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Lot 378
Around 35 Large Format Edwardian Glass Stereo Positives, Featuring Climbing, Cycling & Welsh Views. To include Swallow & Aber Falls, Betlws-y-Coed, Shropshire and surrounds etc, with some Lake District, Ambleside, Stock Gill etc, several with human interest. Each bound slide is approx half plate (actual size is 6 1/2" x 4 1/4"). The captioned stereo pairs being masked down to a variety of formats depending on composition. Probably by a gifted amateur photographer with a mix of exposures, mostly very good to excellent with several coloured tones ranging from pure black & white, through sepia to some marked "gold toned". All in fitted wooden box. (Cabinet L)
Lot 381
Uncommon Stereo Collodion Image on Glass, Statues of Osiris, Egyptian Court, Crystal Palace. Circa mid 1850s. Photographer unknown. Applied label 'Carpenter & Westley, Opticians, 24 Regent St, London' to rear. Original binding starting to breakdown along bottom and side edge, image clear. (condition 4). (Cabinet L)
Lot 382
Oval Framed Stereo Daguerreotype of a Palissy Ware Style Dish. Probably by Louis Jules Duboscq-Soleil (1817-1886). Some damage under glass to background and slight 'rainbow' type discolouration to extreme edge of one image. Slight lifting of binding to edge, probably re-mounted. (condition 5/6). Very difficult to photograph so the images shown may not do justice to the item - viewing in person is recommended. (Cabinet L)
Lot 383
A Pair of Stereo Daguerreotypes of John Bell Statues at the Crystal Palace. 'Andromeda'* with applied label 'Carpenter & Westley, Opticians, 24 Regent St, London' to rear. Also 'Dorothea', with an applied 'Negretti & Zambra' label to rear. Inscribed 'Dorothea, Crystal Palace' in a contemporary hand. (both condition 5). Very difficult to photograph so the images shown may not do justice to the item - viewing in person is recommended. *Interestingly, the text on the plinth in this image reads the correct way round, which is 'wrong' for a normal daguerreotype. This could possibly be explained by it being an uncommon copy but there are references to daguerreotype photographers shooting through a mirror or prism to correct the reversed image. Either way, a rare 'conversation piece'. (Cabinet L)
Lot 384
A Pair of Stereo Daguerreotypes of Statues. One showing a pair of 'Greek slave' style statues (one probably a copy of an H Powers statue). Applied label 'Carpenter & Westley, Opticians, 24 Regent St, London' to rear and the number 31 in red, top left corner. (condition 5). The other showing a sculpture of a nymph or goddess with an eagle. Probably remounted as shows some surface cleaning marks, but still views nicely. (condition 5/6). Very difficult to photograph so the images shown may not do justice to the item - viewing in person is recommended. (Cabinet L)
Lot 386
Stereo Daguerreotype of Una & The Lion Statue at the Crystal Palace. John Bell’s sculpture at the Crystal Palace was a very popular exhibit and there are several similar stereo images showing it in slightly differing positions. This version being the closer of them all, with less of the plinth showing than the others. By an unknown photographer. (vendor thinks possibly by T R Williams, while on-line resources suggest the possibility of either T R Williams or William England, with similar images by London Stereoscopic Company). Slight discolouration to right hand image, otherwise condition 5. With an applied 'Negretti & Zambra' label to rear. Very difficult to photograph so the images shown may not do justice to the item - viewing in person is recommended. (Cabinet L)
Lot 387
RARE 'Memento Mori' Style Stereo Daguerreotype. Photographer unknown. Image shows a monk seated alongside a table and surrounded with various religious (allegorical?) items, including a skull, bible, crucifix, rosary beads, etc suggesting one's life span is finite. Appears to have been remounted. Left hand image shows slight damage/discolouration at the bottom. Very difficult to photograph so the images shown may not do justice to the item - viewing in person is recommended. (Cabinet L)
Lot 390
RARE Kodak Cone Pocket No1 Camera, circa 1899. Only made in small numbers and with limited distribution and very rarely seen for sale. In excellent cosmetic condition for its age, shutter sticking/hesitant but still condition 5F. Comes with original case. (From the Bob White Collection). (Cabinet L)
Lot 392
Houghton Stereo Victo Triple Extension Field Camera. Unable to collapse due to slightly bent struts and seized locking knob. Slight wear to lower support to front standard. Thornton Pickard roller shutter working, but fragile blinds. Fitted with pair of Aldis Anastigmat #2 f6 lenses (one lens flange loose). (Cabinet L)
Lot 396
Rare Shew Tele-Xit Plate Camera. (condition 5F) with non-original Busch Rapid Aplant #2 lens (probably not original?). Designed to be used with one half of a convertible anstigmat lens or a telephoto lens. Side 'flaps' have sliding extensions to increase the lens-to-plate distance. (From the Bob White Collection). (Cabinet L)
Lot 44
Group of Three Early Asahi Pentax Cameras. Comprising Tower 26 #150288, copy of Asahi Pentax S sold in the USA by Sears (condition 4F). Pentax #147670 (mirror sticks and 2nd blind slow, hence condition 6G) and a Pentax S #156498 (condition 5F). Each with 42mm thread 55mm f2.2 Takumar lens, plus two ERCs. (Cabinet C)
Lot 45
Rare Penta Asahiflex, Specially Named for the South African Market. #230406 (slight wear to chrome in places, otherwise condition 5F). In 1959 Pentax were in dispute with Zeiss so their cameras for the South African market could not use the Pentax name. Their problems did not last long so only a few had the Penta name before the Pentax name could legally be used. Now very difficult to find. (Cabinet C)
Lot 49
Group of Four Pentax M42 Screw Mount Lenses, inc Ex-WD Example. Comprising Super Takumar 105mm f2.8; SMC 135mm f3.5; Super Takumar 150mm f4 and a pre-set Takumar 200mm f3.5. (all condition 5F) Most with caps and the correct case. The 150mm lens features a set of WD markings, rare for this type of lens. (Cabinet C)
Lot 52
A Very Good Selection of Rollei Professional, Cokin X-Pro, Lee & Other Filters. To include Rollei Pro filter system holder and rings, with several NiSi ND 'Big Stopper' type and other filters, Lee 150x150 SW, 150 .9ND & 6 ND filters, HiTech 150 ProStop 5IR, Cokin X-Pro Circular Polariser, 154 ND (3 of) 121 Grad, 121 MGrad, 121 FGrad, etc. All in good condition, some appear unused. PLEASE NOTE: This set was generously donated to the Disabled Photographers Society. Aston's Auctioneers will waive their seller commission fees on this item so the charity will receive the full hammer price. (Cabinet C)
Lot 54
Group of Three Folding Bakelite Roll Film Cameras. Comprising two uncommon Ebner cameras (both condition 4F). 6x9 and a 6x4.5 model (missing support foot), each with an elegant folding viewfinder and sighting post. Also a No2 Hawkeye (slight chip prevents camera from folding flat, otherwise condition 5F). (From the Bob White Collection). (Cabinet C)
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