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Kodak Retina IIIc camera, manufactured circa 1954-1957 in Germany. Features a Schneider-Kreuznach Xenon C 50mm f/2.0 lens and a Synchro-Compur leaf shutter with speeds ranging from 1 second to 1/500 second. Known for its foldable design, coupled rangefinder, and built-in selenium light meter, this model is a sought-after collector's item. Issued: c. 1950sDimensions: 3.5"HCountry of Origin: GermanyCondition: Age related wear. Viewfinder and lens in good condition.

The Kodak Medalist No 1 is a premium medium format camera, renowned for its precision engineering and robust design. Manufactured in the United States during the mid-20th century, the Medalist was intended for professional photographers and advanced enthusiasts. It features a stunning Kodak Ektar 100mm f/3.5 lens and the innovative Kodak Supermatic No. 2 shutter, offering exceptional image quality and versatility. The Kodak Ektar lens 100mm f/3.5, a highly regarded lens known for its sharpness and color rendition. Kodak Supermatic No. 2 shutter with speeds ranging from 1 second to 1/400 second. Includes original leather protective case. Issued: Mid 20th centuryDimensions: 5"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear. Not tested, functionality not guaranteed.

A high-quality medium-format folding camera. Features a sharp Kodak Anastigmat lens paired with a Compur-Rapid shutter, allowing precise control over exposure. Its classic design, durable build, and folding mechanism make it both functional and collectible. It is built to use 620 roll film. Issued: 1930sDimensions: 3.75"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear. Not tested, functionality not guaranteed.

Chrome body. This lot features a classic Nikkormat EL, a sophisticated 35mm single-lens reflex (SLR) film camera manufactured by Nikon. Launched in 1972, the Nikkormat EL was one of Nikon's first cameras with an electronic shutter, offering aperture-priority auto exposure for precise and effortless photography. Known for its robust design and dependability, the Nikkormat EL has been a favorite among photography enthusiasts and professionals. The included lens, a Zoom-Nikkor 43-86mm f/3.5, is celebrated for its versatility and sharp image quality, ideal for capturing everything from portraits to landscapes. This example is in excellent condition with clear optics and smooth mechanical functionality. Includes a leather strap. Serial number: 5342259. Issued: 1970sDimensions: 3.75"HCountry of Origin: JapanCondition: Age related wear. Not tested, functionality not guaranteed.

Vintage Kodak Stereo Camera manufactured in 1954, designed to capture realistic 3D images using 35mm film. This model features twin Kodak Anaston 35mm f/3.5 lenses, ideal for stereoscopic photography. The camera includes manual controls for shutter speed and aperture, allowing for precise exposure adjustments. Brown leather body with chrome accents, showcasing mid-century craftsmanship. Perfect for photography enthusiasts and collectors. Issued: 1954Dimensions: 2.75"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

A classic Kodak camera, manufactured in the USA. Introduced in the early 20th century, the Brownie series revolutionized photography by making it affordable and accessible to the public. This particular model features a leatherette body, a slick looking "fore-and-aft" top mounted handle, and a rotary shutter mechanism. The Flash Six-20 Mod B was a postwar rework, which included contacts for flash photography to be added as a feature. The back panel includes a red window for film frame viewing, reflecting the vintage design aesthetic of the era. Issued: Early 20th centuryDimensions: 3.75"HCountry of Origin: USACondition: Age related wear. Untested.

A beautifully crafted wooden box camera produced by Eastman Kodak Co. in the early 1900s. The camera features a wood body covered in leatherette, a sliding shutter mechanism, and internal compartments for roll film. The engraved markings on the interior specify its original format, designed for No. 2 roll film. Issued: Early 20th centuryDimensions: 5"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear. Not tested, functionality not guaranteed.

Classic Eastman Kodak vintage box camera, featuring a textured black exterior and a metal shutter mechanism. This camera, likely dating back to the early 20th century, embodies the minimalist design of early photography equipment. Box cameras were popular for their simplicity and affordability, making them ideal for amateur photographers. Issued: Early 20th centuryDimensions: 5.25"HCountry of Origin: USACondition: Age related wear. Untested.

