960, chrome, serial no. 1742521, body, VG, elements, VG, some light internal haze, with maker’s caps; Notes: Note focusing scale ring variation compared to previous lot.

73. A Leitz Elmarit-M f/2.8 90mm Lens, 1997, E46, black, serial no. 3769586, body, E, elements, VG, internal dust, complete with lens caps, in maker’s box

£300 - £500

£400 - £600

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Leica R Cameras & Lenses

74. Ω A Leica Leicaflex SLR Camera, 1965, chrome, serial no. 1121147, with Leitz Summicron-R f/2 50mm lens, black, serial no. 2175592, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG-E, with maker’s lens hood and cap

77. A Leica R4 Shop Display Cut-A-Way, with unusual film advance arrangement £200 - £300

£200 - £300

75. Ω A Leica Leicaflex SL SLR Camera, 1970, black, serial no. 1279457, with Leitz Summicron-R f/2 50mm lens, black, serial no. 2242489, body, VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some light internal fungus

78. Ω A Leitz Super-Anfulon-R f/3.4 21mm Lens, 1964, Leicaflex, black, serial no. 2056793, body, VG, elements, VG, some internal haze, complete with lens hood and caps, in (incorrect) maker’s box £300 - £500

£200 - £300

76. Ω A Leica Leicaflex SL2 SLR Body, 1975, black, serial no. 1422142, body, VG, shutter working

79. Ω A Leitz PC-Super-Angulon-R f/2.8 28mm Lens, 1990, black, serial no. 3534506, body, VG-E, elements, VG-E, some very light internal haze, complete with caps and soft pouch, in maker’s box

£150 - £250

£500 - £700 25

80. Ω A Leitz Macro-Elmarit-R f/2.8 60mm Lens, 1974, 3-Cam, black, serial no. 2724046, body, G, elements, G, some light marks to front element, in maker’s box

83. A Leitz Vario-Elmar-R f/4 35-70mm Lens, 1998, ROM, black, serial no. 3850438, body, VG-E, elements, VG-E, complete with lens hood, filters and caps, in maker’s soft pouch

£100 - £200 £300 - £500

81. Ω A Leitz APO-Telyt-R f/3.4 180mm Lens, 1981, 3-Cam, black, serial no. 3127706, body, G, elements, VG-E, in maker’s case stamped to top ‘E. Leitz Inc. Rockleigh, New Jersey, U.S.A.’ £250 - £300

84. Ω A Leitz Vario-Elmar-R f/4 80-200mm Lens, 1995, ROM, black, serial no. 3698010, body, VG-E, elements, E, with caps and soft pouch, in maker’s box £300 - £500

82. Ω A Leitz Telyt-R f/4.8 350mm Lens, 1983, 3-Cam, black, serial no. 3252394, body, VG, elements, VG-E, with caps and hard case, in maker’s box £500 - £700 26

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Leica Accessories

85. A Leitz VIDOM Universal Finder, black/nickel, body, VG-E, optics, VG, some light internal haze, in maker’s tube

88. Ω A Leitz SBLOO Finder, 12010, chrome, body, VG, optics, VG, in maker’s case £150 - £250

£100 - £150

86. A Leitz VIDOM Universal Finder, early flat, black/nickel, body, G, optics, G, some light internal haze, in maker’s tube

89. A Leitz SAIOO Sports Viewfinder, for Leitz Hektor f/1.9 73mm lens, body, G, optics, VG, in original box.

£70 - £100

£200 - £300

87. Ω A Leitz SBKOO ‘Veriwide 100 Brooks New York’ 21mm Finder, chrome, made for the Brooks 100 wide-angle camera, in makers box

90. A Leitz SOOBK Lens Hood, 12500, for Leitz Summaron f/5.6 28mm lens, body, VG-E, in original box.

£150 - £250

£200 - £300 27

91. Ω A Leitz SOOBK Lens Hood, 12500, for Leitz Summaron f/5.6 28mm lens, body, VG-E

95. Ω A Leitz TSOOF Table Tripod, black/nickel, body, VG £150 - £250

£150 - £250

92. Ω A Leitz FISON 1st Type Lens Hood, black, with rectangular aperture

96. Ω A Leitz MOOLY Clockwork Motor, chrome, serial no. 2984, body, G-VG, motor working, in maker’s box

£150 - £250

£400 - £600

93. Ω A Selection of Leitz Lens Hoods, including 12521G, XOONS, FIKUS, SOOFM, FISON, ITDOO, FOOKH, ITOOY and IUFOO (9)

97. A Leitz ETRIN Case, early version, with double cassette holder and cable release £200 - £300

£200 - £300

94. Ω A Leitz FIAMA Panoramic Head, together with a FARUX, with 3.5cm (FAROS), 5cm (FAWAG) and 13.5cm (FARLY) rings

98. A Leitz New York Outfit Case, suitable for single rangefinder camera, with additional lenses and accessories

£80 - £120

£200 - £300

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99. Ω A Leitz MBROO Water-Resistant Ever Ready Case, black, aluminium, for models upto & including IIIf, body, VG

102. A Leitz 6x Scalled Loupe, body, E, optics, E

£150 - £250 £80 - £120

100. A Leitz Canada OTHEO Stereo Viewer 5x, body, E, in maker’s box £300 - £500

103. A Brass Cigarette Lighter, engraved ‘Leitz’ £100 - £200

101. Ω A Leitz Micro-Visoflex III Reflex Housing, black, with interchangeable screens, body, VG-E

104. A Pair of Leica 8x50 BA Binoculars, olive, serial no. 1071888, body, VG, optics, G-VG, some internal spots to middle elements, in maker’s case

£100 - £200

£200 - £300

Leica Copies

105. Ω A Showa Kogaku Leotax Model D IV Rangefinder Camera, 1950-51, chrome, serial no. 9180, with Tokyo Opt. Co. Simlar f/3.5 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 562487, body, G-VG, shutter fires but requires attention, lens, F-VG, marks to front element; Notes: Marked ‘Made in Occupied Japan’ to base

107. Ω A Canon Model VI-T Rangefinder Camera, 1958-60, chrome, serial no. 612319, with Canon f/1.8 50mm lens, serial no. 201180, body, VG, shutter working, lens, G, some internal marks, complete with Canon selenium light meter £100 - £200

£100 - £200

106. Ω A Canon 7s Rangefinder Body, 1964-67, chrome, serial no. 103618, body, VG, shutter working, with maker’s body cap

108. A Carl Zeiss Jena Sonnar T f/1.5 50mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 2867775, body, G, elements, G, some cleaning marks and light internal haze; Presumably not an original Carl Zeiss Jena lens £200 -£300

£100 - £200

109. Ω A Canon f/4.5 400mm ‘Reflex’ Lens, M39, black, serial no. 10210, body, G, elements, F-VG, marks to middle group, complete with Canon reflex mirror housing; Last example sold May 2006, lot 424, WestLicht Photographica Auction £400 - £600 30

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Wray Collection

Lot 110 (Detail)

110. A Wray ‘OWL’ Prototype Camera, 1946, black, with Wrap Supar f/4.5 2” lens, chrome, serial no. 67110, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some light internal haze; Notes: One of six prototype cameras produced by Wray. This example, unlike the other five has a number stamped to inside of the film door ‘193’. Crude engravings to film advance knob ‘S.R.E. CA. 331’. Provenance: Owned by an ex-employee of the Wray factory and never offered before on the market. £2000 - £3000

111. A Wray Wrayflex I Camera, 1950, chrome, serial no. 1596, with Wray Unilite f/2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 94547, body, VG, shutter and speed dial requires attention, lens, G-VG, some light cleaning marks and light internal haze, together with Wray Lustrar f/4 135mm lens, chrome, serial no. 190077, body, G-VG, elements, G-VG, some very light internal haze and fungus, complete with tripod adapter, in maker’s boxes; Notes: Marked to base ‘Pats. 656548 656595’ £500 - £700 112. A Wray Wrayflex I Camera, 1950, chrome, serial no. 1570, with Wray Unilite f/2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 92716, body, VG, shutter working, G-VG, some light internal marks; Notes: Marked to base ‘Pats. 656548 656595’ £400 - £600 31

113. A Wray Wrayflex I Camera, 1950, chrome, serial no. 2337, with Wray Unilite f/2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 98191, body, G-VG, shutter working, viewfinder requires cleaning, lens, G-VG, some internal haze, with maker’s lens cap, together with Wray Lustrar f/4 90mm lens, chrome, serial no. 171452, body, G-VG, elements, VG, some light internal haze, and Wray Lustrar f/4 135mm lens, chrome, serial no. 277071, body, G-VG, elements, VG £400 - £600

116. A Wray Wrayflex II Camera, 1950-, chrome, serial no. 4004, with Wray Unilite f/2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 134813, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some internal haze, with maker’s lens cap, together with Wray Lustrar f/4 90mm lens, chrome, serial no. 109049, body, G-VG, elements, G, internal fungus, and Wray Lustrar f/4 135mm lens, chrome, serial no. 190078, body, G-VG, elements, G-VG, internal haze £500 - £700

114. A Wray Wrayflex Ia Camera, 1950-, chrome, serial no. 2824, with Wray Unilite f/2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 12530, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some internal marks, with maker’s lens cap £300 - £500

117. A Wray Wrayflex II Camera, 1950-, chrome, serial no. 4049, with Wray Unilite f/2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 134785, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some very light cleaning marks, with maker’s lens cap £500 - £700 115. A Wray Wrayflex Ia Camera, 1950-, chrome, serial no. 3295, with Wray Unilite f/2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 109009, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some internal haze, with maker’s lens cap and uncommon cable release adapter £300 - £500 32

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118. A Wray Tripod Cradle Adapter, with integrated film advance wheel

121. A Set of Wray Film Masks, in maker’s box

£40 - £60

£30 - £50

119. A Wray Military Universal Finder, black, serial no. L2170, marked ‘A.P. 162168’ along with the board arrow

122. An Ilford Advocate Prototype Chassis, brown, un-numbered, for scientific purposes £200 - £300

£40 - £60

120. A Wray Military Universal Finder, black, serial no. L2110, marked ‘W6/WF/0410’ along with the board arrow

123. An Ilford Advocate Series III ‘Black Face’ Camera, 1953, serial no. 1111W-6366, with Wray Lustrar f/3.5 35mm lens, serial no. 81238, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG

£40 - £60

£100 - £150 33

124. An Ilford Advocate Series II Camera, 1953, serial no. 1919-9201, with Dallmeyer Anastigmat f/3.5 35mm lens, serial no. 455783, body, VG, shutter and film advance requires attention, lens, VG £80 - £12

125. A Kennedy Instruments Ltd. CRT Camera, 1953, green, with Wray C.R.T. Copying f/1.0 2” lens, serial no. 243882, body, G, lens, G-VG, some internal marks; Notes: Based upon Ilford Advocate £80 - £120

126. An Ilford Advocate ‘ Type DK.2798’ Camera, 1953, green, with Wray Cine Unilite f/2 25mm lens, serial no. 65749, body, G, lens, F-VG, some coating marks to front element; Notes: Lens marked to side ‘Pat No. B-P575.075’ £200 -£300 34

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35mm Cameras

127. A Pignons Alpa 9d SLR Camera, 1965-69, chrome, serial no. 46759, with Kern-Macro-Switar AR f/1.8 50mm lens, black, serial no. 972001, body, VG, shutter working, lens, F-VG, some coating marks to rear element, complete with Schneider Alpa-Curtagon f/2.8 35mm lens, black, serial no. 7577273, body, VG, elements, G, some internal haze and Schneider Alpa-Tele-Xenar f/3.5 135mm lens, black, serial no. 7875622, body, VG, elements, VG, some light internal haze

130. Ω A Carl Zeiss Distagon f/2.8 25mm Lens, Contarex, chrome, serial no. 3563330, body, VG-E, elements, VG, some very light internal haze, in maker’s bubble £300 - £500

£700 - £1000

128. An ‘Alpa Alfitar’ P. Angenieux f/2.5 90mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 675824, body, VG, elements, G-VG, some light cleaning marks and internal haze, with maker’s caps

131. A Carl Zeiss Planar f/2 50mm Prototype(?) Lens, Contarex, chrome, serial no. 3246944, body, VG-E, elements, VG-E, with caps in maker’s bubble; Engraved to side ‘Null-Objektiv’.

£200 - £300

£500 - £700

129. Ω A Berning Robot II ‘Luftwaffen-Eigentum’ Camera, 1939-45, black, serial no. F55850-G, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/2.8 3¾” lens, chrome, serial no. 2505545, body, F, shutter not working, lens, F, internal haze, with 7.5cm frame mask

132. Ω A Carl Zeiss Planar f/3.5 35mm Lens, Contax RF, chrome, serial no. 1587860, body, VG, elements, VG, with maker’s caps and Zeiss Ikon 432/5 3.5cm finder

£100 - £150

£200 - £300 35

133. A Contax G2 Rangefinder Camera, 1996-97, titanium, serial no. 015968, with Carl Zeiss Vario Sonnar T* f/3.5-5.6 35-70mm lens, black, serial no. 12579622, body, VG-E, shutter not tested, lens, VG-E, in maker’s boxes £300 = £500

135. A Hasselblad X-Pan Rangefinder Camera, 1999-2004, black, serial no. 11EE14950, with Hasselblad f/4 45mm lens, black, serial no. 8YEE15018, body, VGE, shutter working, lens, E, together with Hasselblad f/4 90mm lens, black, serial no. 8ZEE11543, body, VGE, elements, VG, some very light internal haze to rear group, in maker’s soft case

134. Ω A Corfield Periflex I Camera, 1954, black, serial no. 3492A, with Corfield Lumar f/3.5 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 3735, body, VG-E, shutter working, lens, VG, some very light cleaning marks

£1200 - £1800 £100 - £200 36

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136. A Leica SL (Typ 601) Digital Mirrorless Body, 2017, black, serial no. 4967922, body, VG, powers up & operational, complete with charger and neck strap £1400 - £1800

139. Ω An Olympus Pen FT Half Frame Camera, 1966-72, black, serial no. 288584, with Olympus E.Zuiko Auto-S f/2.8 38mm lens, black, serial no. 105106, body, E, shutter working, lens, E, complete with maker’s cap, and soft leather case, in maker’s box £300 - £500

137. A Metz Mecaflex Camera, 1953-58, chrome, serial no. 1853, with Heinz Kilfitt Kilar C f/3.5 40mm lens, serial no. 222-2220, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, in leather case with retails marks for ‘Sands Hunter & Co.’.

140. A Rectaflex Starea 1300 SLR Camera, 1952-56, chrome, serial no. 28721, with Kilfitt-Makro-Kilar f/3.5 40mm lens, chrome, serial no. 211.3711, body, G, shutter working, lens, VG, complete with three Rectaflex extension tubes.

