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Convertible Lens by Jamin and Darlot (1860)

1860

Darlot landscape lens, made in Paris. F: 35mm. 4 disc diaphragm, f/16, f/21. f/30, f/45. Brass lens cap. Rack and pinion focusing in flange. C. 1845

Darlot landscape lens

1840-1850

Darlot projection lens. F:24cm, rack and pinion focusing mount. Hinged lens cap by Charles Besseler, New York.

Darlot projection lens. F:24cm

Petzval type construction with rear elements carried in tapering housing marked F: removed leaving cemented front elements as landscape lens marked Paysagz. Lens separation adjustable by sliding tube, marked C, locked by screw marked H. Lens hood marked E. With brass lens cap. Rack and pinion focusing, pinion missing, in flange. Darlot.

Darlot landscape and portrait lens

Lens barrel wit set of interchangable elements; portrait - front and back elements; 11, 13, 16, 25, 38, 45 elements; extension ring; set of 9 waterhouse stops; in case; no 738.

Darlot Casket Lens Set

Pulligny-Puyo Anachromatic Portrait Lens 'Objectif d'Artiste'

Early kinetograph camera, designed by G.T. de Bedts, (with two lenses by Darlot) 1896

de Bedts cine camera

1896

Projection Lens

Projection Lens.

A Projection Lens.

Rapid rectilinear type lens No 3263. F: 9 1/2 inch c.f8. Slot for Waterhouse stops with one stop f15. Sliding fit in mount with locking screw.

Rapid Rectilinear Lens