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Prototype: Steinheil's Detective Camera Steinheil, Munich. Design camera study, still without lens and shutter. Interchangeable magazine for 6 x...

Rare Niell & Simon: "Lopa II", 1902 Rare and unusual aluminum strut camera for 8,2 x 10,8 cm plates, brilliant finder, with spring adj...

Outfit: "Chambre Monorail", c. 1893 Jules Reygondaud, 3, Boulevard St. André, Paris. Field camera on monorail, for plates: 13 x 18 cm...

French Carte-de-Visite Camera, c. 1865 Jules Reygondaud, Boulevard St. André, 3, Fontaine St. Michel, Paris. For 4 carte-de-visite images 1 1/2...

Spy Camera "Befo" For agents or policemen. Size of a purse when folded. Lens standard from metal marked "Befo". Conical shape st...

"Fichtner's Excelsior Detective Camera", 1890 Fichtner/Hüttig, Dresden. Early version. For plate size 9 x 12 cm, engraved: no. 15...

Exceptionally Rare Swiss Magazine Detective Camera by E. Suter, Basle, c. 1894 Magazine for 20 plates (9 x 12 cm), rotary shutter, Detectiv Suter F8 l

Tropical Wood Magazine Camera, c. 1888 Emil Wünsche, Reick near Dresden. "Mars"-like box magazine camera for 12 plates 9 x 12 cm. Pla...

Outfit "Photographie De Poche No. 2", c. 1865 Appareil Dubroni, Brev. S.G.D.G., 236 Rue Auber 9. Wet collodion equipment of the 2nd model ...

Ermanox (1,8/85 mm), 1924 Ermanox by Ernemann, Dresden (viewfinder with Zeiss Ikon label). Serial number 1254190, classical reporter camera. 4,5 x 6 c

"Kalos" Folding Camera With engraving: PAT. APP. FOR, so probably never produced in series. Folding strut camera with felt looking bellows...

Prototype: The First Motordrive Camera in the World and Forerunner of "Le Pascal", c. 1897 Japy & Cie, France. Walnut tree body, Jumel...

Sigriste (6,5 x 9 cm), 1899 S.O.L. Paris. Beautiful brown leather covered wooden body with magazine for 12 plates. Special focal-plane shutter with sp

Sigriste (9 x 12 cm), 1899 S.O.L. Paris. Serial number 5! Special focal-plane shutter 1/40 up to 1/2500 sec. Lens by Schulz & Billerbeck, Goerli...

Sigriste (9 x 12 cm), 1899 S.O.L. Paris. Extraordinary deluxe version, with salmon-colored snake-skin leather covered wooden body, with changing plate

Sigriste (13 x 18 cm), c. 1910 S.O.L. Paris. Jumelle-style wooden body, brown leather-covered camera for 12 plates (13 x 18 cm) in changing magazine.

Sigriste-Stéréo (6 x 13 cm), 1898 S.O.L. Paris, very very rare. Beautifully brown leathered wooden stereo camera, with changing-plate maga...

2 Prototypes from Sigriste: Original Design Cameras from the S.O.L. Workshop in Paris, c. 1910 1) Camera body with Sigriste-typical design: Wood, the

Prototype Sigriste Tele Camera (9 x 12 cm), c. 1910 S.O.L. Paris. Wooden sliding box construction with rack-and-pinion distance-setting and E. Krauss,

Original Stereo Lens Set "Zeiss: Tessar 1:4,5/112" For the rare "Sigriste-Stéréo". - A fantastic lens pair to complete...