£500 - £700 £200 - £300

138. Ω A Nikon 35Ti Compact Camera, 1993, titanium, serial no. 5035520, with Nikon f/2.8 35mm lens, body, VG, shutter not tested, lens, E

141. Ω A Voigtlander Prominent II Rangefinder Camera, 1958-60, chrome, serial no. C77999, with Voigtlander Ultron f/2 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 4744727, body, VG-E, shutter working, lens, VG, some very light internal haze

£200 -£300

£200-£300 37

142. Ω A Voigtlander Prominent Rangefinder Camera, 1950-57, chrome, serial no. B55214, with Voigtlander Nokton f/1.5 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 3865462, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG-E, in maker’s case

145. Ω A Zeiss Ikon Contax Ie Rangefinder Camera, 1932-36, black, serial no. Y29283, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/2.8 50mm lens, serial no. 144351, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some internal haze, in maker’s case £200 - £300

£300 - £500

143. Ω A Zeiss Ikon Contarex Super SLR Camera, 1968-72, chrome, serial no. G34880, with Carl Zeiss Planar f/2 50mm lens, black, serial no. 4500383, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some light internal haze, with additional black back, in maker’s hard case

146. Ω A Zeiss Ikon Stereotar ‘C’ f/3.5 35mm Lens, Contax RF, chrome, serial no. 12607, body, VG-E, elements, VG-E, complete with clip-on viewfinder, Contameter and three Stereo-Proxar filters, in maker’s case £600 - £800

£300 - £500

147. Ω A Zeiss Ikon Super Nettel I Camera, 1934-47, black, serial no. C20834, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/3.5 50mm lens, serial no. 1402712, body, VG, shutter requires attention, lens, VG, some very light internal haze 144. A Zeiss Ikon Contax Ia Rangefinder Camera, 1932-36, single dimple, black, serial no. AV10318, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/3.5 50mm lens, serial no. 1294344, body, G, shutter working, lens, VG, some very light internal haze

£100 - £200

£150 - £250

148. Ω Four Zeiss Ikon Finders, including 436/2, 436/1, 426 and 440, two in maker’s cases

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Nikon

149. Ω A Leica S Rangefinder Camera, 1951-54, chrome, serial no. 6109060, with Nikkor-S.C. f/1.4 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 335122, body, VG, shutter working, slow speeds inaccurate, viewfinder hazy, lens, VG, some very light cleaning marks, in maker’s case

151. A Nikon S2 Rangefinder Camera, 1954-58, chrome, serial no. 6170400, with Nikkor-S.C f/1.4 50mm lens, serial no. 377323, body, VG-E, shutter working, lens, E, with maker’s filter and cap £200 - £300

£200 - £300

150. Ω A Nikon S2 Rangefinder Camera, 1954-58, chrome, serial no. 6169817, with Nikkor-H f/2 50mm lens, serial no. 755498, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some light internal haze

152. Ω A Nikon SP Rangefinder Camera, 1957-64, chrome, serial no. 6214234, with Nikkor-S.C f/1.4 50mm lens, chrome, serial no. 368693, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, G, single internal mark and very light separation to extreme perimeter of rear element

£200 - £300 £500 - £700

Lot 152 (Detail)

153. Ω A Nikon W-Nikkor.C f/4 25mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 402541, body, VG, elements, F-G, some coating marks to rear element and light cleaning marks to front, with maker’s rear lens cap, together with Nippon Kogaku 2.5cm viewfinder

156. Ω A Nikon W-Nikkor f/3.5 35mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 442308, body, VG, elements, F-VG, some cleaning marks to front element, with maker’s caps £100 - £200

£700 - £1000

154. Ω A Nikon W-Nikkor.C f/3.5 35mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 428625, body, VG-E, elements, VG-E, some very light internal haze, with maker’s lens caps £150 - £250

157. Ω A Nikon Nikkor-S.C. f/1.4 50mm Lens, all black, serial no. 365386, body, VG, elements, G-VG, some light cleaning marks to front element; Very uncommon all black version as found on the black paint Nikon S2 cameras. Aluminium front section. £800 - £1200

155. Ω A Nikon W-Nikkor.C f/1.8 35mm Lens, fine knurl’, chrome, serial no. 181688, body, G-VG, elements, G, some light cleaning marks with one noticeable mark to rear element, with maker’s cap

158. Ω A Nikon Nikkor-P.C f/2 85mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 400904, body, VG, elements, VG-E, with maker’s lens hood and cap, together with Nippon Jogaku 8.5cm finder, in case (2)

£800 - £1200

£100 - £200

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159. Ω A Nikon Nikkor-P.C f/2 85mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 396713, body, VG, elements, VG-E, with maker’s lens hood and caps; Marked ‘C’ to side of body.

163. Ω A Nikon S3/SP Light Meter, serial no. 950961, untested, in maker’s leather case

£100 - £200

£80 - £120

160. Ω A Nikon Nikkor-P f/2.5 105mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 923864, body, VG-E, elements, E, with maker’s lens hood and cap £100 - £200

164. A Nikon Ai Nikkor f/4 18mm Lens, black, serial no. 191608, body, E, elements, E, complete with maker’s caps and CL-28 hard case £300 - £500

161. Ω A Nikon 3.5cm Off-Set Mini Finder, for the Nikon S2, body, E, optics E £600 - £800

162. Ω A Nikon 3.5cm Bright Line Finder, black, body, VG, optics, VG, in maker’s leather case

165. A Nikon Nikkor-O M=1/5 f/1.2 55mm Lens, chrome, serial no. 821093, body, VG-E, elements, E £200 - £300

£150 - £250 41

Subminiature

166. An American Camera Co. Demon Detective Camera, 1889-90, 2¼x2¼, chrome, body, VG-E, lens, VG, complete with two chemical bottles, plates and instructions, in maker’s box; Notes: One of the finest and most complete examples offered since this was sold in 2002. Ex-Christies lot 31, 11th December 2002 £1000 - £1500

167. An Ansco Photo Vanity ‘Spy’ Camera, 1950, body, VG-E, shutter working, lens, VG, comprising of an Ansco box camera fitted inside a cosmetic case that includes lipstick, powder, mirror, rouge & comb; Notes: Ex-Christies lot 173, 23rd March 2004 £1000 - £1500 42

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168. A Concava S.A. Tessina 35 Camera, 1957-1996, chrome, serial no. 463523, with f/2.8 25mm lens, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some light internal haze, complete with brochure and maker’s box;

171. A Kemper Kombi Camera, 1892, serial no. 196, body, F, shutter working £70 - £100

Notes: Ex-Christies lot 189, 23rd March 2004 £150-£250

169. An Expo Camera Co. Police Camera, 1911-24, 18x28mm, black, body, VG-E, shutter working, lens, VG, complete with original instructions, ‘caution’ insert, and maker’s box;

172. A Krasnogorski F-21 Buttonhole Camera, 1951-, black, serial no. 2664, body, G, shutter requires attention, lens, G-VG, some internal haze; Ex-Christies lot 144, 23rd March 2004 £200 - £300

Note: Ex-Christies lot 143, 23rd March 2004 £400 - £600

170. A Houghton-Butcher Ensign Midget Silver Jubilee S/33 Camera, 1935, silver, serial no. H15543, with Ensar f/6.3 lens, body, VG-E, shutter working, complete with maker’s case, brochure, presentation box and outer box; Ex-Christies lot 404, 19th November 2002

173. A Magic Photoret Watch-Camera Set, 1894, early version with patent dates, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some haze, complete with original instructions and wooden box;

£80-£120

£400 - £600

Notes: Ex-Christies lot 236, 17th September 2002

174. A Minox VEF Riga ‘12-Tooth’ Camera, 1937-38, nickel, serial no. 02227, with Minostigmat f/3.5 15mm lens, body, G, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some light internal haze, complete with film cassette and soft pouch. £1000 - £1500

177. A Steinbeck ABC Watch Camera, 1949, green strap, with Steinbeck CL f/2.5 12.5mm lens, body, VG-E, shutter working, lens, VG, in maker’s case; Ex-Christies lot 279, 19th February 2002 £600 - £800

175. A Russian KGB Mont-Blanc Pen, with consealed camera for single microfilm exposure £1000 - £1500

178. A Suzuki Kogaku Camera Lite model B Subminiature Camera, 1956, chrome, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some internal haze, complete with four rolls of Minori Pan SS film, in maker’s box; Ex-Christies lot 284, 19th February 2002 £500 - £700

176. A Sakura Seiki Petal ‘Round’ Subminiature Camera, 1948, chrome, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, G, some haze, complete with Patel Panchromatic film and original rice-paper instructions, in maker’s box; Note: Ex-Christies lot 164, 23rd March 2004 £200 - £300 44

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Cameras

179. A C. P. Stirn ‘L’Invisible’ Vest Camera, 1886-92, six-exposures 4x4cm, serial no. 11532, body, VG, shutter working but sticking slightly, lens, VG, some internal haze, in maker’s box; Notes: Uncommon export version for the French market. Ex-Christies lot number 148, 23rd March 2004. £1000 - £1500

180. An Ernemann Ermanox 4.5x6cm Camera, 1924-26, black, serial no. 1253880, with Ernemann Ernostar f/1.8 85mm lens, serial no. 167428, body, G, shutter working, lens, VG, complete with various plates and magazine holders, together with original bill of sale from April 1934, all in maker’s case £1000 - £1500 45

181. A Bellieni Jumelle 9x12cm Camera, 1896-1902, black, serial no. 1835, with Carl Zeiss Jena Anastigmat f/8 136mm lens, serial no. 34312, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, G-VG, some internal haze, with magazine back £200 - £300

184. Ω An Ernemann Miniature Klapp 4.5x6cm Camera, 1913-20, black, serial no. 754707, with Ernemann Ernotar f/4.5 75mm lens, serial no. 98265, body, G-VG, shutter not working, lens, G, some internal haze; Note: Uncommon pre -1920 variation without two large knobs as normally found on post-1920 examples £200 - £300

182. Ω An Ernemann Klapp 6.5x9cm Camera, 1920-26, black, serial no. 1039734, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/4.5 120mm lens, serial no. 536485, body, G-VG, shutter not working, lens, G-VG, some internal haze, with three DDS and magazine back, in maker’s case £100 - £200

185. Ω An ICA Atom (50) Vertical 4.5x6cm Camera, 1909-25, black, with Akt.Ges. Dresden Helios f/8 90mm lens, serial no. 141600, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some internal haze, with magazine back £80 - £120

183. Ω An Ernemann Miniature Ernoflex (Ernon) 4.5x6cm Folding Strut Camera, 1924-26, black, serial no. 1213716, with Ernemann Ernon f/3.5 75mm lens, serial no. 106084, body, VG, shutter requires attention, lens, VG, some light internal haze

186. Ω An ICA Atom (53) Horizontal 4.5x6cm Camera, 1909-25, black, serial no. C75856, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/4.5 65mm lens, serial no. 190483, body, G-VG, shutter working, slow speeds inaccurate, lens, G-VG, some internal haze, complete with various plates and magazine backs, in original purple velvet lined case

£500 -£700

£100 - £200

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189. A Kodak Eastman Kodak No.1 Camera, 1889-95, black, serial no. 10697, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG-E £800 - £1200

187. Ω An Ihagee Patent-Klapp Reflex 6.5x9cm Camera, 1924-39, black, serial no. 188921, with Meyer-Gorlitz Veraplan f/4.5 120mm lens, serial no. 509299, body, G-VG, shutter fires but requires attention, lens, G, some internal haze £200 - £300 190. A Kodak Eastman Kodak No.4 Camera, 1889-97, black, serial no. 6214, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, VG-E £600 - £800

188. Ω A KameraWerkstatten Patent Etui Luxus 6.5x9cm Camera, 1921-30, brown, serial no. 45963, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/4.5 105mm lens, serial no. 1011324, body, VG-E, shutter working, slow speeds inaccurate, lens, VG, some very light internal haze, complete with Luxus magazine back and five plates, together with original instructions and maker’s box

Lot 189 (Detail)

£200 - £300 47

191. A Leroy Lucien Le Stereo-Panoramique Leroy Camera, 1905-12, 6x13cm, black, serial no. 9136, with C. P. Goerz Dopp-Anastigmat Dagor III f/8.5 80mm lenses, serial nos. 332806 / 332830, body, G, shutter working, lenses, G, complete with ten plates, in maker’s case

194. A Newman & Guardia Sibyl De Luxe Camera, 1911, 9x12cm, black, with Carl Zeiss Jena Protarlinse f/6.3 224mm lens, serial no. 117239, body, VG, shutter not working, lens, VG-E, complete with various plates and folding lens hood, in maker’s fitted case

£150 - £250

£300 - £500

192. A Magic ‘The Presto’ Camera, 1896, body, G, shutter not working, engraved to top ‘Magic, Trade Mark, Introduction Co. New York’; The Magic ‘Presto’ (1896) precedes the more commonly found Koopman ‘Presto’ (1899).

195. Ω A Voigtlander Stereflektoskop 4.5x107cm Camera, 1914-29, black, serial no. 79815, with Voitglander Heliar f/4.5 60mm lenses, serial nos. 496733/496732, body, E, shutter working, slow speeds sticking, lenses, G-VG, some very light fungus, with magazine back, in maker’s case

£300 - £500 £150 - £250

193. Ω A Newman & Guardia Nydia 9x12cm Camera, 1900, serial no. 920, with R&J Beck f/8 lens, serial no. 7272, body, G, shutter working, lens, G, some internal haze and light separation to extreme perimeter, in maker’s case with plaque marked ‘JOHN. S. COLLET, FROM A FEW OF HIS PINNER FRIENDS. NOV. 1st 1907’; Excerpt from www.colletfamilyhistory.com: ‘John S Collet from Pinner was 17 and it was later that same year that he first attended university in Cambridge. Five years later he was appointed to the Indian Civil Service after passing the entry examination in 1906. He arrived in India on 22nd November 1907 and served as assistant collector and manager at Bombay in the land Revenue & General administration department.’ £500 - £700 48

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Lot 193.

196. A Zeiss Ikon Ergo ‘301’ Camera, 1927-31, 4.5x6cm, black, serial no. L65516, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/4.5 55mm lens, serial no. 908019, body, VG, shutter working but sticking slightly, lens, G-VG, some very light internal fungus, complete with Contessa-Nettel magazine back and six plates, in maker’s fitted case £600 - £800

198. A Fine Zeiss Ikon Walking Cane Tripod, aluminium tripod that pulls from inside wooden shaft, serial no. 260, with tilting head £200 - £300

197. A Zeiss Ikon Miroflex A 859/3 Folding Camera, 1929-36, black, serial no. 650405, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/2.7 165mm lens, black, serial no. 723888, body, VG-E, shutter working, slowest speeds slightly, lens, VG, with maker’s lens cap £200 - £300 49

Medium Format

199. A Carl Zeiss Jena Magnar 4x Adapter, 1939, for Rolleiflex, black, serial no. 2450473, body, G, elements, VG-E, in maker’s case; Notes: Less than 500 produced £200 - £300

200. Ω A Hasselblad Super Wide (SW) Medium Format Camera, 1956, chrome, serial no. CTW2145, with Carl Zeiss Biogon f/4.5 38mm lens, serial no. 1521598, body, G, lens, VG, shutter working, some very light cleaning marks, with ground glass screen and maker’s cap £700 - £1000

201. A Hasselblad 553ELX Medium Format Body, chrome, serial no. 12ES11444, body, E, shutter working, battery door locking catch broken, together with Prism Viewfinder PME5, in maker’s box £200 - £300

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202. A Hasselblad 903SWC Medium Format Camera, chrome, serial no. 13ES10595, with Carl Zeiss Biogon T* CF f/4.5 38mm lens, black, serial no. 7202885, body, E, lens, E, shutter working, complete with viewfinder, 41050 Focusing Screen Adapter SCW and additional back, all in maker’s boxes £1500 - £2000

203. A Hasselblad 503CW Gold Supreme 50th Anniversary Camera, 1988, gold / read, serial no. 19EU14973, with Carl Zeiss Planar CF f/2.8 80mm lens, gold, serial no. 217519472, body, E, shutter working, lens, E, complete with presentation box, paper work and outer box £3500- £4500

204. A Carl Zeiss T* CF Distagon f/4 50mm Lens, black, serial no. 7095220, body, VG-E, shutter working, elements, VG, some very light internal haze, with UV-SKY filter and maker’s caps £200 - £300

207. A Collection of Hasselblad Accessories, including Proflash, Macro Flash System, Automatic Bellows Extension, Bellows Shade, A12 Film Back, Polaroid Back and more, some boxed (a lot) £300 - £500

205. A Carl Zeiss T* CF Planar f/3.5 100mm Lens, black, serial no. 6963241, body, VG-E, shutter working, elements, E, with UV-SKY filter and maker’s caps £300 - £500

208. A Hasselblad PCP 80 Medium Format Projector, with Carl Zeiss P-Planar f/3.5 150mm lens, body, G, untested, lens, VG, complete with two magazines £300- £500

206. A Carl Zeiss T* CF Sonnar f/4 180mm Lens, black, serial no. 7185941, body, E, shutter working, elements, VG, some very light internal haze, together with Carl Zeiss T* Mutar 2x converter, black, serial no. 6930298, body, VG, elements, E, complete with lens hood and maker’s caps (2) £100 - £200 52

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209. A Jack Tait Camera, black, serial no. 005, with Schneider Super-Angulon f/5.6 47mm lens, black, serial no. 14533078, body, VG, lens, E, shutter working, complete with two Horseman 6x9cm backs; Notes: Reputedly, a batch of five cameras where produced, three were made with interchangeable lenses and two with a fixed Schneider Super-Angulon f/5.6 47mm lenses. This is one of those two, with the other supposedly in a private Japanese collection. £700 - £1000

