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Click here to subscribeA Wray Wrayflex II Camera, chrome, serial no. 4211, with Wray Unilite f/2 50mm lens, serial no. 249128Import Duty These items have been brought in to sell from outside the E.C. If they are sold within the E.C. import duty, charged at 5% of the hammer total*, is due on top of all other charges. However, if the item is sold outside the E.C. then this charge is not applicable. * This charge will be shown separately on the invoice as ‘Import Duty’
A Zeiss Ikon Kolibri Camera, with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar f/3.5 50mm lens, lacking support leg, in maker's caseImport Duty These items have been brought in to sell from outside the E.C. If they are sold within the E.C. import duty, charged at 5% of the hammer total*, is due on top of all other charges. However, if the item is sold outside the E.C. then this charge is not applicable. * This charge will be shown separately on the invoice as ‘Import Duty’
A Voigtlander Virtus Camera, with Voigtlander Skopar f/3.5 75mm lens, lacking support footImport Duty These items have been brought in to sell from outside the E.C. If they are sold within the E.C. import duty, charged at 5% of the hammer total*, is due on top of all other charges. However, if the item is sold outside the E.C. then this charge is not applicable. * This charge will be shown separately on the invoice as ‘Import Duty’
A Rollei 35 Camera, with Carl Zeiss Tessar f/3.5 40mm lens, with maker's cap and caseImport Duty These items have been brought in to sell from outside the E.C. If they are sold within the E.C. import duty, charged at 5% of the hammer total*, is due on top of all other charges. However, if the item is sold outside the E.C. then this charge is not applicable. * This charge will be shown separately on the invoice as ‘Import Duty’
A Corfield Periflex Gold Start Camera, with Corfield Lumax f/1.9 50mm lens, in maker's caseImport Duty These items have been brought in to sell from outside the E.C. If they are sold within the E.C. import duty, charged at 5% of the hammer total*, is due on top of all other charges. However, if the item is sold outside the E.C. then this charge is not applicable. * This charge will be shown separately on the invoice as ‘Import Duty’
A Voigtlander-Zoomar f/2.8 36-82mm Lens, serial no. 4897515, in maker's caseImport Duty These items have been brought in to sell from outside the E.C. If they are sold within the E.C. import duty, charged at 5% of the hammer total*, is due on top of all other charges. However, if the item is sold outside the E.C. then this charge is not applicable. * This charge will be shown separately on the invoice as ‘Import Duty’
A Thornton Pickard Victory Reflex Camera, with Cooke Anastigmat f/4.5 5¾" lens, lacking shutter leverImport Duty These items have been brought in to sell from outside the E.C. If they are sold within the E.C. import duty, charged at 5% of the hammer total*, is due on top of all other charges. However, if the item is sold outside the E.C. then this charge is not applicable. * This charge will be shown separately on the invoice as ‘Import Duty’
A Carl Zeiss Sonnar f/3.5 135mm Lens, serial no. 1840896, for Hasselblad 1000F / 1600F, complete with lens capsImport Duty These items have been brought in to sell from outside the E.C. If they are sold within the E.C. import duty, charged at 5% of the hammer total*, is due on top of all other charges. However, if the item is sold outside the E.C. then this charge is not applicable. * This charge will be shown separately on the invoice as ‘Import Duty’
An ICA Bebe Klapp-Camera, with Carl Zeiss Jena Triotar f/3.5 75mm lens, complete with empty magazine backImport Duty These items have been brought in to sell from outside the E.C. If they are sold within the E.C. import duty, charged at 5% of the hammer total*, is due on top of all other charges. However, if the item is sold outside the E.C. then this charge is not applicable. * This charge will be shown separately on the invoice as ‘Import Duty’
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 capImport Duty These items have been brought in to sell from outside the E.C. If they are sold within the E.C. import duty, charged at 5% of the hammer total*, is due on top of all other charges. However, if the item is sold outside the E.C. then this charge is not applicable. * This charge will be shown separately on the invoice as ‘Import Duty’
A Leitz 'Fat' Elmar f/4 90mm Lens, black / nickel, serial no. 122905, with maker's lens capImport Duty These items have been brought in to sell from outside the E.C. If they are sold within the E.C. import duty, charged at 5% of the hammer total*, is due on top of all other charges. However, if the item is sold outside the E.C. then this charge is not applicable. * This charge will be shown separately on the invoice as ‘Import Duty’