Vintage Canonet 28 rangefinder camera manufactured by Canon in the early 1970s. Features a Canon SEIKO-LA fixed lens with a 40mm focal length and f/2.8 aperture, ideal for street photography and general use. The body showcases a compact, sleek design with a manual film advance lever and shutter speed controls. Includes the original black Canon-branded leather case with a carrying strap. The Canonet 28 was part of Canon's popular Canonet series, offering high-quality optics and simple operation for enthusiasts and professionals during the film camera boom of the 1970s. Issued: c. 1970sDimensions: 5"L x 2.5"W x 3.25"HCountry of Origin: JapanCondition: Age related wear. Case has slight scuffing.

This is a vintage Kodak No. 2A Folding Autographic Brownie camera, produced in the early 20th century by the Eastman Kodak Company. The camera is constructed with a black leatherette-covered metal body and features a bellows design, making it both lightweight and portable for its era. It is equipped with a Kodak ball-bearing shutter and the distinctive autographic film system, a groundbreaking feature introduced by Kodak that allowed users to write notes directly onto the film. Issued: c. Mid 20th-centuryDimensions: 6.50"HCountry of Origin: USACondition: Age related wear. Untested.

Designed for medium-format photography, the camera features a folding bellows system, a fixed-focus Kodak lens, and a simple shutter mechanism, making it easy to use for amateur photographers. The original Kodet Lens and Dak Shutter give it reliable performance, while the compact folding design reflects Kodak's commitment to portable and practical camera solutions. This item has its original box. Issued: 1940sDimensions: 6.5"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear. Not tested, functionality not guaranteed.

Vintage Kodak Pony 135 camera manufactured in the early 1950s. This compact 35mm camera features a Kodak Anaston 51mm f/4.5 lens, paired with a Kodak Flash 200 shutter. Designed for amateur photographers, it was part of Kodak's postwar Pony series, known for its reliability and portability. The body is constructed of black and gray plastic with a metal lens mount. Serial number 348864 is visible on the underside. Manufacturer: The Eastman Kodak Company, founded in 1888, revolutionized photography with innovations such as the handheld camera and the roll of film. By the mid-20th century, Kodak was a leader in consumer-friendly photographic equipment. Issued: c. 1950sDimensions: 3.25"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.

Early 20th-century Ansco No. 2 Box Camera, a classic example of vintage photography equipment. Featuring a simple and robust design, the camera has a black leatherette-covered body with a side-mounted shutter lever and two viewfinders for vertical and horizontal framing. This model reflects Ansco's early contributions to accessible, portable photography during a time when box cameras were popular for their ease of use. Includes an embossed leather handle with "No. 2" marking. Issued: c. 1910-20Dimensions: 4.50"HCountry of Origin: USACondition: Age related wear. Untested.

A vintage Canon AE-1 35mm film camera body complete with its original Canon body cap. This camera is one of Canon's most iconic models, known for its advanced design, user-friendly features, and role in revolutionizing the world of film photography. The AE-1 was a groundbreaking introduction in 1976, featuring the first-ever microprocessor in a camera and offering both shutter-priority automatic exposure and full manual control. Serial number: 34577550. Issued: c. 1970sDimensions: 3.5"HCountry of Origin: JapanCondition: Age related wear. Not tested, functionality not guaranteed.

The camera features a leatherette-covered metal body, a simple rotary shutter, and dual viewfinders for portrait or landscape shooting. It was designed to use 116 roll film, producing large negatives that were ideal for detailed prints. Issued: Early 20th centuryDimensions: 5.25"HCountry of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear. Age related wear. Not tested, functionality not guaranteed.