210. A Mamiya 645AF Medium Format Camera Outfit, black, serial no. TA1226, with Mamiya 645 AF f/2.8 80mm lens, body, VG, shutter not tested, lens, VG-E, very slightly sticky, with Mamiya 645 AF f/2.8 45mm lens, body, G, slightly sticky, elements, VG-E, and Mamiya 645 ULD AF f/4 210mm lens, body, G-VG, very slightly sticky, elements, VG-E, complete with Auto Extension Tube NA401 & NA403, Polaroid back and tripod adapter (a lot) £500 - £700 53

211. A MPP Military 5x4 Micro Technical Camera Outfit, 1948-52, black, serial no. S/426/1, with Wray Lustrar f/4.5 184mm lens, serial no. 240748, body, VG-E, lens, G, shutter working, some internal marks, together with Wray Wide Angle Anastigmat f/6.3 89mm lens, serial no. 240952, body, VG, shutter working, elements, G, some internal marks, complete with MPP ‘Star Wars’ flash unit, frame finders, lens hoods and six DDS, all in fitted makers case; Notes: All items with Military markings. Marked inside case is original list of contents and RAF shipping tag to handle from O.H.M.S.. £1000 - £1500

212. Ω A Rollei Rolleiflex 3.5F Model 3 TLR Camera, 1960-64, black, serial no. 2271363, with Carl Zeiss Planar f/3.5 75mm lens, serial no. 3500144, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some very light internal haze, with maker’s cap and leather case £400 - £600

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213. Ω A Rollei Rolleiflex 4x4 Baby Original TLR Camera, 1931, serial no. 125175, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/3.5 60mm lens, serial no. 1242099, body, G, shutter working, lens, VG, some light internal haze, complete with maker’s lens cap, leather case and box; Note: Very early example with serial numbers starting at 125000. £200 - £300

214. A Voigtlander APO-Lanthar f/4.5 150mm Lens, Synchro-Compur shutter, serial no. 3683921, body, F-G, shutter working, slow speeds sticking, elements, G, some light internal haze and coating marks £300 - £500

215. Ω A Voigtlander Superb TLR Camera, 1933, black, with Voigtlander Heliar f/3.5 75mm lens, serial no. 912429, body, G, slight loss to ground glass screen, lens, G, some internal fungus £100 - £200

Lenses

216. A Dallmeyer Speed f/1.5 3” Lens, black, serial no. 147741, body, VG, elements, VG, some very light internal haze and light fungus to rear group, with maker’s lens hood £10000 - £15000

217. A Prototype Boyer Saphire f/1.9 50mm Lens, black, serial no. 2100801, body, VG, elements, VG-E; Professional adapted to Leica M rangefinder coupled. £7000 - £10000

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218. A Dallmeyer Super Six f/1.9 3” Lens, black, serial no. 534828, body, VG, elements, VG, some light coating marks to front element, complete with original lens hood; In 35mm movie mount. £5000 -£7000

219. A Dallmeyer Super Six f/1.9 102mm Lens, black, serial no. 633021, body, VG, elements, E, with maker’s lens cap £4000 - £6000

220. A Dallmeyer Super Six f/1.9 6” Lens, black, serial no. 533022, body, VG, elements, VG-E, some light separation to perimeter of middle group, complete with lens cap and original box. £5000 -£7000

221. A Taylor Hobson Anastigmat f/2 4” Lens, black, serial no. 510942, body, VG, elements, VG, some very light internal marks

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

£600 - £800

£200 - £300

222. A Dallmeyer Speed f/1.5 1” Lens, chrome, serial no. 329000, body, VG-E, elements, G-VG, some very light internal haze and very light cleaning marks to front element, with maker’s lens hood; Cine C mount

225. A Ross Xpres f/1.9 2” Lens Hood, brass, with slot for square filters; May also fit Ross Xpres f/1.9 38mm. £500 - £700

£200 - £300

226. A Ross Xpres f/1.9 3” Lens Hood, brass, with slot for square filters. 223. A Dallmeyer Triple Anasgitmat f/2.9 3” Lens, black, serial no. 158809, body, G, elements, VG-E, some very light internal haze, with lens hood

£500 - £700

£200 - £300 58

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Mahogany Cameras

227. Ω A Bermpohl ‘Natural Colour Camera’, 1930, teak, serial no. 517, with Hygo Meyer 7 Co. Gorlitz Dopple Plasmat f/4 215mm lens, black, serial no. 781225, body, VG-E, lens, VG, shutter working, complete with all original paperwork, instructions in German & English, spare coloured filters in card cases and six DDS in original paper packing, all in maker’s case £1200 - £1800 228. A Collection of 24 Mahogany & Brass Wetplate Plate Holders, including stereo plate examples, one 10x10” and others (a lot) £500 - £1000 229. Ω A Contessa Nettel Deckrullo-Nettel Tropen 9x12cm Camera, 1919-26, teak, serial no. S9484, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/4.5 150mm lens, serial no. 503559, body, VG, shutter requires attention, lens, VG, some light internal haze, together with three DDS and a magazine back £250 - £350

230. Ω A Contessa Nettel Sonnet Tropen 6.5x9cm Camera, 1920-, teak, serial no. 540170, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/4.5 120mm lens, serial no. 580594, body, VG, lens, G-VG, some light internal haze, shutter working, speeds inaccurate, with magazine back £200 - £300

231. A Derogy Patent 10” Combination Petzval Brass Lens, 1870-80, body, G, elements, VG, some cleaning marks, front optical cell signed in pen ‘Derogy a Paris’, with cast iron flange; Convertible from a Petzval to an Achromatic landscape lens. Lacking middle cell which enabled it to be used as a close up lens, but functional as it is. £600 - £800

232. Ω An Ernemann Tropen-Klapp 6.5x9cm Camera, 1922, teak, serial no. 1140414, with Ernamann Ernon f/3.5 120mm lens, serial no. 106285, body, VG, shutter requires attention, lens, G-VG, two small bloom marks to rear element, complete with lens cap marked ‘C. P. Goerz New York’ £600 - £800

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233. A Gandolfi 5x4 Mahogany Field Camera, 1970-, body, E, with blank lens panel, complete with matching Gandolfi tripod ÂŁ400 - ÂŁ600

234. A Gandolfi Quarter Plate Mahogany Tailboard Camera, 1898-1920, with Dallmeyer Serac f/4.5 5.3” lens, black, serial no. 107553, in Newman & Sinclair ‘Perfect’ shutter, body, VG, lens, G, shutter working, some light internal haze and fungus, together with J. H. Dallmeyer Dallon Telephoto Ser XVIII lens, black, serial no. 107554, body, G-VG, elements, VG-E, and Ross Homocentric f/6.3 7” lens, black, serial no. 223904, body, G-VG, some light internal fungus, complete with additional lens board, half plate adapter, seven DDS, filters and more, in leather case

237. Ω An ICA Favorit (265) Tropical 9x12cm Camera, 1915-22, teak, serial no. H82948, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/4.5 135mm lens, serial no. 496013, body, VG-E, lens, G-VG, some internal marks £250 - £350

£400 - £600

235. Ω A Gaumont Reporter Tropen 9x12cm Camera, 1924, teak, serial no. 7676, with E. Krauss Tessar Zeiss f/4.5 135mm lens, serial no. 155070, body, VG, shutter fires but requires attention, lens, VG-E, complete with four DDS, in maker’s case

238. A J. Lancaster & Sons Stereo Instantograph Mahogany Field Camera, 1891-1905, 7¼x4½’’, pivoting rear, with J. Lancaster & Son f/8 brass lenses, body, G, damages to ground glass, lenses, VG, complete with one DDS £400 - £600

£600 - £800

236. Ω A Houghton Ensign Roll Film Reflex Tropical 3¼x4¼’’ Camera, 1920-, teak, serial no. E1222, with Dallmeyer Anasgitmat f/4.5 4” lens, serial no. 122569, body, G-VG, shutter working, lens, G, some haze/coating marks

239. A J. T. Chapman ‘The ‘British’’ Mahogany Quarter Plate Camera, 1903, with Ross Rapid Symmetrical 8x5” Waterhouse stop brass lens, serial no. 20781, body, VG, lens, VG, complete with set of Waterhouse stops £200 - £300

£300 - £500 62

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240. Ω A Manhattan Optical Night Hawk 4x5” Detective Camera, 1894-95, brown-leather covered, serial no. 147, body, F-G, shutter working, lens, unable to inspect; Note: Commonly found without brown leather covering £150 - £250

241. Ω A Thornton Pickard Ruby Reflex Tropical 6.5x9cm Camera, 1920-30, teak, with Ross Xpres f/3.5 136mm lens, serial no. 126129, body, G-VG, shutter working but requires attention, two well-done repairs to fittings, lens, VG, some light internal haze, complete with two DDS; Note: Retailed by ‘Sands, Hunter & Co., 37, Bedford Street, Strand, London; W.C. 2’ £1000 - £2000

242. A W. Watson & Son Half Plate Mahogany Tailboard Camera, 1885-1890, serial no. 6908, with Ross Rapid Symmetrical 8x5 brass lens, serial no. 88489, body, VG, lens, VG, some very light internal haze, complete with Thorntin-Pickard roller shutter, stereo lens adapter and two DDS, in maker’s case £200 - £300

243. A W. Watson & Sons Acme Half Plate Mahogany Field Camera, 1890-, aluminium fittings, serial no. 8657, with C. P. Goerz Dopp-Anastigmat Series III Dagor f/6.8 180mm lens, serial no. 270977, body, VG, lens, VG, shutter working, together with R&J. Beck Isosticmar f/5.6 7.2” lens, aluminium, serial no. 115357, body, G-VG, elements, VG, some very light internal haze, with ThorntonPickard aluminium shutter, complete with Adams & Co. aluminium focus finder, Dallmeyer Adon, two DDS and other accessories, in maker’s fitted case

246. Ω An Unmarked Continental (French) Tailboard Stereo 3¼x6¾” Camera, 1900-, with E. Krauss Trianar f/6.3 135mm lenses, serial nos. 79678/79679, in roller-shutter, body, VG, shutter requires attention, lenses, VG, some light internal haze, with one DDS £300 - £500

£300 - £500

244. A W. Watson & Sons Premier Tourist Half Plate Mahogany Field Camera, 1890-, serial no. 120, with W. Watson & Son 6½x4¾ Waterhouse stop brass lens, body, VG-E, lens, VG, together with Dallmeyer Adon lens, two ThorntonPickard shutters and three DDS, in maker’s case

247. A Jules Richard Cone D’Argandissement Pour Verascope, daylight enlarger, body, G, optics, G, some internal fungus £70 - £100

£200 - £300

245. Ω A Zeiss Ikon Deckrullo-Nettel Tropen 6x9cm Camera, 1926-28, teak, serial no. 46563, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/4.5 120mm lens, serial no. 1079623, body, VG, shutter working, lens, VG, some internal haze

248. A Fine Selection of Early Darkroom Equipment, including collapsable darkroom, ‘Lampe de Surete’, Tylar’s A.1. Candle Lamp and more (a lot)

£300 - £500

£100 - £200

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249. Two Sets of Lumiere & Jougla Autochrome Plates, format 6-13, dated Novembre 1929, together with an Ecran Special 6x6 filter and Special Screen No.1, complete with a copy of ‘L’Illustration Journal Universel’, dated 15th Juin 1907, featuring an article on Auguste & Louis Lumiere, entitled ‘La Photographie des Couleurs a ‘I’illustration’ £70 - £100

Aerial Cameras

250. A Vinten F95 Aerial Camera, 1975-77, black, serial no. 25, with Taylor Hobson Anastigmat f/2 4” lens, black, serial no. 487098, body, G, shutter not tested lens, G-VG, fungus to rear element and middle group, complete with Magazine MkIIa £500 - £700

251. A Thornton Pickard Hythe Type G.3 Aerial Camera, 1915-18, black, serial no. 413, body, VG, shutter working, complete with two detachable sights, in ; Notes: Designed and manufactured for the Royal Flying Corps and The Allied Aviation Series for the training of Gunners. £1000 - £1500

252. A Thornton Pickard Hythe Type G.3 Aerial Camera, 1915-18, black, serial no. 4819, body, G, shutter working, complete with later made ‘magazine’ by ‘M. Howard’; Notes: Designed and manufactured for the Royal Flying Corps and The Allied Aviation Series for the training of Gunners. £1000 - £1500 66

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253. A Wooden Magazine for the Thornton Pickard Hythe Aerial Camera, wooden construction, by ‘M. Howard’ £50 - £70

256. An AGI General Purpose Recording Camera, grey, serial no. 19, with P. Angenieux Retrofocus f/2.2 18.5mm lens, black, serial no. 509213, body, E, lens, G, some internal haze, complete with four cassettes, control unit and various cables, in maker’s fitted box; Notes: Based upon the AGI Azimuth Datum 16mm Sight Camera. Ex-Christies lot no. 344, 19th March 1987. £200 - £300

254. A F46 Torpedo Training Camera, grey, serial no. T6568, with Ross f/4.5 5” lens, black serial no. 29200, body, G, untested, lens, G, some internal haze £100 - £150 257. A Williamson F.24 General Purpose Aerial Camera, 1940-, grey, serial no. T.5512, with Ross f/4 5” lens, black, serial no. VV180183, body, VG, shutter untested, lens, G, some fungus, complete with original aircraft fittings, additional backs, cabling and more (a lot) £200 - £300

255. A Carl Zeiss Jena ‘Fliegertruppe’ (Air Force) Triplet f/5 700mm Lens, black, serial no. 297228, body, VG, elements, G-VG, some internal haze and single fungal patch £200 - £300

258. A Williamson F.24 General Purpose Handheld Camera, 1940-, grey, serial no. M.23378, with Dallmeyer Pentac f/2.9 8”lens, black, serial no. 023680, body, G, shutter untested, lens, G, some internal haze, complete with five additional lenses including Ross f/4 5” (3), Dallmeyer Pentac f/2.9 8” and Cooke Anastigmat f/5.6 14” (a lot)

260. A Fairchild K20 Aerial Camera, 1945, black, serial no. 31126-B, with Ilex Paragon Anastigmat f/4.5 163mm lens, black, serial no. 14827, body, VG, shutter working, lens, G, some light internal fungus, with various accessories, in maker’s case £100 - £200

£300 - £500

259. A Williamson F.24 General Purpose High-Altitude Camera, 1940-, grey, serial no. T.6058, with Ross(?) Lens-Telephoto f/6.3 20”, black, serial no. VV60508, body, G-VG, shutter untested, lens, G, some internal fungus, complete with a selection of spare packs including two body chassis (a lot) £100 - £200

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Optical Toys

261. A Rare Magic Lanternist ‘Bonboniere’ Powder Box, French, c1830/40, with coloured print with gilt decoration depicting a cupid standing behind a peep show being viewed by a young lovers, by rotating the top different six subjects appears in the window, box with a paper covered bottom compartment, the sides with gold painted embossed foliate pattern paper band and gilt metal rim, diameter 9cm. £1000 - £1500

262. A Very Fine J. Wood Natural Stereoscope, English, C.1862, unsigned but by ‘Wood, Huddersfield’ constructed of burr walnut with all lacquered brass fittings, standing on a square base with carved paw feet each surmounted with a fleur de lys, highly carved scrolling legs support an adjustable brass column in the centre, the main viewer incorporating a number of functions to adjust the light and focus, underneath is the focus wheel acting on an internal cassette that holds the slides, there is adjustment to light at the rear via a coloured screen and one (screen missing) to the top, at the front is a brass bar to adjust the inter-ocular separation of the eyepieces. Note: For a similar stereoscope and further information see Paul Wing, ‘Stereoscopes the first one hundred years’, p41. £8000 - 12000 70

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19th Century Photographs

263. THOMAS RICHARD WILLIAMS (1824-1871) A Stereoscopic Daguerreotype, Mortality, Also known as Memento Mori or The Sands of Time, First Series 1851-1855, original tapes, all in very good original condition, noting a slight oxidation of the left image, and a slight blue bloom of the far right image £2000 - £3000

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264. PROSPER H MARSDEN Three Early X-Rays, c. 1902, vintage sepia gelatin silver print X-rays (radiographs or Rontgen ray photographs), one of an elbow and forearm, with applied label ‘Radiogram (sic) by Prosper H Marsden FCS Livepool Royal Infirmary’, image 21cm x 13cm, mounted on old green card, verso inscription ‘Sarcoma of Radius ......April 23/02’ another of a hand, in period green card mount, mount stamped ‘Radiogram by Prosper H Marsden The Royal Infirmary, Liverpool, one loose, inscribed in the image David ....... Apr 22 /02’ £100 - £150

