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Lot 76
Lady's Retro 14 Karat Yellow Gold Wide Link Bracelet Manual Movement Watch. Stamped 14K. Case measures 18mm x 14mm. Bracelet measures 6-1/2" L, 1" W. Approx. weight: 48.6 grams. Condition: Surface wear from normal use. Running. Please note the gallery does not warranty the running condition of watches. Estimate: $600.00 - $800.00 Domestic Shipping: $30.00
Lot 288
Lehman - a gentleman's 17 jewel aviator style chronograph wrist watch, circular silvered arabic dial with lolly pop centre seconds hand, two subsidiary dials, black bi-directional tachymetre bezel, 38mm steel case with screw down back, manual wind movement, new tan leather strap, no box or paperwork, watch is running at present time although no guarantee is given.
Lot 540
* TIM MARA (IRISH 1948 - 1997), PLASTIC FUNNEL, MORTAR AND PESTLE screenprint, signed, titled, dated 1992 and numbered 46/50 in pencil 76cm x 57cm Framed and under glass. Note: Published as part of Six Artists: The 1992 Royal College of Art (London) Portfolio of (6) Prints as a limited edition of 50. The other artists selected for this portfolio were John Bellany RA, Sir Eduardo Paolozzi RA, Nana Shiomi RE, Dame Paula Rego RA and Sir Terry Frost RA. Tim Mara worked as an artist and as a teacher for 25 years teaching at NCAD Dublin, later becoming Head of Printmaking at the Royal Collage of Art, London. He was particularly noted for his use of screenprinting, etching and lithography and was awarded numerous pretigious awards and prizes. In 1978 he was commissioned to write the Thames and Hudson Manual of Screen Printing . Born in Dublin in 1948, Tim Mara moved with his family to England in 1953 where he continued to live and work. Mara's prints are included in collections at the Tate London, Victoria and Albert Museum, Irish Museum of Modern Art as well as many other galleries and private collections worldwide.
Lot 532
Camera Equipment including Cameras ( Kodak Cini (Model B), Mamiya 135EF, Vivitar 35EF, Pentax 200M90, Ilford Sporti, Boxed Diaposcope, Boxed Bencini Kodak and Manual), Leather Cased Studion Lightmaster Photmeter, EXA 500 and 50 F2-8 Lens, EXA 11b and 50 F2-8 Lens, Boxed Set of Kodak Filters, Kodak Colour Filter, Kodak Portrait Attachment, Kodak Sky Filter plus Carl Zeiss Binoculars and a Case
Lot 105
1955 13th ed. of hard-to-find Leica tech and photography guide.A fine book for any collector of Leicas or photographic material in general- the Leica Manual is one part guide to operating the then-extant line of Leica rangefinders and their myriad accessories; and one part in-depth and phenomenally detailed guide on the art and science of photographic composition and manipulation. Also included is a 1953 Leica price guide showing a splendid array of Leitz hardware. Issued: 1953 Dimensions: 8.5"L x 6"D Edition Number: 13th Manufacturer: Leitz Country of Origin: United States Condition: Age and use related wear, as-is
Lot 124
35mm SLR with half case, 3 lenses, accessory finder, bag, extended literature.�Beseler Topcon Super D was the combat camera for the US Navy and the US Airforce from the 1960's to the 1980's after winning a competitive test with the Nikon F and several other Japanese and German cameras. This incredibly diverse lot includes: secondary Waist-Level Finder with case and original box;�35mm�f3.5 RE.Auto-Topcor lens with original leather case, caps, box; 100mm f2.8 RE.Auto-Topcor with original leather case, caps, box; and attached�RE.Auto-Topcor 58mm�f1.8 with front cap. LeMans SE bag also contains original manual, several promotional pamphlets and lens guides, a 20 page review and report magazine published about the Topcon D, and a large, fold-out full color folio detailing the Topcon D innovations and several other Beseler models. Condition-wise, the body itself appears quite good overall, with film advance/shutter cock and shutter release occurring reliably at all speed settings- Bulb hold-open works as expected, counter advances, aperture stop down, opening and closing, etc- all appear normal. Speeds are untested, CLA necessary. The attached 58mm prime shows some mild scuffing to front element and has not been fully inspected for fog or dust- aperture slow to close, may require CLA. 35mm and 100mm appear extremely dust free, in VF to EXC condition, with fast, oil-free aperture operation, well-greased focus helicals, and no obvious signs of fogging. All cameras sold by Whitleys Auctioneers are not tested for CLA or electronic/meter functions, but basic condition inspections have been performed. Issued: 1963 Dimensions: 13"L x 9"D x 9"H, in case Manufacturer: Beseler Topcon Country of Origin: Japan Condition: Age and use related wear
Lot 139
Konica, Zeiss, Kodak-made vintage cams decked in levers, dials.Konica and Zeiss Ikon Contina come with original leather cases. Contina also includes manual. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 5.5"L x 3"D x 3.25"H, largest Manufacturer: Various Country of Origin: Various Condition: Age and use related wear, as-is
Lot 14