FJ France Jouet GMC Military Vehicles, Ambulance, Troop Transport, Mounted Rocket Launcher, Mounted Machine Gun, Workshop Truck, Rocket Launcher, sand version of the Mounted Machine Gun with Radar Trailer, two original boxes, G-VG, Workshop Truck lacks one shutter, some missing figures, boxes P-F (8 vehicles, 2 boxes)

Large selection of camera accessories including light meters, flash meters, remote shutter cables, hand grips, power drive, tripods, cables, cases and straps

Vintage Fernglaskamera Cambinox von JD Möller in Wedel Deutschland; zwischen 1955 und 1963; 16mm Film; Getrennte Dioptrienkorrektur und Entfernungseinstellung an beiden Fernglasokularen. Kameraverschluss 1/30 - 1/800 ; Wechselbares Objektiv Jdemar 3,5/135, fokussierbar; eine Gummierung fehlt; Gebrauchsspuren( Delle am Objektiv); in der Originalhülle --- Cambinox from JD Möller in Wedel Germany; between 1955 and 1963; 16mm film; Separate diopter correction and distance adjustment on both binocular eyepieces. Camera shutter 1/30 - 1/800 ; Interchangeable lens Jdemar 3.5/135, focusable; a rubber coating is missing; Signs of wear (dent on lens); in the original case

Oak correspondence box, with tambour front, marked Clark's patent self coiling revolving shutter above a lower draw, together with another oak correspondence box with twin sloped doors opening to reveal a compartmented interior, largest H36cm

Collection of approx. 120 comics featuring Outlaw Nation, Ghost Dancing, Bonds, Destiny, Shutter, Runaways, Black Acre, Post Americana, Cluster, Rose, Blood Thirsty, Imperial, etc, mostly bagged and boarded

A 1930s Balda Baldina Jubillette folding 35mm camera, Compur shutter f2.9, black body, brown leather case, with tripod, c.1938; others Chino Bellami, Pentax Zoom 70S (3)

Olympus OM2 SLR camera, two other cameras by Minolta and Samoca, and a quantity of various accessoriesOM-2 Shutter works intermittently. Lever takes two pushes to cock. 50mm and 75mm lenses have no obvious signs of fungus or scratches.

A vintage hand-carved Indian wooden window shutter, with exquisite hand-painted floral motifs and figures dressed in traditional attire. Size: W49 x D7 x H42cm.

A grey and white painted wall mirror, of arched shape, having shutter doors, h.101 x w.53cm

A late Victorian two-day mahogany marine chronometer Ministry of Defence military issue, by Victor Kullberg, London number 5546.The three-part case with blank brass shield inlaid to the top lid over a centre section with brass flower sprung button and ivory signature plaque, V. Kullberg Two days 5546 with broad arrow mark. The lower section with internal ebonised dust moulding, inlaid brass flower escutcheon and recessed side handles. The 4.5-inch dial with angled sight ring framing the 3.75 inch Roman chapter ring, subsidiary power reserve indicator running in 8-hour increments from 0-56 at XII, and observatory style seconds dial at VI featuring the Ordnance Arrow, signed Victor Kullberg Maker to the Admiralty, THE INDIAN & ITALIAN GOVERNMENTS, 105 Liverpool Rd London N below the good, blued steel spade hands. Suspended in lockable gimbals, with sprung winding shutter, with original numbered safety winding key. The interior with applied plaque MINISTRY OF DEFENCE HYDROGRAPHIC DEPT. CHRONOMETER MARINE, Stores Ref. H.S.527-3634 and a paper label Issued from Chronometer Section, Hydrographic Department Ministry of Defence, 11 Sep 1979, Herstmonceaux Castle, Hailsham, Sussex. 18.5 cm square, 19 cm high.Ivory submission ref N9A7TXVA

A Leitz Wetzlar Leica M3 Camera, 1960, serial no 996587, with original box and a leather Leica carry case, fitted with a Leitz Summicron f+5cm 1:2 lens, serial number 1465518, together with an original Leica M3 promotional brochure, and intruction manual. From a private collection, Hertfordshire. Shutter – Functions at all speedsFilm Advancer - workingCounter - workingTimer - workingRewinder - workingViewfinder - clearBody Condition – signs of use, marks to top, light marking to base & around tripod mount. Some loss of black grip around bottom right near base plate.Lens Mount – signs of useLens glass – shows light scratches/marks to front element.Mould? – No apparent signs of mouldAperture blades - smoothFocusing - smooth

A Leica DRP Ernst Leitz Wetzlar IIIb 35mm rangefinder camera, serial number 326745, circa 1939, with Ernst Leitz Summar f=5cm 1:2 lens, serial number 269281, with lens cap.From a private collection, Hertfordshire.Some wear and rubbing to the chrome in places. Structurally sound, with working shutter. The lens with signs of clouding and light surface scratching visible on close inspection.

An Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Leica IIIc 35mm Range Finder Camera, 1941/2, serial number 378782, with brown leather carry case, together with original German-language instruction booklet, fitted with a Wetzlar Summar f=5cm 1:2 lens, serial number 229172. Qty: 2 From a private collection, Hertfordshire. Shutter - Works at all speeds, but issue with Film advancer shows that slide/curtain is not pulled all the wayFilm Advancer – functioning, but slide/curtain is not pulled all the way (see images)Counter - workingRewinder - workingViewfinder - clearBody Condition – signs of use, Silver has marks to top and base consistent with use. Tripod mount shows signs of use. Black grip is in good condition.Lens Mount – signs of useLens glass – Light signs of use, marks to elementsMould? – light signs of what could be mould, dust/debris internallyAperture blades – appears stuck at f/6.3Focusing - smoothWear and scuffs to the carry case.

A collection of vintage SLR cameras and accessories, to inlcude a boxed Exakta Varex fitted with a Carl Zeiss Jena 2/58 lens, a Retina III C camera in leather carry case, a Paxette in leather case with light meter, a Blada camera in leather case, a loose Nikon F-801 camera fitted with a Tamron AF Aspherical LD 28-200mm 1:3.8-5.6 lens and a boxed Weston Master V Exposure Meter, some items with original instruction manual. From a private collection, Hertfordshire. *Retina IIIC-Front has tendency to get stuck open-Back opens-Winder rotates-Shutter appears stuck-Film advancer appears stuck-Lens blades appear stuck closed-Viewfinder is faded but clear-Lens is untested due to being stuck, but no obvious signs of mould from the outside. *Exakta-Shutter functions at all speeds- Film shot counter functions-Film advancer works-Mechanical timer is working, although timing may be slightly inaccurate- Lens focus is smooth-Lens blades operate smoothly-Lens blade cocker is smooth and fully functioning-Lens appears to have light traces of what could be mould-Top prism can be removed as it should-Lens can be removed as it should-Back of camera can be opened-Film cutter slides easily.

A Leitz Wetzlar Leica M5 Rangefinder Camera Body, chrome, 1971, serial no 1288546, shutter working, together with an original Instruction Book and an M5 promotional brochure. From a private collection, Hertfordshire. Shutter – working to all speeds (may become slightly inaccurate to the longer shutter speeds)Film Advancer - workingCounter - workingTimer - workingRewinder - workingViewfinder - clearBody Condition – Light scratches to top and bottom plate, marks around tripod mount. Black grip in great conditionLens Mount – Light signs of useBattery compartment – see photoLight meter – unable to test, no matching battery

Brad Widness (American, 20th/21st c). Acrylic on paper board painting titled "Window Shutter Memory" depicting an abstract geometric scene against white background, 2003.Brad Widness was born in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and taught drawing, printmaking, watercolor, design, and digital media at Minnesota State University, Mankato, as well as January interim courses at Gustavus in Bookmaking, and a Bookmaking workshop at the Minnesota Center for Book Arts in Minneapolis. Brad’s work has been selected for many juried regional and national exhibitions, and his work is included in numerous printmaking portfolios and traveling exhibits around the country. Highlights from the last ten years include participating in an invitational exhibition at the MAPC Conference in Minneapolis, receiving a McKnight Fellowship, and having work selected from an open portfolio review for exhibit at the Highpoint Center for Printmaking.Sight; height: 12 in x width: 9 1/2 in. Framed; height: 17 in x width: 14 1/2 in x depth: 1 in.Condition: The painting is in great condition with no visible tears or creases, or major losses. The surface is stable, and the color is bold and bright. There are paint losses along the extreme edges against the frame. No visible sign of restoration under UV light. Very light wear to the frame.

