Watson London 2" f/1.9 Lens

A Watson 3" f1.9 lens Serial No: S1251 Date: c. 1940s Barrel: F/G - some paint wear and chips to the rim Optics: F/G - some fungus, cleaning marks, and internal dust Notes: An extremely rare lens. The

Mahogany stereo camera in beautiful condition, for 12x16.5cm plates, original bellows, complete brass fittings, with matching Wray London 5 1/2" brass lenses no.5806 and 7027, three double film holder

Victorian brass & mahogany Studio Plate Camera by W. Watson & Sons, High Holborn, London with No.4614 Swift & Son London No.2 W.A.Paragon f11.3 - 45.2 lens and remote shutter, L51cm, W48cm max

3 English Microscopes 1) Universal Dissecting Microscope, c. 1925, Watson & Son, London, black-painted cast-iron base, plane mirror, joint revolving arm for the lens, rack-and-pinion focussing, 2 lens

A Dallmeyer 2" f/1.9 Kinematograph Lens Serial No: 115939 Barrel: G/VG Optics: G/VG Notes: in brass non focussing mount

original Leica L39 rangefinder coupled mount, chrome, serial no. 482656, body, G-VG, elements, VG-E, some light cleaning marks to the front element

chrome, serial no. 459812, body, VG-E, elements, VG, some very light marks, in maker's original box

chrome, serial no. 446574, body, G-VG, elements, VG, some very light cleaning marks.

A Vulcan Bomber R88 Operator's Cameras with Dallmeyer 2" f/1.9 Super-Six Anastigmat Lens Serial No: 0231, Military ref no.14a/4260 Body: F-G Lens: 485878 Optics: F-G some marks to front elements

A Vulcan Bomber R88 Operator's Cameras with Dallmeyer 2" f/1.9 Super-Six Anastigmat Lens Serial No: 0165, Military ref no.14a/4260 Body: F-G Lens: 489356 Optics: F-G some marks to front elements .

A Dallmeyer 2” f/1.9 Super-Six Projection Lens Serial No: 231162 Body: VG Optics: G - some haze and light fungus

converted to Leica M mount, black, serial no. 693812, body, VG, elements, VG-E

Lenses made by the Beck Optical Co. of London. 2 Beck Symmetrical lenses set up as a stereo set in a wood lens board. Clear optics and smooth iris. Board measures 5.75" wide, 3.25" tall. From the Howa

Canon Model II D1 rangefinder camera, for 35mm film. Serial number 96376 with leather half case, 1952-1954. Condition: Signs of normal use or age. Barrel shows signs of light wear and/or usage. Glass

Schneider - Kreuznach Xenon lens 50mm f/1.9, for Exakta mount. Condition: Barrel shows signs of wear and/or moderate usage. Glass appears to have no scratches or damage.

Antique Camera Lens & Accessories Including W. Butcher & Son Royal Mail Stamp Camera Lens, Perken Son & Rayment, Hatton Garden/London Lens, 1/2 Plate British Field Camera without lens. Max L 13 3/4 in

Dallmeyer, Ross, and Thornton-Pickard Catalogues, 1914 onwards 1) Dallmeyer Lenses and Apparatus, c. 1937, 60 pages, e.g. with Super-Six Anastigmat for Leica. – 2) Ross London Lenses & Cameras, c. 1

Eight books on horses contain the following: 1 - The Turf, 272pp, Alfred E.T. Watson, Lawrence and Bullen Ltd., London, 1898. 2 - Horse Nonsense, 132pp, Yeatman, Sellar, Reynolds, William Morrow & Com

A Oversized Half Plate Marion Soho Reflex Camera c.1920, with revolving back, signed by previous owner, photographer; J.K Donaldson of Hull, retrofitted with a Ross London 8 1/2" f/4.5 Xpres lens (803

Dissolving-View Magic Lantern by E. Leybold's, Cöln E. Leybold's Nachfolger, Cöln a. Rh. Magic lantern, order no. 2489 in maker's catalog, with 2 brass lenses, "Trade Mark London Made 7 in." (180 mm

Antique Mantel Clock Thomas Watson London,H 17 in.(43 cm),preview from Jan.21st to 25th at 2:00 PM TO 6:00 PM Eastern Time Location: 15229 Display Court Rockville MD 20850.

Electric-Powered Mercury Interrupter, c. 1920 Manufactured by Watson, London. For operation of high-potential coils, with 2 or 4 interruptions per revolution, cast iron, height 13 in. Quecksilber-Unte

Microscope in Wooden Box, original locking, Smith & Beck 2503 London, box cracked on top & bottom with additional damage, missing 2 lenses

Monocular Microscope, A. Ross, London. Barlimb model. Date of manufacture: 1852. Serial number: 504. All brass with mahogany case and glass door. Objective lens 1: A. Ross 1856. Objective lens 2: A. R