Large format, with a hiding lens and leather folding view port.Graflex was synonymous with large format, highly capable, and very portable- for their time- press and battlefield cameras in the first half of the 20th century. The Graflex Series B is a fine example of the sort professional grade field cameras that made the company famous- a massive curtain shutter that swings across large slices of film- fitted with a leather dark bag to transfer new sheets into place- and a flip open leather viewing shade for fine focus. For the collector of photographic or American engineering history, the Graflex makes a striking addition. Includes Original manual. Issued: c. 1930 Dimensions: 12"L x 6.5"D x 17"H, open Manufacturer: Graflex Country of Origin: United States Condition: Age and use related wear, as-is
Lot 154
Includes original manual and 2 spare bulbs; early and unusual.In the early days of film, no format was sacred- 70mm, today an Imax extravagance, was common, and 35mm was just coming into its own. A number of early amateur and professional formats emerged in this gulf, and Pathex's 9.5mm was a popular if ultimately unsuccessful one. This lost relic from the early days of motion picture, with its glass-lined take-up gate and matching, hand cranked camera, is a wonder of early electro-mechanical engineering- and a rare treat for the collector of cinematic curiosities. Issued: 1920s Dimensions: 7.5"L x 4"D x 13"H, largest Manufacturer: Pathex Country of Origin: United States Condition: Age and use related wear, as-is
Lot 184
Right-hand drive, automatic transmission, power windows, and steering.THE MOTOR CAR OFFERED: This exemplary Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III motorcar was hand built at the factory works, with a manufacture date of February 20, 1964. Produced in a tasteful and refined two-color gray and burgundy exterior. Its features include: Right-hand drive, automatic transmission, power windows, power steering, wood trim, rear wood picnic trays, solid wheels with whitewall tires and burgundy and chrome hubcap covers. Four carpet-fabric Rolls-Royce floormats. It has the original Rolls-Royce toolkit inside the trunk. Includes: Hardcover Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III owner's manual handbook (119 pages). Rolls-Royce Enthusiasts' Club 2011 Yearbook, hardcover 100th anniversary edition (442 pages). Issued: 1964 Dimensions: 16.5'L X 6'W X 5.5'H Manufacturer: Rolls Royce Provenance: CHASSIS/VIN NUMBER: SFU287; LISTED MILEAGE: 19,176 Country of Origin: England Condition: Good To see additional photos for this item, click the link below:Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III
Lot 234
1959 Deluxe Presentation model, gold plated 'Red Bug' with case.Serial number 206264, this New York made mid-century telegraph key is a rare Presentation model with gold-plated brass base plate, chromed hardware, and Red Bug logo and fittings. A clever, revolutionary design, the Vibroplex�uses a weighted damper to produce automatic dits in between manual dashes, greatly speeding telegraphy. A favorite of ham, Morse, and vintage radio enthusiasts of all types, Vibroplex�is still in business today. This working model is in good repair, missing none of its functional hardware, and comes with original hard box lined in green velvet. Base plate engraved Ervine Cohen. Artist: Vibroplex Issued: 1959 Dimensions: 9"L X 4.25"W, in case Edition Number: 206264 Country of Origin: United States Condition: Age and use related patina and light wear. Box missing one hinge barrel
Lot 50
A miniature folding camera from the dawn of photography.Camera has its box that includes an original operators manual with age consistent wear. Camera uses 127 roll film. Issued: 1910s Dimensions: 5.25"H x 3.25"L x 1.75"D Manufacturer: Kodak Country of Origin: United States Condition: Age and use related wear, as-is
Lot 63
Sumitar 50, Elmar 90, caps, and leather half case included.When Ernst Leitz took a chance on his designers radical concept- a compact, high precision camera, shooting 35mm film horizontally- unlike the movie cameras it was borrowed from- little did he know that the Leica Leitz-Camera would set the standard for the next 100 years of personal photography. Not only did the Leica camera establish a format that persists even in today's digital world, but also a reputation for absolute quality- many of photography's preeminent heavy-weights have sworn by Leica; and many of the most cherished images from the last 100 years of photographic history were captured by the slim, rugged perfection of Leica cameras and lenses. For auction is this difficult to find 1950�Leica IIIC camera (No. 501176) - featuring adjustable diopter, built in rangefinder, a snowy satin chrome finish, and original folding Summitar 2 F50mm lens. The IIIC series introduced most of the features that would define Leicas for the next 50 years- a broad range of shutter speeds, removable lenses using the M39 screw format, and meticulous attention to detail. This camera comes with a Leica-branded lens cap, its bottom half leather case, a handsomely made�Leitz Elmar telephoto 4 F90mm lens with rear cap, and an original German Leica IIIc Manual. Both included lenses appear to have light to moderate internal dust and possible scuffing; Sumitar may have light fogging.This IIIc was factory modified at some point to include Flash synchro features found in the IIIf/g, a common practice at the time. While all cameras sold through Whitley's are offered in as-is and un-serviced condition unless otherwise noted, this Leica IIIc's winding knob and shutter release operate as expected, and the curtain appears to be in good cosmetic condition with no obvious signs of kinking or mechanical damage. All shutter speeds index, but remain un-verified. Issued: 1950 Dimensions: 5.5"L x 1"D x 2.75"H Edition Number: 501176 Edition Size: 25000 Manufacturer: Leitz Country of Origin: Germany Condition: Age and use related wear, as-is