265. CARL GUNTHER (1827-1912) Nine Stereoviews of Scientific Instruments, albumen prints mounted on yellow card, stereoviews of exhibits in the Berlin Trade Exhibition 1879, spectrometers, polarimeters, spectro-photometers etc, each with inscription and price hand-written in ink verso, each card 17.6cm 8.7cm £80 - £120

266. A Collection of Stereoviews of China, albumen prints and gelatin silver prints on card, nine by Underwood & Underwood c. 1900-1902, two by Griffiths & Griffiths, one by Stromeyer & Wyman, one by Universal Photo Art Co., one unmounted albumen print with inscription verso, eight by F van Kol, 1919-1925 (22) £50 - £80

267. Eight Good Glass Stereoviews, including the African Village at the Exposition de Reims 1903, Russian sailors, steam ship, sailing boats off New York, two by Ferrier, Soulier & Levy. Note: small corner chip to New York, Swiss gorge with hairline crack, all others good condition (8) £40 - £60

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268. 19 Good Glass Stereoviews in Rosewood case, all c. 1860s, stereoviews mostly French architectural and topographical scenes, three by Ferrier Pere, Fils & Soulier; one by Ferrier Soulier & Levy, all in good condition with no chips or cracks to the glass, house in a period rosewood stereoview case with three compartments £100 - £150

269. ISIAH TABER Five Views of San Francisco and Environs, albument prints c.1887, each titled in the negative, ‘Across the Golden Gate’, ‘’Market Street from Lotta’s Fountain’, ‘Ferry Boat entering Oakland Slip’, Cliff House from Beach Drive, ‘Ferry Boat Solano on the Sacromento River’, images 24cm to 30cm wide, four mounted double sided on card £100 - £150

270. SYDNEY PITCHER FRPS and Others English Topographical Scenes, three vintage photographs, a carbon print of Gloucester Cathedral ‘The Lighthouse of the Vale’, titled and signed on the mount, wetstamps verso with photocopy of an accompanying poem, image 30cm x 26cm; an albumen print of Blackfriars bridge, the surrounding wooden structures indicating the photograph was taken shortly after its opening in 1869 image 28cm x 22cm, on thin card with albumen print of Westminster Bridge on the reverse; a gelatin silver print of Southend High Street dated 10th January 1922, image 28cm x 20cm £50- £80

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271. A Good Victorian Photograph Album, GEORGE WASHINGTON WILSON (1823-1893) and others, Panoramic Views of Exposition Universelle Paris 1900 20 albumen prints by Wilson on thin paper, mounted single-sided, all typically titled and numbered in the negative, many also initialled, all confirmed from the University of Aberdeen catalogue: Loch Corruisk Skye 396 Sligachan Skye 393 Sciur Na Gillian Skye 397 The Storr Rock Skye 389 Kilt Rock Loch Staffin Skye 388 Strome Castle Loch Carron Ben Eay from Glen Torridon Rocks at the Quiraing Skye 384A Ben Sliock from Bridge of Grudie Pitlochry and Ben Vracky 480 The Battlefield Killiecrankie 467 Clunie Bridge Pitlochry 479 Loch Tummel 86 Cottages at the entrance to Glen Strac Loch Awe no. 1037 Old Bridge of Garry Killiekrankie 475 Gairloch Hotel Rossshire 1373 Ben Anea from near Dalmally no. 1044 Ballater Bridge Craigandarrock 115 Loch Maree and Ben Sliock from Slatterdale Ross-shire 676 GWW Abbotsville from the River 7214; with large format views of Athens 38 views Switzerland Photographs and engravings of Victorian genre paintings A few views of probably North Africa; sounenir photographs including six large format (27cm x 20cm) albumen prints of Exposition Universelle; album binding worn, front board barely attached ÂŁ250 - ÂŁ350

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272. A Good Victorian Photograph Album, GEORGE WASHINGTON WILSON (1823-1893) and others Amateur and Professional, approximately 150 albumen prints on thin paper, pasted single sided, almost all topographical views of England, Scotland and Wales, most mounted with place name and date (betwwen 1866 and 1870) below, but including George Washington Wilson’s portrait of Queen Victoria on ‘Fyvie’ with John Brown at Balmoral, album itself in poor condition with backboard missing £100 - £150 79

20th Century Photographs

273. VAVARA RODCHENKO (1925-2019) A Self-Portrait Photogram, Russian, 1968 vintage gelatin silver photogram print, image size 14.5cm x 20cm, (later?) inscribed in ball-point pen in Russian verso, translating as ‘Rodochenko, V.A. self-portrait photogram 1968’ and in pencil, English reference ‘no. Vrod_PY_0004’, in cream card mount 30cm x 40cm. Note: The profile of the artist appears to be made as a scissor-cut silhouette laid on the light sensitive paper, the scissors image also referencing this. £300 - £500

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274. ALEXANDER RODCHENKO (1891-1956) A Portrait of Vavara Rodchenko, Russian, 1944 vintage gelatin silver print of the artist’s daughter, wetstamp verso, printed 1944-1950, image 12.5cm x 18cm, in cream card mount 40cm x 51cm £400 - £600

275. ALEXANDER RODCHENKO (1891-1956) A Portrait of Vavara Rodchenko, Russian, 1935, vintage gelatin silver print of the artist’s daughter, wetstamp verso, dated 1935 in pencil, image 13.5cm x 9cm, in cream card mount 40cm x 51cm £200 - £300

276. Anonymous Russian Photographer - Mary Bauer in Moscow Theatre, vintage silver gelatin print, c.1920’s, typewritten label verso, ‘Honoured artist of Georgia, Mary Bauer, performing solo in the Shirazi dance with scarves’, ink inscription above not readable as pasted to period thin card mount inscribed in pencil ‘Persian Dance Moondance’, and bearing a label with wetstamp for the artist Walter George Raffe of London, £100 - £150

277. A Collection of Russian WWII Press Photographs of the Russian Air Force, Nine vintage gelatin silver prints, five printed in Kiev c. 1948-50 with Russian wetstamps and red crayon signature (?), including a portrait of Andreyevna Nikulina (1917-1993) Russian: Евдокия Андреевна Никулина, squadron commander in the 46th Taman Guards Night Bomber Aviation Regiment, awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union on 26 October 1944, with six smaller vintage gelatin silver prints of the German Luftwaffe, larger Russian prints 18cm x 13cm (15) £200 - £300 82

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279. The Photographic Lunar Atlas, University of Chicago, 1960, edited by Gerard P Kuiper, atlas consists of large loose leaf half-tone photographs, seven whole moon images 50.8cm x 40.5cm, with 9 foldout sheets with four or more images, each sheet 107cm x 87cm. Note: Most or all photographs taken by D W G Arthur £50 - £80

278. A Large Collection of Russian WWII Press Photographs of the Red Army entering Berlin and the Liberation of Nazi Death Camps 56 vintage gelatin silver prints, printed in Kiev c. 194850 with Russian wetstamps and script, with 10 others, some with pencil annotation in Russian. Russian press photographers were not credited individually, these photographs are likely to be the work of the main Soviet war photographers: Georgiy Samsonov, Yevgen Khaldei, Mark Redkin, Dmitri Baltermants, Geogia Urgrinovich; images 18cm x 13cm and smaller (66) £200 - £300

280. Planetary Exploration -The Mariner Program, collection of photographs and documents including the following gelatin silver prints provided by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 12 prints from Mariner 6, titles recto ‘Mariner 6, Top and Frame Number, each with JPL Office of Public Information description verso c.1969, each image 24cm x 19cm, with two JPL Status Bulletins July 30 1969, August 1 1969 £50 - £80 83

281. Planetary Exploration -The Mariner Program, collection of photographs and documents including the following gelatin silver prints provided by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 3 prints from Mariner 7, titles recto ‘Mariner 7, Top and Frame Number, each with JPL Office of Public Information description verso c.1969, each image 24cm x 19cm, with three JPL Status Bulletins July 31 1969, August 3 and 5 1969, 10 JPL large sheet film negatives of the surface of Mars (sheets approx 15.5cm x 12.5cm)

283. Planetary Exploration – Mariner 9 and The Viking Program, Phobos, 75 prints, glossy silver gelatin prints and others, all c.1977 images of Phobos some with hand drawn mapping and annotation by D W G Arthur, with five transparencies (for OHP?) and a related document on Phobos mapping £80 - £120

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282. Planetary Exploration -The Mariner Program, Four medium format gelatin silver transparencies, one marked NASA LRC, cratered surface of Mars(?), with seven silver gelatin prints JPL camera calibration, each sheet 20cm x 25cm, all dated 1971 , documents including JPL Mariner 9 TV calibration report 1971, Mercury Rotation Period Determined from Mariner 190 Photography £50 - £80 84

284. GEORGE DAVIDSON 1853-1930 Landscapes and Portraits, c. 1911-1913, eight gelatin silver landscape prints, Wales, Harlech, Wern Fawr etc, with three portraits, two inscribed in ink verso ‘Sheila about 1912-13’ and ‘RRD’, in old envelope inscribed in ink’ Harlech by G D about 191112 Wernfawr etc’ all prints approx 16.5cm x 11cm (11), £100 - £150

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285. (ANON) Two Photographs - Twiggy Promoting the Ford Comuta, Two vintage gelatin silver prints, 1967, Twiggy with the Ford Comuta, an electric concept car designed in the UK and unveiled at the 1967 Geneva Motor Show, images 24cm x 25cm and 24cm x 24cm £100 - £150

286. BERT HARDY (1913-1995) Photograph from Five Girls on a Yacht Shoot, July 1955, five British models were taken on a cruise of the Cote d’Azur, sponsored by Picture Post to promote the latest London summer fashions, gelatin silver print, printed later, c.2000, image 27.5cm x 40cm £100 - £150

287. JOHN BULMER b.1938 The North, photograph of miners with ponies, 1960s, giclée print, printed 2009, signed recto, image 37.5cm x 26cm £150 - £200

288. JOHN BULMER b.1938 Manchester, 1976, Ford Capri, giclée print, printed 2009, signed recto, image 38cm x 26cm £150 - £200

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289. DAVID REDFERN (1936-2014), George Harrison Magical Mystery Tour, vintage silver gelatin print, 1967, wetstamps, label and inscription verso, image 20cm x 26.5cm £100 - £150

290. VICTOR BLACKMAN (1922-1988) Paul McCartney and Mick Jagger, 25th August 1967, Euston Station on train to Bangor, silver gelatin print, printed later, blind stamp for Hulton Archive, image 36.5 x25cm £100 - £150

292. THOMAS HART SHELBY Say Ouch, American vintage gelatin silver print, 1985 entry to College Photographer of the Year, mounted on board, label and inscription verso, image 33.5cm x 26cm. Note: Thomas Shelby of now a successful commercial photographer. 291. ANON for London Weekend Television, Ken Russell at Home, vintage gelatin silver print, c.1990, image 22.5cm x 29cm, wetstamp and inscription verso

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293. ANON A photograph of Keith Richards, vintage gelatin silver print, c.1987, not a known image, printed from whole 35mm negative, image 20cm x 25cm, sheet 23.5cm x 30.5cm £50 - £80

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294. HARCOURT STUDIO Colette, toned gelatin silver print of the French author c.1950, signed recto Harcourt Paris, image 29cm x 23cm, in card mount £100 - £150

295. SUZANNE de YOUNG (1945-2005), MURPH DOWOUIS four photographs, American, c.1971, gelatin silver prints, two by de Young, images 17.5cm x 12.5cm and 15cm x 13cm, both inscribed verso, with poster for exhibition; two by Dowouis with accompanying typed script and press cutting Provenance: The Creative Camera Archive £100 - £150 89

296. PHILIPPE HALSMAN (1906-1979) A Photograph of Sir Winston Churchill at Chartwell, 1952, Churchill with his grand-daughter and Rufus the dog, gelatin silver copy print, printed 1980’s, wetstamp verso for Toni Parks Collection and pencil annotation verso, image 19cm x 24cm. Note: An atypical representation of Churchill, rare and possibly unpublished £200 - £300

297. PHILIPPE HALSMAN (1906-1979) A Photograph of Mrs Bernard Rubinstein, vintage gelatin silver print, 1949, photographers wetstamp verso, repaired tear to left, image 27cm x 34.5cm, in cream card mount 40cm x 50cm £150 - £250

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298. GORDON PARKES (1912-2006) Aaron Copeland, c.1955, gelatin silver print, printed 1980’s, wetstamp verso for Toni Parks Collection and pencil annotation verso, image 16.5cm x 24cm £100 - £150

299. DAVID BAILEY(b.1938) Marsha Hunt, c.1969 nude portrait of Marsha Hunt with double exposure, gelatin silver print possibly printed later in 1970’s, image 17cm x17cm, in cream mount 40cm x 50cm £150 - £250

300. RICHARD LEVIN Seven Photographs from BBC Arts Programmes, 1960’s, vintage gelatin silver prints from Monitor and Omnibus programmes, Levin was the BBC’s first Director of Design, and married to Paddy Foy, producer of many of the arts programmes; artists and musicians include Stephan Grapelli, Andres Segovia, John Williams, Yahudi Menuhin, Gyorgy Cziffra, Mathan Milstein and (a later colour print of) Marcel Marceau, with 6 Ektachrome transparencies of Marceau, silver prints 25cm sq and smaller, colour print 40cm x 50cm £100 - £150

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301. JAN SAUDEK, Two Nude Portraits with Fur Stole, vintage gelatin silver prints, c.1980, nude with fox-fur stole; elderly woman with fox-fur stole and photographic portrait of herself as a young woman, both 13cm x 18cm. Provenance: Creative Camera Magazine Archive ÂŁ150 - ÂŁ250

302. PAUL COX, WOJCIECH PLEWINSKI, LAWRENCE WEISSMAN, DANIEL KAUFMAN Nude Studies, a collection of five vintage gelatin silver prints, all 1970s, two by Cox, all with photographer’s wetstamps verso, Kaufman dated 1970, largest 20cm x 26cm, £100 - £150

303. LARRY COLWELL (1911-1972) Nude Study, a vintage gelatin silver print of seated nude with flowers, c.1960, printed with black border, photographers wetstamps verso, image including border 24.5cm x 19.5cm, with six further vintage gelatin silver nude studies c. 1960s, each bearing the name Larry Colwell in ink verso (7) £100 - £150

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304. MOHAN JUNEJA Nude Studies, c.1980, a set of seven photographs of the same woman, all from a series entitled ‘Silent Music’ photographer’s pencil details and address in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada to versos, images 25cm sq. £100 - £150

Microscopes

305. The ‘Binden Blood Stoney’ Powell & Lealand No.1 Binocular Microscope, English, dated 1875, signed in script to the top of the bar-limb ‘POWELL & LEALAND, 170 Euston Road, London’, and further signed in fine script to the stage ‘TELFORD PREMIUM 1874, Awarded By THE INSTITUTE OF CIVIL ENGINEERS TO Bindon Blood Stoney MA. M. Inst C.E.’, of standard No.1 construction, standing on a massive lacquered tripod base with rectangular feet each with cork pads, trunnions to the top supporting the body, with large plano-concave mirror to the base as typically supported on one side at the end of an articulated arm on a sliding collar, above which is the fully mechanical sub-stage with X & Y control via screw and rotation controlled through a crown and gear, with focusing via rack and pinion to the rear, with full circuit stage, silver circular scale and vernier, rotation controlled via an inverted crown and gear mechanism that can be disengaged for quick movement, with large Turrel-type mechanical stage with X-Y control, main course focus to rear of body, bar-limb incorporating fine focus lever mechanism, nose piece with prism blanking plate, limb with threaded boss to accept binocular or monocular tubes, the microscope comes with the following accessories in a fitted mahogany case: A 4in objective signed ‘Powell & Lealand’ & can. A 3in objective & can. A 2in objective & can. A 1in objective & can. A 1/2in objective signed ‘Powell & Lealand’ & can. A 1/4in objective signed ‘Powell & Lealand’ & can. A 1/8in objective signed & can. A 1/8 immersion end cap. A 1/12in objective signed ‘Powell & Lealand’ & can. four Leiberkuhns. A pair of low power binocular eyepieces. A Pair of medium power binocular eyepieces. A medium power micrometer eyepiece. A high power eyepiece. A high power eyepiece. A pair of eyepiece collars. A substage spot lens. A substage polariser. A substage Wenham-type parabolic condenser. A substage achromatic condenser engraved ‘Powell & Lealand’. A substage set of selenite disks. A substage dark well holder and set of three darkwells. A micrometer slide. A Livebox. Stage forceps. A set of brass forceps. A side reflector on an articulated arm. A bulls-eye condenser on an articulated arm. A leather case with a binocular prism engraved ‘Powell & Lealand N.81 PATENT’. A leather case with a binocular prism engraved ‘For Low Powers & Opaque Objects’. A steel adjustment bar. Along with two Short body tubes and a large table bulls-eye condenser in the main cabinet. Bindon Blood Stoney (1828–1909) was a civil engineer, born at Oakley Park. King’s Co., Ireland, on 13 June 1828, The Institution of Civil Engineers awarded him, in 1874, a Telford medal and premium of £100.00 for a paper on his work on the Dublin harbour northern quays. The work included extending the northern quays of the docks to the east, and he began works on the Alexandra basin. In the construction of the northern quays he employed concrete monoliths of the then unprecedented weight of 350 tons, and designed the appliances necessary for handling and setting the huge blocks. He also rebuilt the Grattan and O’Connell bridges, and built the Butt bridge across the Lifley. This lot comes with an A4 folder of research assembled by the vendor on the history of the microscopes previous owners and includes copies of wills and auction catalogues. £15000 - £25000 96

