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Lot 620
A LEICA M4 DBP CAMERA BODY, black and silver, serial no. 1268440. With a Leica Meter MR, serial no. 25660, and other Leica lenses and accessories including a Leitz Wetzlar Elmarit F2.8/90 lens, black, serial no. 2374013, a Leitz Wetzlar Summicron F2/50 lens, black, serial no. 2269791, a Lietz Wetzlar Summaron F2.8/35 lens and fitting 11106Q, black and silver, serial no. 2080510, a Leitz Wetzlar Visoflex III, and othwer accessories, instruction booklets and paperwork, mostly in original card boxes.
Lot 621
A LE COULTRE CO COMPASS CAMERA, 1937, serial no. 1449. Fitted with a coupled rangefinder, extinction meter, depth of focus scale, spirit level, range finder, EV indicator, telescopic lens hood, inbuilt filter with panoramic and sterio heads. With accessories including Compass Cameras Pocket Tripod, by Le Coultre Co, in original card box, a film roll fitting and two boxes of The Compass Camera Film, by Kodak, an Ilford FP3 Film roll, and other accessories.
Lot 1321
Boxes and Obects - a Siebe, Gorman and Co. Ltd underwater torch, possibly 1939-1945; an underwater camera; a Zeiss Ikon Contina Prontor-SVS, cased; a Pentax camera with extending lens en suite; a 1930s travelling clock, engine turned dial; a silver hafted button hook and shoe horn, hallmarked; another set, similar; an early 19th century papier mache spectacles case, spectacles en suite; yellow metal pince nez; another pair, 'sunglasses' lenses; qty
Lot 189
WHEALY ARTHUR: (1895-1945) Canadian Fighter Ace (27 victories) of World War I. Portion of a D.S., A. T. Whealy, one page, oblong 8vo, n.p. (France), n.d. (May 1918). The document is evidently neatly clipped from a Combat Report, the typed text stating, in part, 'Whilst leading Flight observed a 2-seater E[nemy] A[ircraft] crossing our Lines near Lens about 600 ft above us…..Gradually overtook him and at range of about 150 yards started firing. The EA started to go down in a long dive. Got to within about 100 yards of him and got in a very long burst. The EA immediately went into a vertical nose dive. It was confirmed that this machine crashed into a house about one mile NE of Lens'. The text relates to Whealy's 18 victory whilst piloting a B7220 on 3rd May 1918. VG
Lot 115
A late 19th Century French Mantel Clock,The white polished marble stepped base with drum shaped movement, and white enamelled dial with black Roman numerals, surmounted by a gilt metal of a girl playing a flute, 31cm high, 44cm wide. CONDITION REPORT: Glass lens missing off dial.Some cracks to clock face. Back cover missing of clock movement.
Lot 126
A French Japy Frères mantel clock, late 19th Century The variegated and stepped rectangular marble plinth base, supporting a cast spelter figure of a Cupid holding a quiver of arrows, reclining before rockwork forming the clock, with white enamelled dial and Arabic black numerals and central floral swag design, surmounted by a Corinthian column finial, movement stamped with makers mark and striking on a gong, with plaque 'L'Amour En Fete Par Moreau', 30cm high. CONDITION REPORT: Lot 126Glass lens fails to remain shut when closed.Ticking but no guarantee working order.
Lot 268
*Zeiss-Ikon camera. A Zeiss-Ikon Contarex Electronic camera, early 1970s, 35mm SLR black camera body with interchangeable film back, in leather case with Carl Zeiss Planar 50mm f/2 chrome lens, extra Zeiss interchangeable film back in leather case with room for extra lenses, original Zeiss B56 UV filter, Zeiss 20.1634 angle view finder, Voigtlander 93/184 rangefinder and felt base plate protector, camera serial number R55502, very slight paint loss to camera body in places, overall in good condition Untested but was in good working order 2-3 years ago when last used, lens is free from scratches and fungus. The 'Electronic' model was a cutting edge design and their last model before manufacture ceased in 1975. Introduced in 1968 and based on the chassis and layout of the 'Super', it featured the world's first electronically governed shutter. Only 3100 were produced. Generally, cutting-edge designs have flaws in their initial designs and the Electronic was no exception. The flaw was that the power for the light meter and shutter were both drawn from the same battery. This was rectified in a running design change with no fanfare by introducing a second battery compartment. This improved version with two power sources ran from serial number R55001 through R57000. The serial number of this camera is R55502, which identifies it as an improved version from the original model. (6)
Lot 272
*Carl Zeiss-Ikon Contarex 85mm f2 lens. A Carl Zeiss-Ikon Contarex Sonnar 85mm f/2 chrome portrait lens, early 1970s, complete with front and rear lens caps and lens hood, serial number 3287273, all in good condition, untested but was in good working order 2-3 years ago when last used, optics are free from scratches and fungus (2)
![Coburn (Alvin Langdon, 1882-1966). New York, with a Foreword by H.G. Wells, London & New York, [1910], 20 tipped-in hand-](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/bcd51976-23af-40b3-b6c2-a68900a2f149/c303c7b2-a58a-470a-f908-7236c4732346/468x382.jpg)
Lot 221
Coburn (Alvin Langdon, 1882-1966). New York, with a Foreword by H.G. Wells, London & New York, [1910], 20 tipped-in hand-pulled photogravures, various sizes up to 20 x 14.9 cm (7 7/8 x 5 7/8 ins), a little spotting and soiling to preliminary leaves before plates, original calf-backed boards, gilt-titled to upper cover, some scuffing and marks, spine faded and damaged at head and foot, original dust jacket retained, stained, soiled and frayed with loss, folio Imagining Paradise, p. 226: Truthful Lens 36. (1)
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