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A Victorian mahogany and tinplate photographic horizontal enlarger, by Thornton Pickard, 'Ruby Enlarger', patent no 18478.08, having 8ins condenser for half-plate slides, fitted microscope slide projection lens with rack and pinion focusing; and microscope attachment, various plates and sundry lenses, L 75 cm (approx)
A modern students' microscope, 'Myacope', no 222816, having rack and pinion focusing and triple nose piece, mounted with jug-type handle on a U-shaped base; and a modern Russian microscope, no 6312224, with quadruple nose piece and rotating stage, on U-shaped foot (lacking eyepiece lens), H 33cm and 25cm
A Pentax Sportmatic 35mm camera, with Asahi Opt. Co. Super Takumar 1:1.8/55mm lens; Sun zoom YS-85 F:4.5 85-210mm lens; a Asahi Super-multi-coated Takumar 1:3.5/35mm lens; a Rollei E17 flash; a Takumar auto teleplus x2 converter, cased; and three coloured filters, all contained within a leatherette covered case and a canvas bag (qty)
Muybridge (Eadweard). Animal Locomotion: An Electro-Photographic Investigation of Consecutive Phases of Animal Movements, 1872-1885, Author's Edition, Philadelphia, 1887, title leaf and twenty-one collotype plates printed by the Photogravure Company, each image approx. 32 x 22 cm without letterpress, spotting and some marginal finger-soiling throughout, orig. cloth with leather title label to upper cover, scuffed and marked, some fraying at extremities, 48 x 60 cm. Between 1884 and 1886 Muybridge and his team produced 20,000 negatives of various animals and humans in motion, which were then arranged on 781 plates and printed in 1887 as Animal Locomotion. This scarce copy of the Author's Edition contains selected plates 565, 616, 626, 647, 659, 710, 721, 739, 755, 3, 152, 174, 187, 214, 465, 471, 279, 289, 347, 133, 408. One other copy of this same edition traced at the University of California Berkeley contains the same first sixteen plates plus plates 57, 49, 209, 748, 469. See Frizot, 244ff. & Grolier, Truthful Lens 123. (1)
Paris Commune 1871. Les Ruines de Paris et de ses Environs 1870-1871, Cent Photographies par A. Liebert, Texte par Alfred D'Aunay, 2 vols., pub. A[lphonse] Liebert, Paris, 1872, each volume with printed title, table of contents, 11/12pp essay and fifty albumen photographs, image sizes approx. 10 x 13.5 cm, each individually mounted with photographer's name and printed caption beneath, all correct as listed with tissue-guards present, slight paper damage to upper margin of contents leaf of volume 1 and rear endpapers of both volumes, a.e.g., orig. diced calf with gilt-lettered spines, some wear to corners and spine ends, spine of vol. 2 slightly torn and repaired without loss, oblong folio (approx. 22.5 x 32 cm). Truthful Lens 105 - first issue of 1871: 'Many photographers recorded the devastation of Paris and surroundings following the Franco-Prussian War and the uprising of the Commune. This, however, is the only collection published with descriptive text and letterpress captions... Among the subjects are views of the gutted City Hall, of the Tuileries, Saint Cloud, the overturned Colonne Vendome, etc.'. (2)
A Kodak Retinette camera with Schneider Kreuznach Reomar 1:35 / 45mm lens; a Kodak Junior II camera with 105 mm Anaston f/6.3 lens and 'Dakon' II shutter; a 1951 Festival of Britain tea caddy tin; two glass inkwells; a small collection of cigarette and trade cards by Player, Walls, Kelloggs etc; an R.A.F. sweetheart brooch; an R.A.F. cap badge; a Festival of Britain lapel badge, etc, (box).
A Hohner "Chromonica" Chromatic Harmonica, boxed; a Hohner "Echo" Super Vamper Harmonica, boxed; a pair of opera glasses, the lens surrounds marked 'Le Jockey Club, Paris', with leather covered crocodile skin effect barrels, cased; a No.1A Pocket Kodak camera and tripod; a pair of wooden shoes trees; siz shot glasses; a large box plane by W. Greenslade of Bristol; and a small quantity of Matchbox 1-75 series Superfast vehicles and boxes, (box).
A General Mills 1977 issue Boba Fett large size action figure, complete with utility belt, removable cape, laser pistol, Wookie scalps, back pack with grappling hook and attached rope, see-thru viewport lens and 'clicking' pretend range finder on helmet, instruction leaflets, figure is Near Mint within Good box creased, torn and slight graffiti.
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