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306. An Exceptionally Rare & Fine Powell & Lealand No.2 Binocular Microscope, English, dated 1869, signed in script to the top of the bar-limb ‘POWELL & LEALAND, 170 Euston Road, London’, of standard No.2 construction, standing on a large lacquered tripod base with rectangular feet each with cork pads, trunnions to the top supporting the body, with large plano-concave or to the base as typically supported on one side at the end of an articulated arm on a sliding collar, above which is the fully mechanical sub-stage with X & Y control via screw and rotation controlled through a crown and gear, with focusing via rack and pinion to the rear, with large Turrel-type mechanical stage with X-Y control, main course focus to rear of body, bar-limb incorporating fine focus lever mechanism, nose piece with prism blanking plate, limb with threaded boss to accept binocular or monocular tubes, the microscope comes with the following accessories in a fitted mahogany case: A 4in objective & can. A 2in objective & can. A 1in objective signed ‘POWELL & LEALAND’ & can. A 1/2in objective signed ‘POWELL & LEALAND’ & can. A 1/4in objective signed ‘POWELL & LEALAND’ & can. A 1/12in objective signed ‘POWELL & LEALAND’ & can A 2in Leiberkuhn. A 1/2in Leiberkuhn. An objective iris. A pair of low power eyepieces A pair of medium power eyepieces. A high power eyepiece with slot for micrometer. A high power eyepiece. A pair of eyepiece extension collars. A monocular bodytube. An eyepiece lucida. A substage spot lens. A substage Wenham-type parabolic condenser. An achromatic substage condenser signed ‘Powell & Lealand’. A substage darkwell holder and 3 darkwells. A substage polariser. An analyser. A substage set of 3 selenites in rotating frames. A brass frame holding Calcspar, Topaz & Aragonite. A brass frame holding Nitre, Quartz & Borax. A micrometer slide A Livebox. Stage forceps. A set of brass forceps. A leather case with a binocular prism engraved ‘Powell & Lealand N.44 PATENT’ A leather case with a binocular prism engraved ‘For Low Powers & Opaque Objects’ All in the original French polished mahogany cabinet with keys. Note: A handwritten note detailing many of the contents of the case with the owners(?) name to the other side ‘S. A. Pumphrey, 21 Paradise Street, Birmingham, Optician (My Magic Lantern). Pumphrey is recorded as supplying vulcanite cells to many microscope slide prepares including Frederick Enock who stated that he used only those cells. £8000 - £12000

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307. A Powell & Lealand No.3 Binocular Microscope, English, dated 1870, signed in script to the top of the bar-limb ‘POWELL & LEALAND, 170 Euston Road, London’, of standard No.3 construction, standing on a large lacquered tripod base with circular feet each with cork pads, trunnions to the top supporting the body, with large plano-concave mirror to the base as typically supported on one side at the end of an articulated arm on a sliding collar, above which is the sub-stage with geared X & Y control, with focusing via rack and pinion to the rear, with a Turrel-type mechanical stage with X-Y control, main course focus to rear of body, bar-limb incorporating fine focus lever mechanism, nose piece with prism blanking plate, limb with threaded boss to accept binocular or monocular tubes, the microscope comes with the following accessories in a fitted mahogany case: A 3in objective & can. A 1in objective in a 1/12in can. A 1/2in objective signed ‘POWELL & LEALAND’ & can. A 1/4in objective signed ‘POWELL & LEALAND’ & can. A 1/4in objective signed ‘POWELL & LEALAND’ & can. A 1/12in objective signed ‘POWELL & LEALAND No111’ & can. A 3 Leiberkuhns. A Double nosepiece. A pair of low power eyepieces A pair of medium power eyepieces. A high power eyepiece singed ‘Powell & Lealand 20’. A pair of eyepiece extension collars. A substage Wenham-type parabolic condenser. An achromatic substage condenser signed ‘Powell & Lealand oil immersion’. A substage darkwell holder and 2 darkwells. A substage polariser. An analyser. A micrometer slide A Livebox. A leather case with a binocular prism engraved ‘Powell & Lealand N.48 PATENT’ A leather case with a binocular prism engraved ‘For Low Powers & Opaque Objects’ Monocular bodytube in the main cabinet. All in the original French polished mahogany cabinet with keys. £3000 - £4000

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308. A Powell & Lealand ‘Iron Stand’ Microscope, English, C.1841, signed in script to the bodytube ‘Powell & Lealand London’, with a trade label in the door which reads ‘Powell & Lealand, Opticians, 24 Clarendon Street, Somers Town’, microscope on ‘Y’ shaped cast iron foot finished in original brown paint, with cast iron supporting column and cast iron limb, plano-concave mirror in a gimbal on a peg, large stage with bulls-eye magnifier on an articulated arm, large single slide carrier, bodytube with rack and pinion focusing, with pre-RMS thread, Original French polished cabinet with; 1/2in objective & can; 1/4in objective with can; a low power eyepiece; a medium power eyepiece; a large glass stage; case with key Note: Powell and Lealand set up together in 1841 and first traded at 24 Clarendon St., Somers town between 1841 and 1846 before the business moved to 4 Seymour Place, Euston Square. £800 - £1200

309. An Early Set of Powell & Lealand Microscope Accessories, English, c. mid 19th century, unsigned but by Powell & Lealand, the set includes; a 2in objective with silver leiberkuhn & large can; a 1in objective with silver leiberkuhn & large can; a 1/2in objective can; a 1/4in objective with silver leiberkuhn & can; a 4/10in objective with correction collar & can; a 1/8in part objective & can; a low power eyepiece with bayonet fitting to cover; a high power eyepiece with bayonet fitting to cover; an eyepiece lucida in a large brass can; an eyepiece analyser; an achromatic substage condenser, a substage wheel of stops; a set of 4 dark wells; a set of stage forceps, a live box, all in a polished mahogany case with velvet lined lid. Note: the size of the bayonet fitting on the sub stage accessories most probably to fit an early Powell & Lealand No.3 stand £600 - £800

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310. An Early Culpepper-Type Monocular Microscope, English, c.1740, unsigned but attributed to Matthew Loft, standing on a black lacquered eight-sided box foot, brass diamond shaped feet supporting three curving tripod legs to hold the the outer body tube, held between the legs is the microscope stage with slots for the Bonnani stage and other accessories, at the top of the legs is a lignum vitae ring that supports the pasteboard body covered with polished ray skin, the body tube is constructed of finely turned lignum vitae and green velum with gold tooling and position marks, at the top is a brass sliding dust cover, in an associated pyramid shaped oak box. Note: for an almost identical instrument see History of Science Museum, Oxford’ Culpeper-Type Microscope in Pyramid Case by Matthew Loft, London, c. 1740’ inventory number 54047 £8000 - £12000

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311. A Large & Impressive Ross No.1 Binocular Microscope Outfit, English, c.1870, signed to the rear of the foot ‘ROSS, LONDON 3448’, Standing on a massive ‘Y’ shaped base with tall uprights supporting the microscope body on massive trunnions with friction break, large plano-concave mirror in articulated arm on sliding collar, fully mechanical substage with screw X-Y control, engraved scale with vernier, crown and pinion gear, with rack and pinion focusing, large mechanical stage with engraved scale around the edge, crown and pinion gear, X-Y control via rack and screw, large rectangular bar with rackwork to the rear, bar limb incorporating fine focusing mechanism, Wenham prism in pull out brass drawer, binocular eyepieces engraved at the base ‘WENHAMS BINOCULAR By Ross, London’ with inter-ocular rackwork to the top, in a large mahogany case with the following accessories; A 3in objective in a can engraved ‘Ross London’. A 1in objective in a can engraved ‘Ross London’. A 1/2in objective in a can engraved ‘Ross London’ A 1/5in objective in a can engraved ‘Ross London’. A double nosepiece engraved ‘Ross London’. A pair of low power eyepieces engraved ‘A’. A pair of medium power eyepieces engraved ‘B’. An eyepiece engraved ‘C Kelners Orthoscopic, Ross London’. An eyepiece engraved ‘C’. An eyepiece engraved ‘E’. An eyepiece engraved ‘F’. An ‘English’ length monocular bodytube. A ‘European’ length monocular bodytube. A Stage mounted side reflector. A stage mounted clamp. A stage mounted bulls-eye condenser. A large compressor engraved ‘Ross London’. A pair of Leiberkuhns An analyser A substage polariser with 3 selenite disks. A substage wheel of stops. A substage Wenham-type parabolic condenser. A very large table bulls-eye condenser. £3000 - £5000

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312. A Large Smith & Beck No.1 Circuit Stage Binocular Microscope, English, dated 18 April 1899*, signed to the foot ‘R & J Beck Ltd LONDON’ and ‘N°21383’, the microscope stands on a flat tripod foot with two supporting pillars, architectural in style, both terminating in trunnions supporting the microscope body, with plano-concave mirror on swing-arm and sliding collar, sub-stage condenser holder with screw X & Y adjustment and rack-and-pinion focusing, a large circuit stage** allowing for full rotation of the specimen, stage with X & Y control, swept limb with single accessory holder, course focus to the top, fine focus mechanism acting on the rack, Wenham prism in pull out/in drawer, with two cases of accessories which contain: the first case includes: objectives all signed ‘Smith & Beck’, 3in, 2in, 11/2in, 1/5in, 2/3in/ 4/10in A pair of medium power binocular eyepieces. A high power eyepiece. An achromatic condenser with a wheel of stops. A stage bulls-eye. A stage side reflector. A Smith & Beck vertical illuminator in a can. A side reflector in a can. An erector lens and other items. the second case includes: A large live box. two glass stages. A compressor. A large frog/fish plate. Two Lieberkühns. A dark well holder and three darkwells. Stage forceps. A Wenham-type parabolic condenser. A large Ross eyepiece micrometer. An Amici type prism. An eyepiece lucida. An iris. A set of rotating selenite filters. Various polarising accessories. with large bullseye condenser in the main case, Substantial French polished mahogany cabinet with brass screwed joints and large brass carrying handle. Note: with a bill of sale dated 29th March 1979 from Mayfair Microscopes Limited and signed by Brian Davidson *From the Beck records. ** The circuit stage was an expensive optional extra for the No.1 microscope. It meant that the stage was further away from the limb of the microscope so it could be fully rotated, the limb is bigger as the body tube is also further out. This is a very rare feature. £3000 - £5000

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313. A Large Smith & Beck No.1 Binocular Microscope, English, dated February 1861*, signed in script to the foot ‘Smith & Beck 6 Coleman St. LONDON’ and ‘N°2430’, the microscope stands on a flat tripod foot with two supporting pillars, architectural in style, both terminating in trunnions supporting the microscope body, with plano-concave mirror on swing-arm and sliding collar, sub-stage condenser holder with rack-and-pinion adjustment, square Tully-type stage with X & Y control, swept limb with twin accessory holders, course focus to the top, fine focus mechanism acting on the nosepiece, Wenham prism in pull out/ in drawer, with a single mahogany case of accessories which include: objectives all signed ‘Smith & Beck’, 2/3in, 1/5in, two Lieberkühns, a medium power eyepiece, a Wenham-type parabolic condenser, a set of dark wells and holder, a compressor, a live box, a stage bulls-eye, a double nosepiece, an eyepiece lucida, an erecting lens and other items, in the main case is a single monocular tube, all in the original French polished mahogany cabinet , Case measures 49cm tall * from the Beck records £2000 - £3000

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314. A Baker Nelson No.2, English, C.1900, signed ‘Baker 244 High Holborn, London’ in a French polished oak display case, drawer below with a good collection of mainly Watson Holos & Apochromatic objectives and eyepieces along with other accessories, the microscope with plano-concave mirror mechanical substage with rack and pinion focusing, a mechanical stage with X-Y control, fine focus below the limb £1000 - £1500

315. An Early James Smith Microscope, English, dated from the Beck records 25th August 1846, signed to the base ‘Jas Smith LONDON, 133’, on reversed ‘Y’ shaped base with uprights supporting the body on trunnions, plano-concave mirror in a gimbal on a sliding collar, with slide in/out substage collar, with a ‘White Universal Lever stage’ with large control rod, a triangular bar with course focusing to the rear, bar limb with fine focus control, body tube with two uprights, bodytube with single drawer tube, mahogany case with glazed door, cabinet contains; A 1in objective in a can engraved ‘James Smith Lathe Smith & Beck, 56 Tollington Road London N’. An empty 2in objective can engraved ‘James Smith Lathe Smith & Beck, 56 Tollington Road London N’. A 1/12in objective in a can engraved ‘A. Rofs London’. Two later objectives in cans. A live box. A selection of later amateur microscope slides. Note: the Beck records show that the original purchaser of the microscope was William Watson Hewitson (c1814-1863), from his obituary in 1864 :William Watson Hewitson was born at Newcastleon-Tyne in 1815; and after serving his time at Messrs. Robert Stephenson and Co.’s works in that town he was for some time in the locomotive shops of Messrs. Fenton Murray and Jackson at Leeds. From thence he went to the locomotive works of Messrs. Kitson and Co. at Leeds, taking the position of manager and principal draughtsman; and in 1842 he became a member of that firm, and continued so until his death on 7th May 1863 at the age of fortyeight. He had made the locomotive engine his special study from his first connection with business ; and during the last two years of his life rendered material assistance in the development of the system of steam ploughing, in connection with Mr. John Fowler. He was a Member of the Institution from 1848. £1500 - 2000

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316. A Watson “Royal” Compound Microscope, English, c.1910, signed to the back of the foot ‘W Watson & Sons, Ltd, 313 High Holborn, London, 40123’ and ‘Royal’, on black painted tripod stand, mechanical substage with screw X-Y control focusing via rack and pinion, mechanical stage with X-Y control via rack and screw, stage with vernier scales, course focusing to rear of bodytube, rack and pinion adjustment to drawer tube, with second drawer tube, in original French polished mahogany case with four Watson Holos Objectives in cans, four Watson Holos eyepieces and other items £800 - £1200

317. A Large Swift “Dick” Petrological Microscope, c.1891, English, signed to foot ‘J Swift & Son, London’, standing on large cast brass foot finished in lacquered and oxidised brass, trunnions at top support body, large plano-concave mirror on gimbal below substage, substage assembly with rotating Nicol prism on fold out arm, iris diaphragm and focusing condenser all on rotating divided circle for angular measurement, square stage with Swift 2 patent stage, main body to rear of stage incorporating the ‘Dick’ rotating mechanism with fine focus via screw and course focusing via diagonal rack work, body tube incorporating a sliding plate with wheel of apertures and slide in/out Bertrand lens, to top a rotating and folding analyser engraved with 45 degree positions, complete with three Swift objectives, four eyepieces in original mahogany case £2000 - £3000

