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Kodak Retina (Type 117)

Photographic Technology

1934-1935

Kodak Retinette IIA Camera, Type 036

Photographic Technology

c.1960

Scleral contact lens in case, Stuttgart, Germany, 1936

Ophthalmology

1936

Spirit level graphometer, German, 1870-1876

Surveying

1870-1876

Mecablitz 115 Flash Gun

Photographic Technology

1960-1965
Pocket camera for 110 cartridge 13 x 17mm. Fixed aperture and focus lens with sliding cover. Fixed speed shutter, cocked by sliding film windon. Direct vision optical finder. Magicube flash socket rotated by windon mecahnism. Camera permanently enclosed in plastic case simulating peer 100 cigarette packet. In fitted presentation case with Kodacolor film, magicube flash extender and German instructions sheet . Kodak AG.

Peer 100 camera set

Photographic Technology

1976

Ultramarine 9. by G.Siegle & Co, Stuttgart in Germ

Industrial Chemistry

1900-1905

? Milori ? Bl superfine 1 by G.Siegle & Co, Stuttg

Industrial Chemistry

1900-1905

Kodak Retinette 1A 35mm camera

Photographic Technology

c.1963

Zeiss "Ikonta" Camera

Photographic Technology

1950-1955

"Adoro" Camera

Photographic Technology

1920-1925

Vermilion OO. by G.Siegle & Co, Stuttgart in Germa

Industrial Chemistry

1900-1905

Ready reckoner for Mansfeld with copyright by E.

Mathematics

1965-1975

Lithograph. Astronomical Diagram. [1. The earth's annual r

Nitzschke, Wilhelm (publisher)

c. 1870
Kodak Retina enlarger. Vertical enlarger for 35mm film negatives. Takes Retina camera (type 117). Column with preset stops for various enlargement sizes. 3-position setting of negative tray for various sizes; camera lens used for critical focusing. Red filter on swing-out arm. Diffuser missing.

Kodak Retina enlarger

Photographic Technology
Battery capacitor flash gun for SBC cap flashbulbs or capless bulbs using integral adaptor. 22 1/2 v battery. Spent bulb ejector. Detachable reflector 13cm diameter, crackle finish. Show base with 1/4 inch Whit. tripod socket. In plastics carrying case. With connecting lead with coaxial plug. Kodak AG.

Kodablitz flash holder

Photographic Technology
Contessa Nettel folding bellows camera for rollfilm No.116 2 1/2 x 4 1/4". Drop-front pull-out standard. Lever below lens moves front standard. Focus raneg 5ft to infinity. Fitted with Contessa Nettel Constigmat F.6.3 130mm f.1 mounted in an ever set Derval shutter with speeds 1sec 1/100 B. & T. With brilliant waist-level optical viewfinder attached to lens standard. Made of aluminium with a black leather covering. c.1932

Contessa Nettel folding bellows camera for rollfilm No.116

Photographic Technology

c.1932
Projector for 2 x 2 inch slides. Kodak Projektionsanastigmat lens fitted f/3.5 F: 7.5cm. No. 1390376. Gravity fed slide gate. Triple condenser. Rotating lens mouth with glass reflector. 240v 100w lamp. Two pin connector not original. Cylindrical lamphouse. elevating front screws on base. Kodak AG. 1939,

Retina projector

Photographic Technology

1939
Scribola stylus-operated adding/printing machine, by Ruthardt & Co., Stuttgart, in fitted case

Scribola stylus-operated adding/printing machine,

Mathematics
Permanent Green 90. by G.Siegle & Co, Stuttgart in Germany. One of a collection of colour dyes in bottles from the Colour Museum in Bradford, West Yorkshire, c.1900.

Permanent Green 90. by G.Siegle & Co, Stuttgart in

Industrial Chemistry

1900-1905
Exakt vertical enlarger. Manufactured by Andreas Veigel, Stuttgart. Vertical enlarger for 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 inch negatives; glassless carrier; Steinheil Cassar lens, F:10.5cm f/4.5 Serial No 295968. Helical lens mount and column calibrated 3-40 for rapid focusing. Electric lamp and condenser. Plate reads D.R.P./angemeld/Exakt/D.R.G.M./Andreas Veigel, Stuttgart-Cannstatt.