A Voigtlander 310/49 Lens Hood, together with filter (2)Import Duty These items have been brought in to sell from outside the E.C. If they are sold within the E.C. import duty, charged at 5% of the hammer total*, is due on top of all other charges. However, if the item is sold outside the E.C. then this charge is not applicable. * This charge will be shown separately on the invoice as ‘Import Duty’
An E & T Underwood Quarter Plate Mahogany Tailboard Camera, with unmarked brass lens Import Duty These items have been brought in to sell from outside the E.C. If they are sold within the E.C. import duty, charged at 5% of the hammer total*, is due on top of all other charges. However, if the item is sold outside the E.C. then this charge is not applicable. * This charge will be shown separately on the invoice as ‘Import Duty’
An Unmarked Quarter Plate Mahogany Field Camera, with R & J Beck Series IV f/6.3 4.75" aluminium lens, with three DDS in maker's caseImport Duty These items have been brought in to sell from outside the E.C. If they are sold within the E.C. import duty, charged at 5% of the hammer total*, is due on top of all other charges. However, if the item is sold outside the E.C. then this charge is not applicable. * This charge will be shown separately on the invoice as ‘Import Duty’
A Wollensak Velostigmar Series II f/4.5 9½" Soft Focus Lens, serial no. 79644, in shutterImport Duty These items have been brought in to sell from outside the E.C. If they are sold within the E.C. import duty, charged at 5% of the hammer total*, is due on top of all other charges. However, if the item is sold outside the E.C. then this charge is not applicable. * This charge will be shown separately on the invoice as ‘Import Duty’
A Heinz Kilfitt Fern-Kilar f/5.6 400mm Lens, together with a Tele-Kilar f/5.6 300mm lens and reflex housing with Leica M adapter (a lot)Import Duty These items have been brought in to sell from outside the E.C. If they are sold within the E.C. import duty, charged at 5% of the hammer total*, is due on top of all other charges. However, if the item is sold outside the E.C. then this charge is not applicable. * This charge will be shown separately on the invoice as ‘Import Duty’
WW2 British Army Tabby Infra-Red Night Vision Binoculars, good set retaining much of the original blackened finish. Lens plate is stamped “ZA 23001 DD 35”. Complete with the webbing head strap and cables. Originally designed to be issued to the British Special Forces but due to the weight they were not suitable for combat, so most were then issued to armoured crews.
90s - 2000s / PUNK / GARAGE / PSYCH / ALTERNATIVE - 7". Killer collection of about 95 x 7", including some duplicates/variants. Artists/titles include Family - Scene Through the Eye of a Lens (PUC 767, sealed), The Estrus Lunch Bucket (ESBX1), Something Else From The Move (ECLECEP 1002, sealed), The Pretty Things - Honey I need (Crustacean 29, bearing signatures), Legay (CPW E7-101), Eli Paperboy Reed, Little Barrie, Calico Wall, Sites N' Sounds, The Twilighters, Business, Wild Billy Childish & CTMF, Austin Johnson, Pinups, The Fire Department, Zombies (x3, bearing band signatures), The Sha La La's, The Maharajas, The Higher State, Ten Steps Back, Graham Day and the Gamblers, The Belltowers, The Dahlmanns, The Lovely Eggs, Matt Piucci, Rudi, Real Kids, The Shapes. Condition is generally Ex+/as new.
A collection of Canon and Nikon film cameras and lenses, comprising of Canon - Macro lend FD 200mm 1:4 lens; 28mm 2:8 lens; FD35-105mm 1:3.5-4.5 lens; EF 50mm 1: 1.8 lens; 200m 70-210mm 1:4 lens; Canon A-1 camera with FD 135 F.3.5 lens; Canon A-1 camera with 200m FD 100-300mm 1:5.6 lens; Canon EOS 620 camera with 200m EF 35-105mm 1:3.5-4.5 lens; Canon EOS 650 camera with 200m EF 100-300mm 1:5.6 lens; Canon macro ring lite ML-2; Canon Speedlite 577G; Nikon - F-401 camera with AF Nikkor 70-210mm 1:4 lens; F-501 camera and a Clubman zoom slide duplicator. (no pieces tested)
A silver propelling pencil, by Kingswood Pencil Eversharp Ltd, London, 1948, together with two white metal pencils, George III quizzing glass with unusual diminishing lens and a set of six silver on copper livery buttons by Firmin & Sons Ltd, London, the crest of a collared & chained hound's head with bird flying from mouth.
A fine 18ct yellow gold and diamond solitaire ring, the 2.27ct old brilliant cut diamond of fine clarity, I/VVS1, over tapered shoulders, size N.* Condition: This ring is in very good condition overall. The stone itself is in fine condition and exceptionally clean. It is nice and lively. There is just one minute flaw at the girdle - it's appears to be a miniscule frit to the edge of the girdle. It is absolutely minute and certainly cannot be seen with the naked eye - only through a 10x lens or felt very carefully with the tip of a fingernail. The setting and shank are in very good condition, with just minor scratching from wear. There are no sizing marks and it is hallmarked '18CT'.
