Its time for that clear out I keep talking about, lets start with this lot… Now all on ebay
1: A large plate rack, makers initial in metalwork SRL.
2: A very large plate rack, initialled in metalwork PMC.
As requested some pics of dimensions of the racks, and the larger one with a 16″ x 21″ glass plate in it.
3: A whole plate camera (6 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches) with two plate holders.
4: Whole plate camera, no plate holders. Has been cleaned and polished by previous owner.
5: Lancaster “The International” half plate camera with plate holder and Lancaster Waterhouse stop lens.
6: My trusty 5″x7″ camera with three plate holders, two having been used for wet plate.
7: Hunter Penrose sprung copy holder frame. Its 20″ x 24″, now who do I know with a HP that size?
8: Silver nitrate bath 4″ x 6″
9: Quarter plate silver nitrate bath.
10: Griffin Solar Folding Enlarger, seen here being assembled by Mark and Kristian, sorry its the only pic I have as just thought to add it for sale.
11: Epidiascope lens 18″ f3.6
12: Conley barn door pneumatic shutter.
13: Brass lens, with hood and flange. No matter what configuration I put the elements I cant get it to focus, I dont think its missing an element, maybe a spacer.
14: Dallmeyer RR whole plate lens, waterhouse slot for stops.
15: TT&H WAR 12″x16″ wide angle lens, with flange.
16: Brass barrel petzval, waterhouse slot. About 6 1/2 ” focal length ?f3.5
17: Larger brass barrel waterhouse slot petzval lens. 8 1/2 inch focal length, est f3.5
18: Bausch & Lomb 10″ f5 lens, the aperture blades removed by previous owner, so this is f5 only, with hood and flange.
19: Fallowfield 10″ x 12″ with two plate holder and aplant lens. SOLD
20: Copy Camera with Lancaster meniscus lens. Need a base making but its all there, including bellows very much a project.
Any questions please ask. And do feel free to make me an offer on anything before it goes on Ebay.
More to follow.
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How much for the smaller plate holder, shipped to Falkirk Scotland?
Hi Gregg, now listed on Ebay with all the other stuff…..
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