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318. A Swift Student Petrological Microscope, c.1900, English, signed to foot ‘J Swift & Son, London’, supported on a black enamel foot with plano-concave mirror on an articulated arm, with swing out sub-stage polariser and pull out condenser, rotating black glass stage, body tube incorporating a slide in/out analyser and Bertrand lens, with four Swift objectives, two eyepieces and other items in fitted mahogany case, width 34cm £300 - £500

319. A Swift Binocular “Challenge” Microscope, English, c. 1880, signed to the rear of the foot ’J. Swift & Son 81 Tottenham Court Rd, London’, standing on a black lacquered brass tripod base with trunnions supporting the main body, with plano-concave mirror in a gimbal on an articulated arm, polarising substage assembly with graduated polariser on swing out arm, rotating wheel to accept Selenite filters in geared rotating collars all on slide in/out mount with rack and pinion focusing, fully mechanical stage with with 360 degree engraved scale to edge with Vernier to 5’, X & Y control, body tube with course focus to rear and Swift’s patent lever fine focus, body tube with Wenham prism in pull out/in drawer, Nicol prism in pull out/in drawer, with the following accessories: a Swift 4in objective, a 2in objective, a 1in Swift objective, a 1/2in Swift objective, a 1/4in objective, a 1/4in Swift objective, a pair of binocular eyepieces engraved A, a pair of binocular eyepieces engraved B, a pair of binocular eyepieces engraved x10, all in the original French polished mahogany cabinet. Cabinet height 44cm 320. A Rare Swift Folding Portable Microscope, English, c.1890, signed ‘J Swift, University St, London W.C.’ in small flat French polished mahogany carry case, microscope lifts out of the case in its folded down position, to assemble the microscope the first legs are folded back then the two front legs folded forward, this then allows the body tube to fold up and lock into place, the stage is then folded flat and the sub-stage slid into place, at the base of the microscope is a long lacquered column on which is supported the collar which holds the plano-concave mirror in a gimbal, above the mirror is the semi-mechanical sub-stage with rack and pinion focussing and screw adjusted centring, circular stage covered with black glass providing the slide carriage a smooth and easy movement, focussing is via course rack work acting on the square column via the two large wheels at the back, fine focussing is via a wheel acting on a sprung lever which lifts/lowers the nosepiece, complete with 2 objectives, a pair of binocular eyepieces and other accessories in the lid --- case length 28cm

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321. A Fine Schiek Compound Microscope, German, C.1850, signed around base of the body tube support ‘Schiek in Berlin, No.505’, in compact French polished wooden case with objective and two eyepieces £300 - £500

322. An Early Achromatic Microscpe by Davis, English, mid 19th Century, signed on the foot ‘Davis Derby’ on a equispaced ‘Y’ shaped foot, with body supported on a central column, plano-concave mirror, substage on fold out arm, Turrel-type mechanical stage, rackwork to triangular bar, with objectives, eyepieces and other accessories to the drawer of the case, case with double doors, case height 30cm £300 - £500

323. A Monocular Microscope by Baker, English, c.1880, signed to the rear of the foot ‘C. BAKER, 244 High Holborn, London’ microscope on ‘Y’ shaped base, plano-concave mirror simple stage rackand pinion focusing, bodytube incorporating fine focus, in original French polished case, with lock and key, case contains objectives, bulls-eye condenser, drawer of accessories, drawer of microscope slides £200 - £400

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324. A Large & Fine Microscope by Leitz, German, dated 1896, signed ‘E. Leitz Wetzlar, Filiale, New-York’ microscope on heavy ‘Y’ shaped base, with semi-mechanical substage, secondary mechanical stage in French polished box, triple nose piece, with five objectives in cans, four eyepieces all in a French polished mahogany case with silver plaque to top which reads ‘PRESENTED TO G.A.Robinson By a few Dublin Friends, 4th Dec 1896’ £200 - £400

327. A Compound Monocular Microscope by Ross, English, c.1857 (date 1857 on objective), signed in script to the rear of the foot ‘A. Rofs London 1809’ microscope on a ‘Y’ shaped base with tall uprights supporting the body on trunnions, plano-concave mirror in a gimbal, mechanical stage with X-Y control via rack and screw, course focussing acting on triangular bar, bar limb incorporating fine focus, case contains;

325. A Microscope by Leitz, German, c.1900, signed to the foot ‘E. Leitz Wetzlar No.53822’ on a ‘Y’ shaped base, plano-concave mirror, substage condenser, simple stage, triple nosepiece, with three objectives in cans, four eyepieces in a French polished mahogany case retail label for Andrew H. Baird, Edinburgh

A 11/2in objective and can engraved ‘Ross London’ A low power eyepiece. A medium power eyepiece. Stage forceps. A large table bulls-eye condenser. A live box.

£100 - £200

£300 - £500

326. 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 red leather covered case with catches to front, box 12.3cm wide

328. A Large Compound Monocular Microscope by Husbands, Bristol, English, c.1870, signed to the rear of the stand ‘HUSBANDS BRISTOL’, on heavy lacquered brass base, microscope with plano-concave mirror, substage with rack and pinion focusing, mechanical stage, limb with fine focus control, in a heavy French polished mahogany case with accessories including objectives, eyepieces, a live box and a large table bullseye condenser, microscope height 45cm

£400 - £600

£300 - £500

in mahogany case with lock and key, case height 29cm

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329. A Compound Binocular Microscope by Watson, English c.1890, engraved to the back of the foot ‘WATSON & SONS 313 HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON 1974’ with objectives and eyepieces in a tall French polished mahogany case £300 - £500

330. A Martin-Type Drum Microscope, English, c.1840, unsigned , typical drum-type microscope construction with rack and pinion focusing, with many accessories and slides, in fitted French polished mahogany case with lock and key £100 - £200

331. A Fine & Early Abbe’s Apertometer, German, c.1890, signed on the glass ‘C. ZEISS JENA, Abbes’s Apertometer’, the glass Apertometer on a nickle plated brass base plate finished in chasework with blued steel screws, with single low power objective in a can marked ‘C ZEISS JENA’, all in a fine French polished case with hooks to the front Note: this is the first form of Abbe’s Apertometer with a single hole to the silver disk, later versions had a slit in place of the single hole. £80 - £120

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332. A Good Collection of Ross Objectives & Accessories, including; a 1/2in objective in a can engraved ‘Ross London’ with correction collar; a 4/10in objective in a can engraved ‘Ross London’ with correction collar; a 1/10in objective in a can engraved ‘Ross London’ with correction collar; a 1/15in objective in a can engraved ‘Ross London’ with correction collar; an eyepiece engraved ‘ROSS, LONDON, KELLNERS ORTHOSCOPIC, C, x12 1/2 ‘, a Ross style Wollaston Lucida

335. A J. H. Dallmeyer 1/12inch Microscope Objective, English, Late 19th century, signed to the lid ‘1/12in J. H. Dallmeyer, London’, objective signed ‘J. H. DALLMEYER, LONDON’, with interchangeable dry/immersion top £80 - £120

£200 - £300

333. A R & J Beck Microscope Lamp, English, c.1900, signed around the base ‘R & J Beck’ , with oil burner assembly with black chimney, adjustable bull’s eye lens, lamp assembly mounted on a quick-release clamp to squaresection pillar, in original mahogany case, case hight 30.5cm

336. A Rare Watson Pond Dipping Walking Stick, English, c.1880, unsigned but attributed to Watson & Sons, cane with bent horn handle, white metal collar, bamboo shaft, bamboo extending internal pole with screw body to fit accessories which include a spoon, a net holder, a bottle holder and a hook, cane length (closed) 94cm £100 - £200

£200 - £300

334. A Powell & Lealand objectives & Accessories, Including an objective and can signed to the lid ‘POWELL & LEALAND, 1/12 Oil Immersion, LONDON’, objective signed ‘POWELL & LEALAND No.52, 1/12 Oil Immersion, N.A. 1.35’, with correction collar, three other objectives, an eyepiece signed ‘Powell & Lealand and other items £200 - £300 117

Microscope Slides

337. A Large Cabinet of Geological Microscope Slides, Cabinet, English, late victorian, unsigned but in the style of ‘Smith & Beck (note shield shaped escutcheon and handle design), with 28 blue velvet lined drawers each capable of holding 33 standard slides, 924 slides in total, the slides represent a diverse collection covering many areas of geology and petrology, with slides from preparers including; J. R. Gregory & Co, Kensington; Stoddart, Bristol; J. Spencer, Halifax; Lomax, Bolton; W. Hemingway, Derby; Russel, London; H. Boecker, Wetzlar; M Hensoldt, Wetzlar, and two collections of slides; the first by Thomas Murby & Co with a printed catalogue of the slides, the second collection with labels for ‘Collection of W. W. Watts’ labeled and numbered £1000 - £2000

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338. A Small Cabinet of Geological Microscope Slides, light wood flip front case with 11 trays of geological, mineral and rock samples, 66 slides in total £300 - £500

340. A Fine Set of Gold & Silver Microscope Slide Samples, light wood flip front case with 6 trays of gold and silver samples, slides include; gold dust, gold leaf, gold scrapings from a sovereign, gold nuggets, silver crystals, 34 slides in total £500 - £700

339. A Small Cabinet of Geological Microscope Slides, light wood flip front case with 11 trays of geological, mineral, fossil and rock samples, 66 slides in total

341. A Set of Steeg & Reuter Crystal Sections, German, c.1900, mounts signed ‘Dr. Steeg & Reuter in Homburg v.d.H.’ mainly crystal sections along with some Gypsum plates and an unusual crystal arrangement to demonstrate polarised light in a card case marked ‘Steeg & Reuter’ , 22 slides, 1 quartz section, 8 mica slides £300 - £500

£300 - £500

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342. A Set of Microscope Coal Fossil Slides, English, c.1910, with labels for ‘James Lomax Petrologist, Bolton’, slides numbered from 1 to 27, all with location labels in card trays, in card flip front case

344. A Collection of Early uncovered Geological Slides, with two slides by William Darker (from hand writing comparison), two very similar to Darker on early non standard size slides along with 23 other early uncovered slides with diamond hand writing

£500 - £700 £100 - £200

343. A Collection of Presentation Microscope Slides from Andrew Ross, small faux leather covered card case with pull out folding slide holder, slides with printed labels for ‘ROY. MICROS. SOC.’ and ‘PRESENTED BY’ with three slides of gold dust from different locations presented by Thomas Ross and one slide of coal presented by J Topholm £300 - £500

345. An Important Microscope from The Shackleton Antarctic Expedition, standard size slide with label for ‘KENYTE’ to the top and ‘SHACKLETON ANTARCTIC EXPDTN, No G579, Gregory, Bottley, London £40 - £60

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346. A Collection of Early Geological Slides, A collection of 3 early non standard uncovered Geological thin section microscope slides, with one diamond engraved ‘Samuel’

348. A Collection of Early Microscope Slides, including some by Pritchard; Abraham & Dancer; Hett, and others with no names, 42 in total £100 - £200

£40 - £60

347. A Collection of Early Microscope Slides, in boxwood, ebony, ivory & bone with various styles and sizes, with 19 in wood and 27 bone/ivory £80 - £120

349. A Cabinet of Microscope Slides, Cabinet, English, late Victorian, unsigned but in the style of ‘Watson & Sons’ , with 17 drawers each capable of holding 12 standard slides, 204 slides in total, the slides represent a diverse selection including slides from Watson & Sons, London; E. Wheeler; John Browning; Fred Enock, and many others £400 - £600

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352. A Collection of Six Microscopes Slides in a Presentation Case, leather covered case with blue velvet and satin lined interior, with gold label in lid which reads ‘JOHN BROWNIN 63 STRAND, LONDON’ with Brownings label to each slide £80 - £120 350. A Cabinet of Microscope Slides, Cabinet, English, late victorian, unsigned, finished in black lacquer, with 20 drawers each capable of holding 14 standard slides, 280 slides in total, the slides represent a diverse selection including slides from Watson & Sons, London; E. Wheeler; John Browning; Fred Enock, and many others £600 - £800 353. A Collection of Five Microscope Micro-Engravings, Small leatherette covered case containing five slides labelled: WEBB’s Micrography, a lie; The Lords Prayer engraved on glass with a diamond 227 letters, the writing occupies about the 10,000th part of a square inch; Specimen of Diamond Engraving By W.Webb (slide broken); Liars & Gossips No.63; “a point etc” Epigram Diamond Writing £200 - £400

351. A Collection of Sounding Microscope Slides, in a card case, slides include samples from H.M.S. Challenger from various depths and locations, 24 slides £80 - £120 354. A Set of Microscope Microphotographs, Small leatherette covered case containing 29 microphotographs including; 4 slides by J. B. Dancer; 5 slides labelled ‘A photographic curiosity for the microscope’; 3 slides marked A.R.; 2 slides marked John Browning; 1 slide by Richard Suter; 1 slide by E Wheeler; 13 slides with out a preparer’s name £300 - £500 122

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355. A Rare Set of Exhibition Microscope Slides Owned by Carpenter & Dallinger, light wood flip front case with 6 trays, hand written label to lid reads ‘Dr W. B. Carpenter, Tests, with his Initials and Photograph’ a second label reads ‘Dr. Carpenter was the author of “The Microscope and its Revalations” since edited by Dallinger’, inside is a typed card which reads ‘A box of slides, once the property of W.B. Carpenter author of THE MICROSCOPE AND ITS REVALATIONS, and of which the seventh and eighth editions were extensively edited and re-written by Dallinger. The box contains Carpenter’s ‘Tests’ with his initials; also his writings on glass, three slides given to him by C. Todd Owen and three butterfly scale pictures labelled “From Dr. Dallinger’s Collection”. The box once belonged to the late Mr Insch; it passed to Miss Nicholls and I acquired it from her many years ago. ARTHUR BARRON’ The slides include: A slide with Farrant’s paper, label reads ‘Diameters of blood discs engraved on glass, Dr. Carpenter’ second label reads ‘Revelations of the Microscope 1/25 x 1/24 + 1/600’. A slide with Farrant’s paper, label reads ‘Engraved on glass, Dr. Carpenter’ a second label reads ‘Diagram of Blood disks’. A slide with Farrant’s paper, label reads ‘The writing is Dr. Carpenters signature’ a second label reads ‘W. B. Carpenter March 7 1855’ and a third label reads ‘The writing is included within a (square) 1-67th by 1-150th of an inch, its area + 1=10,050th in, Height of caps 1-450th ---------small 1-125’. A Microphotograph, label reads ‘Dr Carpenter F.R.S.’. An impressive butterfly scale image of a chicken and chicks by Harold Dalton, lable to rear reads ‘From Dr. Dallingers Collection’ An impressive butterfly scale image of a large vase of flowers by Harold Dalton, lable to rear reads ‘From Dr. Dallingers Collection’ An impressive butterfly scale image of a bird in flight, a fern and a snail by Harold Dalton, label to rear reads ‘From Dr. Dallingers Collection’ along with 14 test slides all with Carpenters name or initials on the labels. £1000 - £2000

356. Parry’s Sounding Microscope Slides, contained in a later pine flip front case, these slides were the subject of investigation by Brian Davidson & Rudolf Staroscik who produced a paper in 2011, the report can be seen on the Quekett website, the slides also come with all of the original research documents in a large envelope £300 - £500

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357. A Set of Microscope Photographs by Geller, English, mid Victorian, with possible owners label to both top tray and case body ‘WILLIAM OVEREND GELLER’ good quality French polished mahogany slide case, velvet lined with lift out tray, top tray holds 42 microphotographs with some having W.O.G ( William Overend Geller) on the label, others with hand written labels, along with other slides. Geller, William Overend, b1804 – d 1881, was a 19th century painter and engraver who was active in London. He was an accomplished master of mixed-method engraving which included various printing techniques such as mezzotinting, aquatinting, engraving and etching. Another interest of his was the newly emerging technology of photography, he was reported as doing good work for both Amadio and Samuel Highly, he built his own camera for producing microphotographs, He exhibited at the British Institution from 1834 to 1846. Note: the slides are accompanied by a DVD of all the microphotographs photographed through a microscope, a small archive of information, mainly taken from internet sources, a copy of Geller’s obituary dated 1881, A copy of the summary of Geller’s life and works, published in The Bradford Antiquary of 1895, which includes numerous personal anecdotes by his daughter, Angelina Geller, who was also a notable artist. £800 - £1200

