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Tailboard Studio Camera With 4x5 Sliding Back & Petzval Type Lens

Tailboard Studio Camera W/ 4x5 Sliding Back & Petzval Type Lens. In Used Conditions and in Working Order. Please check all my photos for exact conditions..... In Used Conditions and in working Order. Please Check all my Pictures above for exact conditions. You will get exactly what you see on the Photos above. You are purchasing EXACTLY what you see in the pictures! We strive to provide excellent customers service to our buyers. This item is in the category "Cameras & Photo\Vintage Movie & Photography\Vintage Cameras\Other Vintage Cameras". The seller is "villagegoodies"...

1864 Dallmeyer Sliding Box Wet Plate Camera With 2b Dallmeyer Lens

  This extraordinary early quarter-plate-size wet plate collodion camera not only has a wonderful Dallmeyer 2B lens, the camera itself was manufactured by Dallmeyer. According to the Dallmeyer archive, the lens was made on October 14, 1864, definitively dating this to the Civil War era. It is a gorgeous camera, which appears to be made of walnut. Curiously, in this camera the front is stationary and the back moves, but there's no tailboard. The support for the back standard slides in a grooved panel on the bottom board and passes to the front, not the back. I've never seen another like it....

Roseman 1/4 Sliding Box Daguerreotype Replica Camera. Vintage Darlot Brass Lens

  Ivan Roseman's quarter plate Daguerreotype Replica Camera. Made in England in 1989. A beautiful hand-made replica quarter plate Daguerreotype / Wet Plate type camera. Cosmetic condition is Ex+ or 8.5 of 10. Some small scratches / cracks, but not bad at all. Original Ground Glass and Wet Plate Holder. No markings on the lens barrel. Probably a Petzval deign lens with two(2) air spaced elements in the rear, and two(2) glued elements in the front. This lens will cover up to 3x4. No aperture or aperture slide. Built-in Focusing Rail with side focusing Knob. Front filter diameter is about ...

1872 R. W. Thomas Sliding Box Wet Plate Camera Withross Lens, Repeating Back, More

   Here's a beautiful, uncommon and unusual sliding box wet plate camera manufactured in the early 1870's by R. The camera comes with its original Ross lens and its original repeating back, as well as its original extension box for close-up photography. There was no wet plate holder with the camera when I got it (just the repeating back), so I set it up with a Thornton Pickard dry plate holder, which fits the back perfectly and appears to have been made using the same type of mahogany. I suspect the Thornton Pickard plate holder can be modified for use with collodion-covered plates. ...
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