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Click here to subscribeA Soviet Fed-2 35mm camera and maker's F2.8 55mm lens, in leather Eveready case and miscellaneous other cameras and accessories, including a Rolleiflash flash gun, a brass 1¼" refracting telescope, the lens cap embossed The Boy's Friend Giant Telescope Patented Made at our Factory near Paris, another, smaller brass telescope, a set of precision weights in fitted walnut box, etc
TWO BOXES OF POSTCARDS, CAMERAS, TREEN AND SUNDRY ITEMS, to include a cased Canon EOS 500 35mm camera, fitted with a Sigma f3.8-5.6 28-200mm lens, a cased Agfa Silette camera fitted with an f2.8 45mm lens, a Canon Power Shot A710IS digital camera, a Sony CD Walkman, a Japanned tea caddy with mother of pearl inlay, two wooden boxes with Tunbridge ware banding, a pre WW2 German Anfoe electrical generator, over one hundred and fifty postcards including some early twentieth century examples, sentimental, humorous, topographical, tourist cards, six reproduction Guinness postcards, etc, first day covers, a walking cane, etc (2 boxes) (sd)
Pair of German Kriegsmarine Third Reich binoculars Pair of German WWII Kriegsmarine Third Reich 8x60H binoculars by Carl Zeiss Jena, an early pair with the makers name to the left side, below the mark 'T' for coated, also marked H for Helligheit (increased brightness). The left side marked with an eagle over swastika and 'M' for Marine, with issue number N 896. The left drum has a screw capped cover for red light to allow for torpedo work at night.These binoculars came into the possession of the vendor's Uncle, Jack White who served as an engineer throughoput WWII in Merchant Navy. Whilst in Rouen, France he swapped cigarettes for the binoculars.25.5cm longThe binoculars show a fairly clear and sharp image when sighting through them. Both lenses will adjust and focus on different ranges. The view through the binoculars has slightly yellow tint to it. When viewing the objective lenses, the right hand lens (if you were using the binoculars the correct way round) has a mistiness that can be seen on the inside. There is a prominent 3mm scratch around 10mm from the edge at 3 o'clock as well as a very minor one close by of similar size. The left hand objective is much clearer there are no obvious signs of scratches or damage. The right-hand barrel has a verticle line with short cross hair that can be seen when sighting through the binoculars.The exteriors of the binoculars show no signs of major damage but there is significant wear to the enamel finish as well as the protective textured covering. There is no serial number on the washer on the bar between the two objective lenses.
A Canon EOS 5D Mark II Camera outfit to include: camera body, Canon lens EF 16-35mm L USM, Canon 24-105mm Macro 0.45m/1.5ft EF Lens, Canon 100mm EF lensAll well looked after. Lens clean, no scratches. Miner surface wire to rubber. Camera body mirror good, all untested. Batteries flat in camera, no boxes
A Canon EOS 5D Camera outfit to include: camera body, Canon 28-80mm lens, Canon Macro lens EF 100mm f/2.8 USM. A Canon lens EF 70-210mm lens, a Canon 55-200mm lens, a Sigma 17-35 aspherical lens; together with a Canon EOS-1N cameraAll untested, mirror good on 5D, glass good on lenses. Minor surface discoloration to rubber
A Canon T.90 camera outfit to include: a Canon 200m lens FD 28-85 f/4. A Canon Macro lens FD 100mm f/4. A Canon lens FD 20mm f/2.8. A Canon lens FD 50mm f/1.2 and a Canon Speedlite 199A flash. All in a fitted cygnet caseCondition - no obvious signs of damage. Minor signs of moisture at edge in 50mm lens. Others look okay
A selection of vintage film cameras to include a Reflex-Korelle SLR camera with Carl Zeiss Jena 1:35 lens, a Del Monta Pluscanar Anastigmat camera in brown leather case with leaflet guides, an Olympus OM10 camera with accessories in camera case, Fujica 35 Auto M camera with instruction leaflets, and others Location:
WW2 German Armed Forces Gas Mask, being a model-38 type mask in black rubber with cloth head straps. Tropical painted eye lens surrounds and the filter connection section is stamped ‘gbv 44’ with tropical paint finish. Grey filter being marked ‘FE42’. Housed in a grey painted gas mask tin with the spare lenses still in the compartment to the inside top of the lid.
A magnifying glass,mid-19th century, an Aesthetic Movement library magnifying glass, the lens set within a stepped rim with a brass suspension hoop, with a turned baluster-shaped handle, 41cm longCondition ReportWith a split to the rim, damages and restoration also some general scuffs and knocks to the frame. 19.5cm diameter, lens 14cm diam
A wooden dummy model of a 1955 Nikon 'S2 Rangefinder' camera,late 20th century, decorated throughout in black with silvered dials, with a Plexiglas viewer and hand-painted detailing, serial numbers and branding, the removable wooden lens with a Plexiglas window is marked 'NIKON KOGAKU JAPAN no. 408778 NIKKOR-S 1:1.4 f=5 cm', the body marked 'No. 6120155' and period 'NIKON Nippon Kogaku Tokyo' logos,140cm wide74cm deep82cm highEarly camera retailers would have been familiar with the concept of using dummy camera models in their retail establishments - much as with high-end electronic goods on display in stores today - these display versions would have been made to scale, using actual camera casings, but with no internal mechanisms. They would have demonstrated the new designs well to prospective buyers, but as these cameras were expensive items to purchase, the dummies would have meant that retailers would not have had to take their displays down each night for security. Made with almost obsessional attention to detail, these replica cameras are made in wood with textured Rexine coverings, hand-painted dials, branding, trim, and even transparent ‘lenses’, and have all the features of the originals, and in some instances, employ actual camera film roll casings and lids, to create the dials and details.Condition ReportHi Martin, Many thanks for your interest in the camera, I have contacted our in house shipping team who will be in contact with you ASAP. all the best with your bids!
A sorcerer's mirror,19th century, the circular mirror pane overlaid with cobalt blue glass, acid etched to reveal nine convex mirror lenses, set within a gilt gesso frame, 20cm diameterCondition ReportThe frame with some knocks and chips. Some of the lens surrounds with minor fritting. Some minor scratches and marks. The lenses with some spotting.
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