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A Prisoner of War Home-Made Camera, circa 1943; this camera appears to be unique and is reputed to have been made by an Italian prisoner of war in a camp in Perthshire; its origins remain a mystery as it has so many refinements that it almost appears to be a ‘labour of love’ by a skilled craftsman; the lens and shutter are of quite high quality and have been removed from an unidentified old camera of about 1909 and may have been one made by ICA of Dresden; the camera uses 35mm film wound from one cassette into another and the sprocket over which it winds rotates the pointer on the dial at the top, two frames per complete rotation; it also operates a frame counter, which can be re-set and the lens of the tiny folding viewfinder comes from another camera. There are two unusual features, one being the socket for a small spirit level, suggesting that the camera was intended for document copying and the other being a non-standard accessory shoe. The camera’s interior is painted with home-made black paint and the final finishing touch is a holder from a filing cabinet on the back to hold a card
A Victorian burr walnut 3 piece bedroom suite comprising combination triple wardrobe with twin mirror door robes, and central section of double cupboard, open shelf and 5 drawers, on plinth, length 72", a dressing table with twin side pedestals each with 3 drawers, cupboard and 2 jewellery drawers, central full length mirror, on plinth, and matching bedside cabinet
Two Continental cabinet cups, one with saucer painted with figures, the other painted with a marine scene titled 'Hamburg von der Elbe' also a Sevres cream jug painted with figures within a gilded blue celeste ground, early 19th century, (4) Condition report: The Hamburg cup has a chip to the front edge. The other cup has an old restored handle. The Sevres jug lacks a handle. Gilt wear.
Local Interest - various Victorian documents relating to the Dafts and Jessops of Nottingham, including wills, marriage settlements, death and birth certificates, letters; cabinet cards, carte-de-visites; silver photograph frame; quantity The Dafts married into the Jessops dynasty of Nottingham
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