A 6.5ct cushion cut loose tanzanite stone, with deep violet blue colour and accompanied by an International Gemological Institute certificate.* Condition: Sealed inside the capsule. There are a number of miniscule frits (approx. 10) visible to the facet edges to the table and girdle, when viewed through a 10x lens.
A 17.21ct loose tanzanite stone, the stone itself a cushion cut, in a vibrant and deep blue with excellent depth of colour. Accompanied by full International Gemological Institute certificate.* Condition: 15 x 12.5 x 10mm. There are no inclusions visible at all with a lens. There are two minute frits to the edge of the table. Lovely stone.
A 3.42ct cushion mixed cut tanzanite, accompanied by a certificate from the Canadian Gemological & Jewellery Laboratories.* Condition: 10.25 x 8 x 4mm. The stone has been cut slightly deeper at one end than the other – see photos. There are no inclusions visible with a 10x lens. There are two minute frits to the centre cut to the underside.
An 18ct yellow gold and diamond four stone ring, made by N. St. J. Paint & Son, Guernsey, the four brilliant cut diamonds totalling approx. 1.5ct, of very good clarity and colour, ring size M½.* Condition: This ring is in very good condition overall. The stones are in VG condition, with no chips or scratches - they're nice and white (G-H) and are VS1 - clean with just a few tiny inclusions and one with a tiny carbon spot, which are only visible through a 10x lens and are all towards the edges of the stones. Nice and lively overall. The setting and shank are in good condition with just minor wear as would be expected and a few small but deeper scratches/nicks to the gold at the outside bottom of the shank. Claws are all secure. Clear hallmarks.
A MAHOGANY MAGNIFYING GLASS with turned handle, 13cm diameter together with a white metal and mother of pearl folding magnifying glass, hallmarked silver caddy spoon with possibly later handle, a Russian enamel decorated spoon and a small silver box Condition: the magnifying glass with small minor chip to the rim and minor mark to the lens right at the edge, further minor marks, dents and scratches due to age and use; the folding magnifying glass with chip to the mother of pearl case on both sides, the white metal mounts in reasonable condition; the caddy spoon with possibly later handle and in reasonable condition; the Russian spoon with worn marks to the side and traces of silver polish, generally good condition; the small box with minor dents and somewhat worn marks
PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT, to include Praktika B100 camera with 50mm f2.4 lens, Pentacon 70-210 lens, Pentacon 80-200 lens, Ensinor 75-300 lens (PK?), Olympus T20 flashgun, Aldis slide viewer, Kodak 2-C folding Autographic camera, folding Ensign 2 1/4 B camera, twelve film strips showing scenes of Africa, India, Egypt, etc, vintage volt meter
A Leica film camera, carrying case, and accessories. ++ Leica IIIc Serial no. 438679. 1945-1951. Screw mount Summitar 5cm lens. Lens cap included. 3" x 5 1/2" x 2 1/4". ++ Leather Omnica carrying case with detachable strap. 7" x 9 3/4" x 6".++ Accesories include: Hektor 135mm lens, Summaron 35mm lens, measuring tape, 5 colored lens filters, instruction booklets, detachable leather carrying strap, 3 lens attachments, shutter release cable, Summitar lens shade, leather snap camera case, and viewfinder.Condition: Some scratches to top of camera.
Rolleicord DRP DRGM medium format twin lens camera No. 833483 Carl Zeiss Jena Triotar 75mm F/3.5 Lens Original Case This camera is in a used condition and sold as REPAIRS The camera is very temperamental and often will not fire Shutter speeds are often inaccurate Lenses & viewfinder would require a strip clean Please see photographs
Rolleiflex DRP DRGM Medium Format twin lens camera Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 75mm F/3.5 Lens Franke and Heidecke Compur-Rapid Shutter This camera is mechanically working (No warranty given) and in a used condition Winds and fires as should, shutter speeds are accurate Aperture blades are accurate and quick to respond Lens will require a strip clean, Please see photographs
A collection of pocket sighting compasses, inclinometers and other related instrumentsVarious makers, late 19th century and laterComprising a French compass with silvered two-piece dial divided for every degree to circumference set within a folding square mahogany case, 8.5cm (3,375ins) wide; an unsigned oxidised brass surveyor's compass with floating silvered scale divided into half degree increments to outer track beneath hinged prism magnifier and pivoted filters opposing crosshair sight backed by a hinged mirror, with circular snap-on cover, 7.5cm (3ins) diameter; five various military issue sighting compasses, 6cm (2.375cm) wide and smaller including one in a leather pouch-type case; a circular oxidised brass perpendicular sight stamped STANLEY, LONDON 5.1cm (2ins) diameter, in red leather case similarly signed to interior, and a circular oxidised brass WATKIN MIRROR CLINOMETER by J. HICKS,MAKER, 8 HATTON GARDEN, LONDON further inscribed REG 14 MAR 1881, 7cm (2.75ins) diameter, in leather case, together with five assorted pocket compasses and a brass folding map magnification lens stamped CASARTELLI, MANCHESTER, (15).
