5159. Kodak Stereo 35 camera

23 x 24 mm format on normal 35mm film which can be rapidly loaded without threading. Kodak Anaston f3.5 lenses with click stops to f22. Central viewfinder incorporates visible liquid level. Shutter 1/25 to 1/200 sec. X,M,F synch. Shutter appears to work normally, excellent appearance. With half case

5160. 'Stereograms' (Iloca) 3D f2.8 Stereo Rapid camera

35mm. f2.8 model c. 1963. A custom British made version of this fine quality German stereo camera with coupled rangefinder. 23 x 24mm format. Cassarit 4 glass Tessar type lenses in Prontor SVS shutter 1-1/300 sec B. XMV flash synch. Lever wound. Sold by Stereograms England with their special black covering, black base and ³Stereograms² engraving Very scarce. Very clean and working on all speeds. Uv filters and maker's ER case. Note: See companion viewer listed separately if still available.

5163. Belplasca 35mm stereo camera

By VEB Belca-Werk, introduced at the international fair Leipziger Frühjahrsmesse in 1954, this camera is very highly regarded by stereo enthusiasts because of it's quality build, larger format of 24 x 30mm and its two Carl Zeiss Jena, T coated, 1:3.5/37.5mm lenses. Shutter: 1 sec to 1/200 sec. Iris diaphragm to f16. Very clean, fully working with maker's ER case. Note: See companion viewer listed separately if still available.

5165. Coroner '3-D' stereo Camera

This is the earlier 1030's model in multicoloured bakelite, later models were black. Single pictures or stereo pairs 45 x 107mm on 127 film. T. I shutter. Excellent and working.

5166. Coronet '3-D' stereo camera

8 single pictures or 4 stereo pairs 45 x 107mm on 127 film. Black plastic construction. Unusual binocular viewfinder. T. I shutter. Excellent working condition

5168. Owla Stereo camera

Owla Koki Japan; 35mm. with a pair of Owla Anastigmat f/3.5 35mm. lenses, fully working shutter with speeds from 1/10th to 1/200th of a second. A scarce camera in excellent condition with maker's leather ever ready case.

5172. Le Glyphoscope stereo camera/viewer

by Richard Paris having case, focusing screen, six darkslides 45 x 107mm. in the maker's fitted case. The shutter mechanism can be unclipped and removed leaving the rest of the camera to be used as a viewer.

5175. Iloca Stereo II

ILOCA STEREO ll c. 1952. by Wilhelm Witt, Hamburg Germany, 24 x 24mm. on 35mm. film. Ilitar f3.5 35mm. lenses. Prontor-S shutter 1 to 1/300 sec. B. Some greying of alloy around the lens bezels, (see picture) else excellent and working.(JC) 527. (MA)2396.

5177. Verascope No. 2 stereo camera c. 1899

by Richard Paris. All metal, grey finished brass camera. Between lens reflecting finder and folding optical finder. With magazine for 45 x 107mm. glass plates. Rapid Rectilinear lenses, working horizontal Guillotine shutter. Original case, (well worn) With original instruction book for the Verascope system. Camera is very good with some wear to the finish mainly on the magazine.

5227. Kodak Panoram No.1 model C

c. 1900. Produces 4 excellent 7 inch (18cm.) 112 degree pictures originally on on 105 (120 size) roll film, modern 120 roll film fits OK. Working model. Back removes for film loading. Excellent with original case.