Leica D.R.P. Ernst Leitz Wetzlar camera, mid-20th century. Impressed maker's marks and numbered "no. 260388" above the viewfinder.(Overall) height: 3 3/4 in x width: 6 1/4 in x depth: 3 in.Condition: Film winder swivels and the camera advances; however, the camera lacks a battery and cannot be tested for proper functionality. Aperture dial moves with slight resistance as it is rotated; the functionality of the blades have not been assessed. Shutter button clicks and ISO dial rotates. Wear to the exterior of the camera including a missing screw that secured the leather to the body of the camera. Dust and debris accumulated along the recessed areas of the camera's exterior consistent with age and use. The interior of the camera has not been inspected and the camera has not been tested for funtionality. Wear including scuffs to the leather case.

Leica II Camera no.75726 with Leitz Elmar f3.5 50mm lens, with leather case, box and instruction booklet 1931Box base unmarked, shutter appears to fire correctly at all speeds, lens appears reasonably clear, focusing somewhat stiff, range finder visible 

Canon Model 7 Camera no.800591 with Canon f1.4 50mm lensCosmetically Excelent with some minor wear, shutter seems to operate correctly, aperture a little stiff, focus turns reasonably smoothly, some scratching to lens and appears a little cloudy with one fungus spot visible on one of lower elements

Zeiss Ikon Contarex Bullseye Camera no.22635, with Zeiss Planar f2 50mm lens, in leather caseShutter fires but timing appears not to be functioning properly; lens cloudy with dust/fungus visible

Rolleiflex 3.5 F Camera no.2853240, with Schneider-Kreuznach f3.5 75mm lens, in leather caseLens appears clear, cosmetically Excellent, cannot operate shutter

Voigtlander Prominent Camera no.B60246 with Voigtlander Ultron f2 50mm lens and Turnit 100mm viewerShutter appears to fire correctly at all speeds, lens appears reasonably clear but has various specs visible(see image), no visible fungus

Nikon D850 Camera no.6030711, in original box with charger and batteryCosmetically Excellent to Good, some minor surface wear from use; charge and battery are both Nikon, takes pictures and appears to fucntion correctly, unable to obtain shutter count

Zeiss Ikon Contax 11a Camera no. U2751 with Zeiss Opton Sonnar f2 50mm lens, in leather caseShutter does not fire correctly except at B - jams open at other speeds, lens appears largely clear but has fungus visible on rear elements

Leica M6 Camera no.2433320 with display box, original box and passport dated 3/8/98; Summicron-M f2 35mm Asph E39 lens with original box and passport dated 3/8/98Camera meter untested, optics appear clear, focussing smooth, shutter appears to fire correctly at all speeds

Mignon Modell 4 Typewriter in original wooden case; together with a mahogany and brass plate camera with unmarked lens and a Minox 35EL (3)Typewriter appears to operate correctly; Minox - cannot opertae shutter; Plate camera: 4x3" plates, bellows worn to corners with some holes, one brass support bent, shutter and aperture not working

NORMAN STEVENS (ENGLISH 1937-1988)  LOUVERED SHUTTER  Lithograph, signed lower right, dated (19)71, dated 47/65  65 x 57cm   Condition Report:Available upon request

Collection of vintage cameras including a 1970's Yashica Mat camera with a Copal MXV shutter, nr MT 0040193 in a hard leather case; Nr 2 Pocket Brownie, Nikon L35 AF, Quartz Zoom 8mm cine-camera (good condition), and a 1970's era Pentax ME 35mm SLR.   

Michael Cooper (1941-1973) and Brian Roylance (1945-2005), 'Blinds & Shutters',published by Genesis Publications in 1990, numbered '4257' from the edition of 5000, signed, leather and cloth bound, housed in a cloth box with shutter detail

A J. Lizars "Challenge" Hand and Stand Camera, mahogany and brass, opens and folds correctly, bellows appear good, no obvious pinholes, with a Thornton Pickard shutter, not working, and a Ross double anastigmat 5 inch lens, optics F-G with dust and haze.