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358. A Small Cabinet of Microscope Slides, English, c.1880, unsigned, constructed of polished pine with 8 velvet lined drawers, with glazed door lock and key, containing some microscope slides along with a microphotograph, cabinet height 17cm

359. A Small Case of Microscope Slides, flipfront case constructed of polished pine, containing various slides by various preparers, 71 slides in total £200 - £300

£200 - £400

360. A Large & Good Quality Microscope Slide Cabinet, English, Late Victorian, with a brass plaque to the front which reads ‘LIVERPOOL MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY PROPERTY’, cabinet constructed of French polished mahogany with two glazed doors opening to reveal 24 drawers each capable of holding 48 standard slides, included are 359 glass mounted microscope slides covering a wide eclectic range of entomological, botanical, zoological, and geological examples, total capacity 1152 slides, cabinet 50cm wide £300 - £500 125

361. Substantial Microscope & Microscope Slide Cabinet, English, late 19th early 20th century, unsigned but in the style of cabinets produced by R & J Beck, the French polished solid mahogany cabinet with central microscope display behind glazed door flanked by 72 drawers to each side, each draw holding up to 36 slides, with three large drawers below, cabinet signed to the inside of the centre drawer, ‘Fred Dishley’, cabinet 105cm wide, Frederick Dishley joined the Manchester Microscopy Society in 1906 and he was elected Hon. Secretary from 1909 to 1915, and subsequently he was elected vice-President in 1916. His particular interest was slide mounting techniques and he served on the Mounting Section of the M.M.S. committee throughout his membership £3000 - £5000

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362. A Good Mid-Victorian Microscope Slide Cabinet, English, late Victorian, unsigned, constructed of French polished mahogany, with campaign handle to top, with 21 drawers, each velvet lined and capable of holding 24 standard slides, total capacity 504 slides, cabinet 29.5cm tall

364. A Late-Victorian Microscope Slide Cabinet, English, late Victorian, unsigned, constructed of French polished mahogany, with glazed door, with 14 drawers, each velvet lined and capable of holding 16 standard slides, total capacity 240 slides, cabinet 37.5cm tall £100 - £200

£200 - £400

365. A Complete Run of the Royal Microscopical Journal, Full run from the first edition up to volume LVI 1936, many with book plates stating ‘Presented by The Royal Microscopical Society’ £800 - £1200

363. A Mid-Victorian Microscope Slide Cabinet, English, late Victorian, unsigned, constructed of French polished mahogany, with later handle to top, with 21 drawers, each velvet lined and capable of holding 24 standard slides, total capacity 504 slides, cabinet 29.5cm tall £150 - £250 127

366. An Original Sample from H.M.S. Challenger and Correspondence, consisting of an original bottle of material with a label which reads ‘H.M.S. CHALLENGER, STATION 224, 1850fms, western part of N. PACIFIC, FORAMINIFERA’, a sample in a card box marked ‘Petropod Ooze from Challenger Expdt Atlantic’ and a further sample in a folded envelope marked ‘”Challenger” Jan 11/17 foraminefera from Mr Bradbury’, accompanying the samples are a number of letters written at a later date between Miss R Powell Dept of Zoology British Museum ( Nat. Hist) and a Mr Jones, discussing the samples, including one letter with an accompanying pencil drawing of a foraminifera from sample 224, along with another letter dated Dec.11.1916 from R (Randolph) Kirkpatrick, British museum (Natural History) discussing samples from H.M.S Penguin and H.M.S Waterwitch now in the hands of H Sidebottom £400 - £600

367. A Collection of Microscope Related Books, including ‘Carpenter on the Microscope, Smith’, full calf, 1856, first American Edition; A History of Infusorial Animalcules Living and Fossil by Andrew Pritchard, 1852, third edition ; La Practique Microscopique par A Juillet et L Galavielle, 1923, half calf; Evenings at the Microscope by Philip Henry Gosse, FRS 1877 full calf, prize copy form Kings College London; The Microscope and its Revelations, by Carpenter, 1862, third edition, full calf, presentation copy £200 - £300

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Scientific Instruments

368. A Small Astronomical Quadrant, Scottish, c.1790, engraved ‘P Hill EDIN’r’, instrument supported on a compass-type joint to underside of baseplate with bubble, second compass type joint supporting the body of the instrument with two adjusting screws, horizon sight, long bubble, inverted 2-3/4” ) radius openwork quadrant with 0° - 90°- 120° scale with one-arcminute vernier, and pinion with external rack, telescope with push/pull focus and non-erect image, on later turned stand, instrument height 22.5cm £800 - £1200

369. A Commissioned Replica of the Painswick Astrolabe, in brass, an exact copy of the instrument in the History of Science Museum Oxford, mater, rete for 21 stars, 3 plates, alidade, rule, pin and wedge. The outer ring of the rete for the tropic of Capricorn terminates with a dragon’s head and tail. Note: The astrolabe is known as the ‘Painswick Astrolabe’ after the location where is was excavated: Painswick House, Painswick, Gloucestershire. Believed to be one of only three replicas ever made, diameter 12.2cm £300 - £500

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371. A Barograph by James Lucking & Co, English, c.1930-40, 8 day movement, brass fittings, working order, in glazed mahogany framed case o/a length 36cm £100 - £150

370. A Mahogany Cased Barograph, English, c.1880, unsigned, with eight bellows stack, eight-day clockwork drum, bottle of ink, in carved gothic French polished mahogany case, with single drawer to base containing papers, 38cm wide £300 - £500

372. A Surveying Aneroid Barometer by Cary, in oxidised brass, graduated to 1/50th inch, with rotating outer scale of altitude 0-5000 feet graduated to 10 feet, signed ‘Surveying Aneroid Compensated 1412 CARY 7 Pall Mall London’, o/a diameter 12.5cm £60 - £80

373. A Negretti & Zambra Weather Watch, c.1920, weather watch pocket barometer with three concentric silvered dials, outer ring indicating pressure, ring for wind direction, centre with altitude correction and windows for fall rise and steady, rear of case with letter codes for forecasts, case circumference with altitude correction scale, in soft red leather pocket case gilt embossed ‘Negetti & Zambra Scientific Instrument Maker London’, diameter 6cm Notes: Very god overall condition, pressure tested and fully functional £400 - £600

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374. A Lennel Pantograph, French, dated 1778, signed ‘Lennel a la Sphere a Paris 1778’, with four ebony limbs with brass mounts, engraved with various non-linear scales, length 81cm

376. An Unusual Mechanical Roller Rule, English, c.1880, unsigned, constructed of german silver, protractor scale to top and sides, inches engraved to bottom edge, with internal drop down wheels for X or Y movement controlled by pressing the knobs on the top, in original French polished magogany case with recessed catches, instrument 23cm wide £200 - £300

Note: This form of pantograph was developed by Claude Langlois (fl. 1720-1756) c. 1743, the design was later published in Gallon’s collection of Machines et Inventions approuvés par l’Académioe Royale des Sciences, vii, 207-17. Louis Pierre Florimond Lennel (d.1784), who’s name is engraved on this example offered here, was the nephew of Canivet, and Ingénieur du Roy et de la Marine who was Langlois’ successor £400 - £600 377. An Expedition Plane Table Alidade by C L Berger, American, c.1920, in oxidised and bright lacquered brass, signed ‘C L Berger & Sons Boston U.S.A 2091’, with telescope, vertical arc with vernier, bubble level, trough compass, rule base graduated both sides, original carrying case, with fitted wooden interior clad in stitched leather £80 - £120

375. A Set of Drawing Instruments, English, c.1830-40, drawing instruments in brass, ivory protractor signed Thomas Jones, two rules and set square signed by Cary, length of mahogany case 36cm [CITES] £60 - £80

378. A Compass Clinometer by Casella, English, c.1890, in oxidised and bright lacquered brass, signed ‘L Casella makers to the Admiralty Ordnance London, with telescope, in fitted, silk lined Morocco case £60-£80 131

379. A Finely Engineered & Well Presented 3½” Gauge Model Of A BR Class 4-6-2 Locomotive & Tender, A Finely Engineered & Well Presented 3½” Gauge Model Of A BR Class 4-6-2 Locomotive & Tender - Britannia, with silver soldered superheated copper boiler with fittings including pressure gauge, twin boiler level glasses, steam brake, blowdown valves, chassis details include two cylinders with Walschart’s reversing gear, cab controlled draincocks, mechanical lubricators, steam operated breaks, working leaf springs. Tender details include working leaf springs, water cocks, hand-operated break gear, steps, hand-operated boiler feed pump, finished in BR green livery and lining, all mounted on show track Note: According to the vendor the engine was built in the 1970s and has only ever been run on compressed air. The engine was built with the intention of running but never was, instead it was lent to a museum as an exhibit where it stayed until now £3500 - £5500

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380. A Technical Pen & Watercolour Drawing of A Marine Mortar, German, c.1790, with cartouche in German reading ‘Der Block - Mit dem Beschlage - des -24 Udigen - Mortiers - und - deßen Richtung, showing assembly and base detail, paper 30.5 x 46cm £100 - £200

381. A Type 1 Curta Calculator, Liechtenstein, dated* September 1950, calculator stamped ‘”CURTA” SYSTEM CURT HERZSTARK’ with serial number 4758 to the base in a metal case stamped “CURTA” * from the curta calculator dating formula £400 - £600

382. An Arithmometer by Hugo Bunzel, TO BE SOLD ON BEHALF OF OXFAM, Austria, c.1910, stepped drum calculator, brass and steel mechanism in mahogany case £200 - £300

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383. A Ferranti Pegasus Computer Plug-In Package Unit, English, c. 1960, with an aluminium label for ‘FERRANTI 07-p-00730’, 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. 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 £800 - £1200

384. Early Computing - FELTON, The Pegasus Programing Manual, FELTON, The Pegasus Programing Manual, by Felton G. E., M. A., Published 1962 by ‘Ferranti Ltd. The London Computer Centre, 68 Newman Street, London W.1, grey cloth cover, original boards 319 pages £100 - £200

385. A BBC Engineering Division Test Card Monograph with 26 Test Card Photographs, A BBC Engineering Division Test Card Monograph with 26 Test Card Photographs, the booklet 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, 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 specialised test cards and their uses, with 26 photographs of test cards on paper reference cards all in a green folder £200 - £300

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386. A Pocket Compass Sundial, English, c.1880, signed ‘Elliot Bros, London’, folding latitude scale and hour ring with folding gnomon, contained within plush-lined Morocco case with label to inside of base, diameter 6.4cm

389. A Green Card Prismatic Compass, English, c.1885, in oxidised brass, signed Lawrence & Mayo London, glass diameter 7cm, with original leather case £50 - £80

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387. A Ship’s Compass by Decca Arcus, Danish, c.1930, fluid-filled magnetic compass with brass gimbals and brass mounts, mounted on teak board. Compass diameter outer degree circle 25cm, base 50cm across

390. A Directional Compass for a Lancaster Bomber, British, c.1944, fluid-filled magnetic compass black painted brass body, in later wooden case, compass in working order face diameter 17cm, case 25cm across £60 - £80

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388. A Compass Clinometer and a Mining Compass, prismatic compass clinometer signed J H Steward London, white card clinometer and green card compass, diameter 7cm; mining compass in adonised brass, signed Short & Mason, London No.2422, diameter 9.5cm, both in leather cases

391. A First World War Artillary Director, English, dated 1917, in oxidised brass with bright lacqued brass fittings, upright image telescope with lens hood, mounted on vertical scale 50-0-50 degrees, on horizontal graduated circle 180-0-180 degrees, trough compass, instrument marked ‘Director No 5 Mk1/E R Watts & Son/1917/ No 4536’, in original fitted mahogany case, instrument length 38cm

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392. A Presentation Telescope by John Henry Dallmeyer, English, dated 1863, four-draw achromatic refractor signed ‘J.H.Dallmeyer/London’ in brass with leather-bound barrel, 57mm objective, telescope 107cm extended, lens hood engraved ‘Presented to William Underhill Esq by the teachers of The Old Gravel Pit Sabbath School January 1863’ in mahogany case with tripod and additional lens £150 - £250

393. A Telescope by Jesse Ramsden, English, c.1785, hand-held terrestrial achromatic refractor, single draw signed ‘Ramsden London’, in brass with mahogany barrel, 44mmm objective, lens cap, in later fitted case, telescope 63cm closed, 96cm extended £120 - £180 136

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394. A Library Telescope by William Cary, English, c.1820, 2 1/2 inch (62mm) refractor in lacquered brass, rack and pinion focus, o/a length 104cm, in original fitted case, tripod with stabilising strut, terrestrial and celestial eyepieces £200 - £300

397. Two Victorian Telescopes, one .c1840 by William Cary, a three-draw achromatic refractor signed ‘Cary, London’ in brass with mahogany veneered barrel, 35mm objective, telescope 56cm extended; with a three-draw achromatic refractor with brass and mahogany barrel, unsigned, 41mm objective, telescope 74cm extended £60 - £80

395. A Pair of Double Telescopes, or binocular telescope, French c.1890, unsigned 45mm objectives, black enamel finish, leather bound, central wheel focussing, inter-ocular adjustment, sliding lens hoods, optics good, in leather case (repairs to case) o/a length extended with lens hoods 40cm £80 - £120

398. A Telescope by Thomas Millard, English, c.1850, a four-draw achromatic refractor signed ‘Thos Millard 335 Oxford Street London’ in nickel-silver with baleen-bound barrel, 38mm objective, telescope 74cm extended £60 - £80

396. A Telescope by Matthew Berge, English, c1810, three-draw achromatic refractor in brass with mahogany barrel, signed ‘Berge London Late Ramsden’ 38mm objective, telescope 52cm extended, 19cm closed, mounted on wooden display stand £50 - £80

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399. A Davon Telescope Microscope, English, c.1900, brass bound in pigskin, telescope achromatic refractor, 38mm objective, rack focussing screw marked F. Davidson & Co Patent 13251-12 London W, 40cm extended; eyepiece section screws off which then acts as a hand held microscope using the mutual 3 inch brass lens, stamped ‘3in.N.A.11/Davon/Rg Tr’, in leather shoulder case with broad arrow marking

402. A Marine Telescope by Dollond, English, c. 1840-1850, a single-draw achromatic refractor signed ‘Dollond London Day or Night’ in brass with mahogany barrel, objective stopped to 42mm , telescope 92cm extended, in fitted oak case with trade label ‘G.Dollond Instrument Maker Optical, Mathmatical and Philosophical To Her Majesty 59 St Pauls Churchyard London’ lid exterior is an inlaid brass plaque, inscribed ‘Arthur Onslow RN’.1833. Note; Arthur Onslow 1833-1882 entered the Navy as a 14 year old Midshipman in 1847, and served in the Crimean War of 1854. He was appointed a Commander at the age of 30 in 1863, retired from the Navy with the rank of Post Captain at the age of 38 in 1871. He subsequently became a politician, and represented Camden, in NSW, Australia £100 - £150

£80 - £120

400. A Marine Telescope by David Heron, Scottish, c. 1820-1840, a single-draw achromatic refractor signed ‘David Heron Greenock’ in brass with mahogany barrel, 45mm objective, telescope 107cm extended

403. A Marine Telescope by Dolland, c. 1840-1850, a single-draw achromatic refractor signed ‘Dolland London Day or Night’ in brass with mahogany barrel, objective stopped to 38mm, telescope 87cm extended, with associated tripod and mahogany case

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401. A Pair of British Naval CF41 Standard Binoculars by Barr & Stroud, Scottish, c.1943-1950, 7×50, independent eye focus, 4 way filters (clear, bright, fog, celestial), all in working order, red painted brass venting valves to each shoulder, main body has standard black stippled finish, clearly marked with yellow painted Admiralty Broad Arrows. There are individual leather eye caps, with leather neck sling, complete with an original leather carrying case £80 - £120 138

404. A Small Ship’s Wheel, from a boat or yacht, in mahogany with brass fittings, eight turned spokes, diameter of wheel 40cm, from the tips of opposing hand grips, is 61cm £60 - £80

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405. A Ship’s Wheel, from a boat or yacht, in mahogany with brass and iron fittings, eight turned spokes, diameter of wheel 48cm, from the tips of opposing hand grips, is 70cm £60 -£80

406. A Cased 12in Wimshurst Machine, c.1919, unsigned but with a brass plaque for ‘CLARKS PATENT, No.30868 Dec 19 1919’, polished oak case with opening side, Wimshurst machine with contra-rotating 12in glass disks, adjustable spark gap to top £800 - £1200

