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Rare Large format Scientific Lense
Rare Large format Double Anastigmat f6.8 Scientific Lense with manual shutter
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Ultra Rare Kodak String-Set Sector-Style Shutter & Two Lenses 1889-1897 (Work)
• The Sector Blade: Unlike modern leaf shutters that open from the center, the sector shutter was a single plate with an aperture hole. When triggered, the plate swung across the lens opening, allowing light to pass through briefly.
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PACKARD IDEAL SHUTTER 2 ¾ INCHES SYNCHRO & EXTRAS TESTED!!!
TECHNICAL NOTES: We tested the shutter speed. The Synchronization is primitive, there are two connections for bell wires at the top. We tested the release with a pocket strobe, and it did work correctly.
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Wollensak Optical Co. Patent Aug. 13 1912 Shutter & Lens 🔰 #0369
Wollensak Optical Co. Patent Aug. 13 1912 Shutter & Lens. The photo shows all the flaws, look carefully at the photo. 🇺🇸 United States. Languages: English, Ukrainian. USA (EST): 6:00 AM – 19:00 AM.
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Packard Ideal #5 Large Format Air Shutter. Large Size with 3.5” Opening. CLA’D.
CLA’D by Tom Lazaroff of PHOTOLAZ. Shutter has a 3.5″ opening. Weight is about 1 lb. Clean and smooth blades. Shutter been CLA’d by Tom Lazaroff.
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Lot of 3 Vintage Camera Straps Band Holds Hippie Retro Boho Photographers
Used. These items are in good working condition; however, they do have some flaws as shown (discoloration, light rust on metal hooks). The black side has some discoloration (see pictures and video please).
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DuPont 1950s Microcopy Film Canister 35mm Safety Negative Film Panchromatic
They are marked “MICROCOPY” Safety Negative Film. Canisters are empty.
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1913 Eastman Kodak Ball Bearing Lens Brass Optical Rochester NY Made In USA
1913 Eastman Kodak. Bausch and Lomb Optical. Condition: Lens appears to be in very good conditions. No issues with shutter / shutter blades. Might need a light cleaning.
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Bausch & Lomb 1939 Compur Shutter instructions, RARE and COLLECTIBLE
From Bausch & Lomb, a 1939 Compur shutter instruction pamphlet. B&L was a big player in the photographic lens business during the mid 19th century to mid 20th century. Always and still an optics company, they were innovators across the board for photographic and eyewear products. They made some pretty nice lenses of their own…