An Electronic Shutter for Ihagee Cameras, silver, condition G, untested, in maker\s box.

A Group of TLR Cameras, comprising a Yashica-24, body F, shutter works, slow speeds sticky, a Weltaflex, body F-G, shhutter works, blades slow to close, a Halina Prefect, body G, shutter works, a Halina Vicery, body G, shutter faulty.

An Olympus OM-1N 35mm SLR Camera, black, serial number 2178872, body G, shutter jammed, with a Zuiko auto-S f/1.4 50mm lens, barrel G, optics G.

A Schneider-Kreuznach Xenar f/5.6 180mm Lens, chrome, barrel G, optics VG, in a lens board with Compur shutter, working but not accurate at slow speeds, in soft pouch.

A Mixed Group of Film Cameras, to include a Yashica E TLR, body G, shutter works but leaves move slowly, an Agilux Agifold, body G, shutter works, a Zenit EM, body G, shutter works, with Helios 44-M lens, and a Kodak Jiffy six-20, body G, shutter works.

A Mamiya C220 Professional TLR, black, serial number B79652, body F-G, small cosmetic bend to bottom of front standard, shutter works, with Mamiya-Sekor f/3.5 65mm lens, barrel G, optics G, with cap.

A Zenza Bronica ETRS Medium Format SLR Camera, black, body G-VG, shutter working, prism working, LEDs & values illuminate, with speed winder & original winding arm, prims optics VG, together with four rolls of expired Kodak Portra 160NC, & two rolls of expired Fujichrome Astia 100,

A Group of Ihagee EXA 35mm Cameras, comprising an Exa 500, body VG-E, appear to be un-used, shutter works but speeds are inaccurate (all fast), with a Tessar f/2.8 50mm lens, barrel VG, optics VG with light dust, with black ERC, VG-E, an Exa 500, body VG, shuttter jammed, with a Domiplan f/2.8 50mm lens, barrel VG, optics F with haze, an Exa 500 body, body G, shutter jammed, and a Exa 1a body, body F-G, shutter works, with waist level finder.

A Mamiya C330 Professional TLR, black, serial number 229359, body F-G, shutter works, sticks at 1 sec, with Mamiya-Sekor f/3.5 105mm lens, barrel G, optics F-G, cleaning marks to viewing lens, light haze to taking lens, with cap and book.

black, body F-G, shutter and advance jammed, rangefinder not working, with A11 flash, not tested.

A Zenza Bronica ETRS Medium Format SLR Camera Outfit, black, camera body VG, working when batteries are inserted, shutter working, with waist level finder & AEII prism finder, prism finder working, together with a Zenzanon MC f/4 40mm wide angle lens, body VG, shutter working, optics G, some internal dust/haze present, also with a Zenzanon MC f/2.8 75mm lens, body VG, shutter working, optics G, some dust/haze present, also with a Zenzanon MC f/3.5 150mm lens, body VG, shutter working, optics VG, some light dust present, in maker's box, also with a speed grip, in maker's box, also with two Bronica film back magazines, one in maker's box, also with a Zenza Bronica dark slide pouch, front & rear body caps, finder cap,

A Plaubel Roll-Op II Folding Bed Rangefinder Camera, black, body F-G, some wear to leather and paint loss, rangefinder patch operates, shutter works, with a Plaubel Anticomar f/2.8 7.5cm lens, optics fair with dust, with ERC.

A Pair of 35mm Compact Cameras, comprising an Olympus Pen-D, silver, body G, shutter works, optics G, light meter not responding, and a Konica C35, silver, body G, shutter works, aperture blades appear mis-aligned.

A Pentacon FM 35mm SLR Camera, silver, serial number 175865, body G, shutter cocks but curtains need attention, with a Meyer Optik Dompilan f/2.8 50mm lens, barrel G, optics F with haze and cleaning marks.

A Pair of Werra 35mm Cameras, to include a Werramatic, body F, shutter jammed, together with a Werra w/ Prestor shutter, body F, shutter working, with a Werra ERC,