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407. Society of Arts Silver Medal, Presented to Antoine Francois Jean Claudett, 1850, Society of Arts Silver Medal, by William Wyon at the Royal Mint, London, dated 1850, medal with Busts facing left of Scientia superposing Mercury border is a band of alternating thistle, rose, and shamrock, engraved to the rear ‘ANTOINE FRANCOIS JEAN CLAUDETT, 1850, For his Machines for Cutting Glass’ Antoine François Jean Claudet (August 18, 1797 – December 27, 1867), was a French photographer and artist who lived and worked in London, he produced some of the best daguerreotypes of the Victorian era, it has been estimated that he made around 1,800 images every year with subjects including Royalty, Michael Faraday, Charles Babbage plus many other famous Victorians. Antoine Claudet was born in Leyon, France in August 1797 at the end of the French Revolution. He moved to Paris when he was 21 and worked for his uncle at a bank. While in Paris he met and married a French woman whose family had moved to England. In 1825 Claudet was given the job of co-director by his wife’s nephew, George Bontemps of M. Ponces Grimbolt’s glass works just outside of Paris. Then in 1823 he moved to 89 High Holborn, London to import glass shades and sheets manufactured back in France. It was through this introduction to the glass industry that allowed Claudet to demonstrate his creative skills in inventing. In 1833 he invented a machine for cutting cylindrical glass. It was for this invention he was finally awarded, in 1853, this Society of Arts Silver medal by Price Albert and elected a fellow of the Royal Society. In 1839, having heard about Louis Daguerre’s photographic discovery, Claudet travelled to Paris and took lessons on the process from Daguerre himself. Claudette learnt the whole process and bought a licence for the then impressive sum of £200.00, Claudet was the first person in England to be able to perform the Daguerre process. In 1877, a year after Claudet’s death his entire studio was destroyed by fire with the loss of 20,000 negatives, daguerreotypes and prints. Interestingly this medal shows heat damage with some bleeding of the silver due to exposure to high temperature. It is safe to assume that this medal was kept at Claudet’s studio and was caught in the fire. The medal is, perhaps, the only surviving personal effect of Antoine Francois Jean Claudet known to exist £800 - £1200

408. A Historically Important Membership Medal Belonging to Thomas Telford, silver membership medal embossed to one side ‘ROYAL SOCIETY EDINBURGH INSTITUTED 1783’ and engraved on the other side ‘THOs TELFORD 1803’ , Telford was elected a member of the Royal Society of Edinburgh on the 31st January 1803 Thomas Telford FRS, FRSE (9 August 1757 – 2 September 1834) was a Scottish civil engineer, architect and stonemason, and road, bridge and canal builder. After establishing himself as an engineer of road and canal projects in Shropshire, he designed numerous infrastructure projects in his native Scotland, as well as harbours and tunnels. Such was his reputation as a prolific designer of highways and related bridges, he was dubbed The Colossus of Roads (a pun on the Colossus of Rhodes), and, reflecting his command of all types of civil engineering in the early 19th century, he was elected as the first President of the Institution of Civil Engineers, a post he held for 14 years until his death £800 - £1200

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409. John Benjamin Dancer Letter, Dancer, John Benjamin (8 October 1812 – 24 November 1887), English optician, photographer, scientific instrument maker and inventor, known for his invention of microphotography and as a pioneer of stereo photography inventing the worlds forst Stereo camera in 1856 (GB patent 2064/1856), letter dated September 15th 1887 (two months before his death) to Dr Joule, the letter reads ‘Dear Dr Joule, Many thanks for your sons kind letter, now to hand containing your sanction for the use of your name. Sir H. E. Roscoe has also given me permission to use his name, I have received no reply, as yet from Sir Lyon Playfair, probably he may be from home. I was very much pleased to hear that Sir H. E. Roscoe named you in his address, in the terms supported in the papers, it was only a fitting tribute to you but not as much in detail as you had a right to expect. I was very sorry indeed to learn from your sons letter that you had been as very unwell, I now sincerely trust that you will soon be restored to health and enjoy many years of happiness in your family circle. I have no improvement to report, having sleepless nights with pain, and being unable to take sufficient nourishment to keep up my strength, owing to the nature of my complaint. With best wishes to yourself and family, Yours sincerely, J. B. Dancer’ £800-£1200

410. James Neysmith Letter, James Hall Nasmyth (19 August 1808 – 7 May 1890 was a Scottish engineer, philosopher, artist and inventor most famous for his development of the steam hammer, letter dated may 14th 1879, one year before his death, the letter mentions a postcard concerning a book, the letter is signed James Nasmyth and has his fingerprint in ink below the signature £100 - £200

411. A Memorial Booklet to Faraday, Title: ‘Memorial to Faraday, Proceedings at a public meeting at the Royal Institution, London, on Monday June 21st, 1869, H.R.H. The Prince Of Wales, K.G. in the chair’, containing transcripts of all the speeches made by various scientists of the day, printed as a stand alone booklet, 11 pages Michael Faraday FRS (22 September 1791 – 25 August 1867) was an English scientist who contributed to the study of electromagnetism and electrochemistry, his main discoveries include the principles underlying electromagnetic induction, diamagnetism and electrolysis £100 - £200 141

412. A 19th Century Map of Europe Jigsaw, English, 19th century, by ‘HUMPHRIES 3 JEWSALEM PASSAGE CLERKENWELL, LONDON, wooden jigsaw (complete) with printed map in original wooden case with coloured image to lid (lid cracked) £80 -£120

413. Soierie [Silk], Diderot, Soierie [Encyclopedie], 129 engraved plates on the manufacture of reeled silk, with description of plates to the front and 135 plates of which 18 are double-page, with bookplate of Thomas W. Fox and label reading “This Book formed part of the library of the late Professor Thos. W. Fox, M.Sc.Tech. and was presented to the Textile Institute by Mrs. Fox and Alderman William Frost, J.P (of Macclesfield) Hon. Sec. to the Institute, June 1918”, later quarter cloth gilt, rubbed £100 - £200

414. A 16th Century Map of Vilnius, Lithuania, A 16th Century Map of Vilnius, Lithuania, Braun & Hogenberg, 1599, map title ‘VILNA LITVANIAE’ uncoloured, 53cm x 42cm Note: from first latin edition of Volume III, plate 59, of “Civitates orbis terrarum,” drawn 1576, possibly based on an image by the Flemish artist, Guillebert de Lannoy, who visited Vilna in 1414 £300 - £400

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Medical Instruments

415. A Fine Mid-Victorian Domestic Apothecary Chest, English, c.1840, double doors open to reveal secondary internal folding doors with space for 29 original bottles (one missing), drawer opens with fitted compartments for lift out tray with scales and weights, two small bottles, two glass jars with white metal lids, a measure and a glass mortar and pestle, 28cm tall £400 - £600

416. A Good Mid-Victorian Domestic Apothecary Chest, English, c.1840, double doors open to reveal space for 16 original bottles (three missing), top drawer opens with fitted compartments for scales and weights, second drawer with space for three small bottles, two glass jars with white metal lids space for a mortar and pestle (missing), at the rear is a pull out cover for a further two bottles with spaces for another two which are missing, 27cm tall £300 - £500

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417. A Pair of Amethyst Glass Apothecary Bottles, English, 19th Century, amethyst gass chemists bottles with stoppers, with gilt labels for `TR: BUCHU: AND ‘SYR: AURANT`, height 35cm

419. An Amethyst Apothecary Bottle of Bulbous Form, English, early 19th Century, apothecary carboy of bulbous form in deep amethyst glass, labelled in black on gilt ‘TR: MYRRH’, height 37 cm

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420. Three Bulbous Green Glass Apothecary Bottles, English, early 19th Century, apothecary carboys of bulbous form in dark green glass, labels in black on gilt, height 30 cm £200 -£300

418. An Amethyst Apothecary Bottle, English, 19th Century, amethyst gass chemists bottle, with blank gilt label, with stopper, height 35cm £200 - £300

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Arms

421. An Cased Garniture of a Pair of Percussion Holster Officers Pistols By Joseph Egg with a Double Barrelled Percussion Pocket Pistol, English, c. 1830-1840, including a pair of 16 bore officer’s holster pistols signed Joseph Egg 1 Piccadilly, London, brown Damascus barrels, round with flat top, strong actions to 1/2 and full cock, each nipple intact and original, onepiece walnut stocks, with a 100 bore turn-over barrel percussion pistol by Taylor, in period oak case, later fitted, with many accessories, photocopied trade label, holster pistols 33.5cm, case 62.5cm across £6000 - £8000 422. A Percussion Knife Pistol by James Rodgers, English, Sheffield c.1840, single percussion barrel with proof marks, horn scales, drop-down trigger, two blades, bullet mould, and tweezers, 25.5cm with main blade deployed £250 - £350

423. A Pair of Flintlock Boxlock Pocket Pistols by Samuel Brummitt, English, c.1810-1825, signed Brummitt Nottingham, 6cm turnoff barrels, proof stamps, ring necked cocks, hinged steels, sliding safety catche actions are sound to 1/2 and full cock, steel trigger guards, butt tangs, length 17cm £200 - £300

424. A Pair of Cannon-Barrelled Flintlock Pocket Pistols, by Haynes & Co, English, c. 1760, boxlock flintlock action, hinged steel, action to 1/2 and full cock is sound, sliding trigger guard safety at 1/2 cock, walnut stocks profusely inlaid with silver wire, stamped with London proofs to the lower aspect of the lock/barrel interface, o/a length 19.5cm. Note: Proofs indicate manufacture post 1740, it is almost certain that these pistols were made by Francis Haynes, c.1760, before his departure to go and work as an armourer in Minorca 1763 £250 - £50 145

425. An Obsolete Caliber Double-Barrelled Derringer Pistol by Remington, American, c.1890, 41 cal rim fire, 3rd model, action to 1/2 and full cock sound, nickel plate finish original, showing small areas of wear, inscribed to the rear grip backstrap ‘J.L.McCaskey’ in fitted, velvet-lines red Morocco case, case 16cm across £300 - £500

427. A Cased Pair of Flintlock Pocket Pistols by Beddows, English, c.1790, 4cm turnoff barrels (one seized), engraving to both sides of boxlocks stamped ‘Beddows’ to the LHS ‘Ridgewell’ to the RHS, ringnecked cocks both function soundly to 1/2 and full cock, which also actions the concealed triggers, hinged strike plates, functioning sliding safety catches, London proofs to lower aspect of the barrel housing, slab sided walnut grips each with initialled white metal escutcheon to the rear, in fitted wooden case with original brass powder flask, metal mould, ebonised rod with screw off end revealing a brass worm, several lead balls, cleaning tow, case 28.5cm across £300 - £400

426. A Cased 19th Century Obsolete Caliber .32 Cal.Rim Fire Revolver, American, c. 1875, with 7cm octagonal barrel, 5 chamber fluted cylinder, with sheathed trigger, original nickelplated finish, in o/a good condition, with a few minor areas of wear, action to 1/2 and full cock sound to all chambers, rifled bore now shows signs of wear, finely checkered grips, in original 19th century English pistol case, trade label of English retailer Stephen Grant to the lid interior, case 20cm across £200 - £300

428. A 7mm Pin Fire 6 Shot Revolver, English, c.1870, pinfire revolver, 5.2cm barrel, open frame, cylinder with Birmingham proofs, hinged loading gate and folding trigger, action is strong, and indexing accurate to all 6 chambers, overall retains a high % of original blue, nitre finish, with thinning to the cylinder and frame, grip of chequered walnut, simple push pull ejector rod to the RHS aspect of the frame, in fitted walnut case complete with steel clearing/ cleaning rod, ebonised handled turnscrew, pewter Dixons oiler £200 - £300

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429. An Obsolete Caliber Smith & Wesson Model1½ Revolver, American, c.1865-1868, first issue, 32 calibre rim fire, 5 shot, non fluted cylinder, standard 9cm octagonal barrel inscribed to the top rib ‘Smith & Wesson Springfield Mass. Pat.d. Apr 3. July 5.1859 & Nov 21 1865’ serial number 21864 of 26300 manufactured, nickel-plated finish with some wear and minor speckling, T original 2-piece square ended rosewood grips, action sound, hinged barrel swings upwards for loading, clearly rifled bore clean, with only very minor stain and very slight wear, in later case with retailers label £200 - £300

431. British Naval Officers Pattern 1827 Sword, English, c.1900, 80cm straight flat backed single fuller spear pointed blade, the last 23cm double edged, blade polished and frost etched, one side with crowned fouled anchor, some foliate designs, and a brass proof disc next to hilt, the other side royal coat of arms, scrolling foliage, makers name ‘J Gieve & Son, Naval Outfitters Portsmouth’ (traded from 44 Fore Street Devonport between 1900-1906), solid brass gothic-style hilt, with cartouche displaying a crowned fouled anchor, inner folding guard, engraved with the owners name ‘H.S. Bland RN’, lion-headed pommel, with extended mane, a white shagreen grip with brass wire, original blue and gold sword knot, original black leather scabbard has brass furniture fittings, and two attached ring hangers. Overall in excellent condition, with only very minor rust spots on the edge of the blade, sword complete with some historical documentation. Note: There is extensive research documentation regarding the history of the owner, who was a Sub Lieutenant on HMS Beagle, a twin screw sloop in May 1901. Sadly, he died in a drowning accident in September 1901. £250 - £350

430. An Antique Revolver Holster by Frazier, American, c.1890-1905, in hand-crafted leather, lower cross bar clearly stamped ‘R.T.Frazier Pueblo Colo’, designed to fit the 14cm barrel (5-1/2 inch) Colt SAA revolver, base flap and bars are in good condition, holster length 24cm, overall length 28.5cm £80 - £120 432. A Yataghan Sword Bayonet, British, c. 1860, 57cm blade, clear inspectors marks, original black leather scabbard with steel furniture, with Slade Wallace white finished frog. Note: This type of bayonet was used by sergeants who carried the Snider 2 band short rifle £80- £120 147

433. Armurier Diderot & D’Alembert, 1772, Paris, 1772, an interesting section of the famous “Encyclopedie” from Diderot & D’Alembert, with list of contents to each of the plates, plates numbered 1 – 10, a fine, wide margined copy, recent cloth binding, ExLibris plate for Peter Carrington Peirce with dedication £100 - £120

434. A Diver’s Knife, in scabbard £80 - £120

435. A Mid-Shipmans Dirk, British, by Henry Wilkinson, with owners name engraved ‘Welch’ £100 - £200 436. Three Powder Flasks, with decoration £70 - £100 - End of Sale -

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to proceed against the Buyer for an action for debt or damages for breach of contract; to rescind the sale of that Lot and/or any other Lots sold by Flint’s to the defaulting Buyer; to re-sell the Lot by Auction or private treaty. If a lower Hammer Price is achieved on the re-sale than that achieved on the original sale the defaulting Buyer shall be liable for the difference; to remove, store and insure the Lot at the expense of the defaulting Buyer; to retain that or any other Lot sold to the defaulting Buyer until that Buyer pays the total amount due; to reject or ignore bids from the defaulting Buyer at future Auctions or to impose conditions before any such bids shall be accepted.

*Buyers Premium of 22.5% + VAT, making a total of 27%

Absentee Written Bid Form Auction 10025

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*Excluding premium & VAT

Flints Auctions Ltd are requested, without legal obligation of any kind, to bid on the following lots up to the figure stated. I agree with your usual conditions of sale and the conditions below. I understand that in the case of a successful bid a premium of 22.5% plus VAT will be payable on the Hammer Price. I have read & understood the usual conditions of sale.

Signed ___________________________________ Dated __________________

Conditions The Auctioneers will endeavour to purchase lots for which they are asked to bid at the lowest possible price. If bids for the same item are received, bidding will start at one bid above the underbidders maximum bid. The Auctioneer’s are not responsible for wrong lot numbers entered on this form. Successful bidders will be notified. Payment must be received before dispatch, for which there will be an appropriate charge. Telephone bids: these are accepted at the auctioneer’s discretion. All such bids must be confirmed in writing and no responsibility is taken for incorrect transcription or failed connection. Bids must be received by the Auctioneer by 9.00 am on the morning of the sale. 151

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*Buyers Premium of 22.5% + VAT, making a total of 27%