Thornton Pickard film pack adaptor for Junior Special box camera. Thornton Pickard Junior Special Film Pack Adaptor Photographic Technology
Single lens reflex camera for 3 1/4 x 4 1/4 inch film packs. Fitted with a Taylor Taylor Hobson Cooke anastigmat series XI lens no 123826 F: 6 1/4 inch f/3.5-16. Sliding rising front, rack and pinion focusing, focal plane shutter 10/15/25/50/75/100/150/200/300/500/1000/T. Shutter released by mirror raising knob, rotating back with Thornton Pickard film pack adaptor. Ground glass focusing screen with depp hood. Thornton Pickard. Thornton Pickard junior special reflex camera Photographic Technology
Folding stand triple extension camera for 3 1/4 x 4 1/4 inch plates. Fitted with an Aldis anastigmat lens No.2 f/6-45 No. 40668 (Aldis). Thornton Pickard Time and Instantaneous shutter 15/30/45/75/90/T. Sliding and rising front, sliding cross and falling front. Swing front and back. Reversible back. Rack and pinion focusing on front and rear panels with triple extension. Built in tripod turntables. Separate tripod legs. Thornton-Pickard. Thornton Pickard Imperial Triple Extension Camera Photographic Technology 1905-1915
Single lens reflex camera for 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 inch plates. Fitted with a Taylor-Hobson cooke anastigmat lens F:5 inches f/4.5-16 No. 134 314. Focal plane shutter 10/15/25/50/75/100/150/200/300/500/100/T/ Sliding rising front. Rack and pinion focusing. Reflex ground glass screen with folding hood. Patent No. 6238.12. Revolving back. With ground glass screen holder and a single metal darkslide. Sold by W.H. Tomkinson, 81 Dale Street, Liverpool. Thornton-Pickard. Thornton-Pickard junior special reflex camera Photographic Technology
Large rollerblind shutter for 4 1/2 inches diameter lens mount. 10/20/30/40/50/T on 9 inch square wooden panel with flange for T-H lens. Thornton Pickard. Thornton Pickard time and inst. Shutter Photographic Technology
Thornton Pickard 'Ruby' folding bellows field or stand camera. With triple extension, tapered leather bellows, swing and reversing back, rising front and rack and pinion focusing. Lens panel clips to the baseboard. Provision for a tripod. Fitted with an F.10 Aplanat lens by Lancaster. Made of mahogany with brass fittings. Thornton Pickard Manufacturing Co. c.1885. Thornton Pickard 'Ruby' folding bellows field or stand camera, c 1890 Photographic Technology 1880-1890
Thornton Pickard 'Victory' single lens reflex camera. With no reversing back. Rack and pinon focusing with focal plane shutter. Shutter speeds obtained by varying aperture with speeds a/10 to 1/1000 and T. Lens panel has rising front and is fitted a Wray Lustrar F.5.9 5" f.1 lens. Wood construction with metal fittings covered in black leather. Thornton Pickard Manufacturing Co. c 1920. Thornton Pickard 'Victory' single lens reflex camera, c 1920 Photographic Technology 1915-1925
Thornton Pickard Ruby camera. Quarterplate folding camera, brass and mahogany. Bellows plate. Rising and swing front. Double focussing pinions - front and back Pendulum level. Built-in tripod fittings. No.3193A. Fitted with Cooke lens 1259. No 3193. Thornton Pickard Ruby camera. Quarterplate folding camera Photographic Technology 1899-1905
Thornton-Pickard MK III, Hythe Gun camera. Thornton-Pickard MK III Hythe Gun camera, c 1916 Photographic Technology 1915-1919
The Imperial Enlarger by Thornton-Pickard. Horizontal enlarger for half plates. No lens; large double condenser system; rack focusing; lamphouse fitted with Ensign 'MonoliteOutfit' lamp holder, with bakelite two-pin plug and ceramic bulb holder. Black curtain. The Imperial Enlarger by Thornton-Pickard. Horizontal enlarger for half plates Photographic Technology
Thornton-Pickard Junior Special, a quarter plate. Fitted with a Tessar F.4.5 15cm lens in a helical focusing mount. Made of mahogany covered in leather. With collapsible folding hood. Reflecting mirror silvered to prevent double reflection. With self capping shutter, sppeds up to 1/1000sec. c.1924 Thornton-Pickard Junior Special Photographic Technology 1924
Thornton Pickard Mark III H (Hythe) gun camera, manufactured 1916. Gunnery training camera in form of Lewis Gun. 2 1/4 rollfilm (film carrier missing) wound on by cocking gun. Long focus lens with three blade shutter in barrel. Fired by pulling the trigger. Punch to mark off exposures. Graticule (missing) to indicate aiming success. Automatic exposure counter to 14. Thornton Pickard. Mounted on wooden display stand. Thornton Pickard MKIII H gun camera Photographic Technology 1916
Vice tool used to secure an object for work, made by Bob Watkins during his time as an apprentice at the Linotype and Machinery Co. in Broadheath, Trafford in the mid-1960s. Vice tool made by Bob Watkins Printing & Writing c1965
Clamp tool used to position objects for work, made by Bob Watkins during his time as an apprentice at the Linotype and Machinery Co. in Broadheath, Trafford in the mid-1960s. Clamp tool made by Bob Watkins Printing & Writing c1965
Tap wrench tool used to turn taps or other small tools, made by Bob Watkins during his time as an apprentice at the Linotype and Machinery Co. in Broadheath, Trafford in the mid-1960s. Tap wrench handle tool made by Bob Watkins Printing & Writing c1965
B block tool used to support a workpiece for manufacturing or inspection, made by Bob Watkins during his time as an apprentice at the Linotype and Machinery Co. in Broadheath, Trafford in the mid-1960s. V block tool made by Bob Watkins Printing & Writing c1965
Internal calipers tool used to measure the distance between two sides of an object, made by Bob Watkins during his time as an apprentice at the Linotype and Machinery Co. in Broadheath, Trafford in the mid-1960s. Internal calipers tool made by Bob Watkins Printing & Writing c1965
Clamp tool used to support an object for work, made by Bob Watkins during his time as an apprentice at the Linotype and Machinery Co. in Broadheath, Trafford in the mid-1960s. Clamp tool made by Bob Watkins Printing & Writing c1965
Filing tool used to shape metal, made by Bob Watkins during his time as an apprentice at the Linotype and Machinery Co. in Broadheath, Trafford in the mid-1960s. Filing tool made by Bob Watkins Printing & Writing c1965
