J. F. Treeby collection of cameras and microscope accessories.
"Universal" folding plate hand/stand camera by S. Gandolfi, with a "Blitz" double anastigmat series III lens.
"Junior Sanderson" bellows plate camera, made by George Houghton & Son Limited, with a Taylor Hobson lens and a Bausch & Lomb shutter; accompanied by case and plate holders.
"British" bellows half-plate camera and case, made by Joshua Billcliff for J.T. Chapman, with a Perken, Son & Rayment "rapid euryscope" lens attached, and also accompanied by a portable symmetrical 7x5 "optimus" lens.
Three glass plate holders for a 'British' half plate Camera, made by Joshua Billcliff & Sons Ltd.
Case for the "British" half-plate camera made by Joshua Billcliff.
Leather case with green baize interior and includes two felt drawstring bags and two lens caps, lined with velvet.
"British" bellows half-plate camera, made by Joshua Billcliff for J.T. Chapman, with a Perken, Son & Rayment "rapid euryscope" lens attached, and also accompanied by a portable symmetrical 7x5 "optimus" lens.
'Periflex' 35mm camera with attachments in leather case made by Corfield Ltd of London in around 1956.
'Periflex' 35mm camera made by Corfield Ltd of London in around 1956.
Box containing accessories for Corfield "Periflex" camera.
includes; 4 piece screw mounted extension tube, 2 lens fittings and instruction leaflet by Oak Ltd.
Leather case for 35mm camera by Corfield Ltd, c.1956
A Zeiss "Ikonta" folding camera in leather case.
A Zeiss Ikon foldable plate camera, with "Compur" shutter made by F. Deckel; accompanied by six plate holders and a case.
Anshutz camera made by C.P. Goerz, Berlin, Germany in around 1910.
Sanderson Junior folding field camera in black leather case
Compur shutter, made by F. Deckel, with a Zeiss Tessar lens.
'The Sanderson' lens panel, three plate holders and three lens flanges.
Western Master III universal photoelectric exposure meter, made by Sangamo Weston Limited.
'Bee' exposure meter for autochromes, made by Watkins Meter Company. Includes original box and instruction leaflet, 7th edition.
Three instruction cards for the Watkins 'Bee' exposure meter and one empty box marked 'Miranda; Japan' on the base.
Two of the instruction cards are detailed, printed both sides of a card folded into four. One is dated April 1st 1911 (17th year of issue, price 1d). The other is dated January 16th 1924 (31st year of issue, price 3d with an additional postage cost of 3.5d).
'Bee' exposure meter for autochromes, made by Watkins Meter Company. Includes original box.
Watkin's exposure meter (pocket watch style actinometer) in box with leaflets and tint plate dial.
Corfield Lumax lens.
'Adon' telephoto adapter lens made by the optician J.H. Dallmeyer, with leather case.
Filter holder containing yellow Wratten-2-type glass filter by Lumiere.
Rodinax 35 U developing tank, with box.
Rondinax 60 daylight developing tank by Agfa, in original cardboard box with instructions booklet.
Circular Wratten type K1 yellow filter in box by Kodak.
Brass-mounted wide angle rapid rectilinear lens made by Wray.
Brass mounted No. 2 landscape lens by Dallmeyer.
Camera "Time and Instantaneous" roller blind shutter, made by Thornton Pickard.
A time development thermometer, made by the Watkins Meters Company.
Mecablitz 115 electronic flash gun, made by Metz Ltd.
"Agfalux" Type 6076 electronic pocket flash gun made by Agfa, with its case.
A leather case for an "Agfalux" Type 6076 electronic pocket flash gun.
"Agfalux" Type 6076 electronic pocket flash gun made by Agfa.
Five lens caps, brass lens mounting plate and miscellaneous items in a box.
Cardboard box with two microscope Polarising units.
One microscope Polarising unit.
Unsigned microscope polarising prism.
Cardboard box for two microscope Polarising units.
A marching compass, with leather case, made by Anglo Swiss Association. The compass has been built to the Verner's pattern.