Lot 71
Includes one original box, manual, and flash, unit in case.Silver model from (1968) and black from(1969). Equipped with 38mm f2.8 four-element Hexanon lens - 46mm filter thread. Coupled rangefinder, lever wind, double-exposure prevention, leatherette covering. Black model comes with original box and flash cube unit. Issued: Late 20th c. Dimensions: 2.75"L x 4.5"H x 2"W Manufacturer: Konishiroku Co. Country of Origin: Japan Condition: Age and use related wear, as-is
Lot 74
Case, adapters, rare Cadro prismatic focuser in box w. papers.Revered as the camera that started a thousand careers, the Paillard Bolex, in 16 and 8 millimeter, is a preferred machine for numerous film making institutions, as well as film makers. Spike Lee in particular used a Bolex for a number of his early films. Dependable, accurate, considered a true professional machine. This example winds and runs, and includes a hard case, a 3 small lens/filter accessories, and a rare Prismatic Focuser from Bolex- allows the user to view and focus the camera through its taking lens while the camera is running, an uncommon feature. It is contained in its own box, with original manual. Issued: 1960s Dimensions: 12"L x 5.5"D x 10"H, in case Manufacturer: Bolex Country of Origin: Switzerland Condition: Age and use related wear, as-is
Lot 78
Spring-wound 16mm silent-film era camera, with case and manual.Produced by Eastman Kodak circa 1930-1960s. The black camera comes with leather case and original manufacture description. Issued: Mid 20th c. Dimensions: 9"H x 5.75"L x 4.5"D Manufacturer: Kodak Country of Origin: United States Condition: Age and use related wear, as-is
Lot 80
Mechanical cameras from 1930's to 1950's, all running. 1 manual.Bevy of vintage cameras, replete with lenses. Two Kodak 8's (model 60 & 20), one Kodak Model B, Keystone K38, Bell & Howell Film 19, and a Tower T185. Excellent for display, prop or restore. Issued: Various Dimensions: 9"L x 3"D x 5"H, largest Manufacturer: Various Country of Origin: Various Condition: Age and use related wear, as-is
Lot 89
Camera in case, micro tripod, film cans, original manual.Up for auction is this Rollei 16, a 16mm subminiature camera made during the cold-war craze for "spy" cameras and miniaturized technology. The camera features a chrome and black sleek finish, in its original black leatherette zippered case. In addition, an accessory pouch holds the tiny, robust camera, two containers of original 16mm film cassettes, a miniature telescoping tripod with hidden remote cable, a Rollei flash bulb attachment unit in case, a Rollei electronic flash unit adapter in box, and an accessory rail. The original owner's manual, an English copy, and a B&W detachable lens filter with case are also to be found. A fascinating piece for any collector of camera technology, cold war memorabilia, or that special spy in your life. Issued: 1963-1967 Dimensions: 8"L x 3"D x 4.5"H, in case Manufacturer: Rollei Country of Origin: Germany Condition: Age and use related wear, as-is
Lot 90
Also known as a "German Spy Camera". Cast metal 35mm.Viewfinder camera Sida for shooting 25x25mm images onto paper-backed 35mm "Sida" roll film. Includes German manual and brown camera case. The Sida company was founded by Fitz Kaftanski in Germany. He avoided being mentioned in official company registration documents, despite his passion for camera design, to avoid the growing intolerance within 1930's Germany. Issued: 1936 Dimensions: 2.25"H x 3"L x 1.75"W Manufacturer: Sida Gesellschaft Country of Origin: Germany Condition: Age and use related wear, as-is
Lot 94
Rare black version of Subminiature 16mm film camera w. case.Minolta 16 MG-S 16mm film camera that was considered Minolta's flagship camera for the sub-miniature series. It was manufactured from 1969-1974 and offered manual CdS meter supported match-needle aperture setting or fully automatic aperture control. Issued: Mid 20th c. Dimensions: 1.75"H x 4"L x 1"D Manufacturer: Minolta Country of Origin: Japan Condition: Age and use related wear, as-is
Lot 201
A 1940'S STEEL MILITARY OMEGA WRIST WATCH on later steel bracelet, the case with screw back inscribed W.W.W. and numbered with crows foot to centre. The black dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds dial fronting a manual winding jewelled movement with compensated balance wheel 36mm diameter
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