A late Victorian lacquered and patinated brass compound monocular microscopeUnsigned, Late 19th centuryThe tube with rack and pinion coarse and fine top-screw focus adjustment and double objective nosepiece, above circular stage incorporating revolving disc oculus selection and with pivoted plano-concave mirror beneath, the columnar limb pivoted via axis support onto a shaped cast base, in original mahogany box with two objective lens canisters, an additional eyepiece, condenser lens on stand and a specimen plate, the box 31cm (12.25ins) high; with a brass microscope spirit lamp, Late 19th century with glass chimney enclosed by brass sphere fitted with condenser lens over bell-shaped foot, and a cased set of microscopy seed samples, the wooden box containing one hundred boxwood canisters of seed samples, the inside of the lid with table of contents and the exterior with label inscribed Carter's CABINET OF CURIOUS SEEDS, FOR THE MICROSCOPE..., ROYAL SEEDSMAN BY WARRANT TO H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES, 237 & 238 HIGH HOLBORN, LONDON, W.O., the box 16cm (6.25ins) wide.
An Austrian lacquered brass compound monocular microscope C. Reichert, Vienna, circa 1900The telescopic tube with pivoted fine top-screw adjustment over rectangular stage incorporating revolving disc oculus selection and with plano-concave mirror beneath, with columnar limb fitted directly onto a U-shaped platform foot engraved C. REICHERT, WIEN, VIII Bennogasse 26, in original mahogany box with a spare eyepiece, three aftermarket objective canisters and a specimen box, the box 25cm (10ins) wide; with a German black japanned dissecting microscope, early 20th century, with loop to take single lens fitted to a swivel arm signed E. Leitz, Wetzlar over telescopic rack and pinion focus adjustment to the cylindrical upright also supporting the rectangular stage and fitted with pivoted plano-concave mirror beneath, on heavy cast U-shaped foot, in original wooden box with single lens and stage extension pieces, the lid with retailer's plate ivorine plate inscribed MILLIKIN & LAWLEY, 67 & 68 CHANDOS STREET, STRAND, W.C., the box 20cm (8ins) wide.
A Victorian lacquered brass binocular microscopeM. P. Tench, London, circa 1870The bifurcated tube of Wenham type with rack and pinion coarse and fine micrometer screw focus adjustment above twin nosepiece objective mount and rectangular stage with X and Y screw positioning assembly, the underside with sub-stage condenser with rotating disc pierced with apertures of varying diameter and pivoted plano-concave mirror beneath, the rectangular limb hinged behind the stage between shaped plate uprights over a Y-shaped platform foot signed M. P. TENCH, 135 FLEET STREET, LONDON to the rear surface, minimum height with eyepiece lenses removed 40cm (15.75ins); in a pine box with four assorted objective lenses in canisters by various makers, four eyepiece lenses, frog plate, live box, forceps and a bullseye light condenser lens on adjustable brass stand with heavy disc foot, the box 46cm (18ins) high; with two boxes of microscope slides, the first pine containing twelve trays of six mainly professionally prepared slides of fauna and flora, 20.5cm (8ins) wide; the second card containing a smaller quantity of mainly unprepared slide panels, 21.5cm (8.5ins) wide, (3). M.P. Tench appears not to be recorded in the usual sources which would suggest that he was a retailer of instruments rather than a maker. The current lot however bears a strong resemblance to Andrew Rossa No. 2 binocular microscope as illustrated in his 1870 catalogue hence was probably supplied by him for retail by Tench.
Two lacquered brass compound drum microscopesBoth unsigned, mid to late 19th centuryEach focussing via body tube sliding within larger diameter sleeve pierced with apertures to circumference incorporating internal stage over pivoted plano-concave mirror and stepped circular foot, the first with two spare objective lenses and a specimen capsule in blue velvet lined mahogany box 20cm (8ins) wide; the second with external pivoted condenser lens and brass tweezers in a satin birch box, 17cm (6.5ins) wide, together with a simple microscope of sleeve design with eyepiece over sprung aperture for specimen slide to sides, in hardwood box with three professionally prepared slides and two others, (3).
Two identical French lacquered brass student's portable compound microscopesUnsigned, late 19th centuryEach with rack and pinion focussing to the telescopic tube mounted onto a cylindrical upright fitted with rectangular stage over pivoted plano-concave mirror and mounted via ball and socket joint onto a circular gilt painted cast iron foot, one with external arm fitted with condenser lens and original mahogany box, 25.5cm (10ins) wide, the second unboxed, together with cardboard a box of twelve slides entitled"PARAGON", PREPARED SLIDES, No. L-503, MICRO ORGANISMS to lid (3).
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