Exakt Vertical Enlarger

Photographic Technology

1940-1960
Nagel Vollenda No 48 camera. Self erecting folding camera for 127 film, 3 x 4 cm. Schneider-Jruznach Radionar lens, F:5cm, f/3.5 - 16. No 485264. Front cell focusing to 3.5 feet. Compur shutter 1/2/5/10/25/50/100/300/B/T. collapsing optical frame finder, depth field indicator, No 149081. Overall (deployed): 100 mm x 110 mm x 85 mm.

Nagel Vollendar No 48 camera, c 1933

Photographic Technology

1928-1938
Nagel folding bellows camera for rollfilm N0,120 2 1/4 x 3 1/4". Drop-front pull-out type. Lever to focus lens. FOcusing range is 6ft to infinity. Fitted with Nagel Anastigmat lens F.6.8 105 mm by Dr Aug. Nagel Stuttgart mounted in a Nagel 3-speed shutter 1/25-1/100 B. & T. With brilliant waist-level viewfinder attached to front lens panel. All metal construction with leather covering. c.1924

Nagel folding bellows camera

Photographic Technology

c.1924
Kodak Pocket 450 Ektralite camera. Electronic flash. Reomar 24mm lens. Folding cover doubles as handle. '1880-1980 100 Jahre Zukunft der Fotografie'.

Kodak Pocket 450 Ektralite camera

Photographic Technology
Folding camera for instant pictures PR10 packs; automatic exposure system; light-dark adjustment; brightline direct vision optical finder with coincidence type rangefinder; flipflask socket; battery testlamp.

Kodak EK 8 camera

Photographic Technology

1977-1979
Kodak lens hood type F original cartons. Kodak AG.

Carton For Kodak Lens Hood Type F

Photographic Technology
Retinette 1A camera type 044 with Prontor 300S shutter.

Retinette 1A camera Type 044

Photographic Technology

1963-1966
Retinette 1A camera type 044 with Prontor 250S shutter.

Retinette 1A camera Type 044 with Prontor 250S shutter.

Photographic Technology

1963-1966
Bauer TR100 Retro Sound Super 8 sound projector, 1976. Manufactured by Bauer of Germany.

Bauer TR100 Retro Sound Super 8 sound projector, 1976

Cinematography

1976
Kodak Retinette 1B (Type 037). Serial No's 50596 and E45800. Reomar lens 1:2.8/45mm. Rodenstock Prozno-LK shutter, 2.8, 4, 5, 6, 8, 11, 22.

Kodak Retinette 1B (Type 037)

Photographic Technology

1959-1963
Rectangular bronze medal, to commemorate Humboldt and Bonpland's exploration of South America, 1799-1804, and the 14th International South (?) American Congress, made by Mayer and Wilhelm, Stuttgart, Germany, 1904.

Medal commemorating Humboldt and Bonpland's South American exploration

Wellcome Medals

1904
Oxamine Pure Blue by Badische Anilin & Soda Fabrik (BASF) Stuttgart & Ludwigshafen in Germany. One of a collection of colour dyes in bottles from the Colour Museum in Bradford, West Yorkshire, c.1900.

Oxamine Pure Blue by Badische Anilin & Soda Fabrik

Industrial Chemistry

1900-1905
Zeiss Ikon Nettar 515/16 rollfilm camera using 120 film and 12 exposures 2 1/4".Fitted with a Novar Anastigmat F.4,5 in a Prontor Synchro shutter 1 sec 1/300. Front cell focusing. With optical viewfinder. c.1953

Zeiss Ikon Nettar 515/16

Photographic Technology

c.1953
Bronze medal to commemorate J. H. Dunant, founder of the Red Cross Society and promoter of the Geneva Convention, by Mayer and Wilhelm, Stuttgart, Germany, 1908-1920.

Bronze medal to commemorate J. H. Dunant, founder

Wellcome Medals

1908-1920
Retina III S 35mm camera with interlinked controls - coupled coincidence rangefinder, rapid lever film transport with automatic exposure counter. Shutter is behind-the-lens Synchro Compur with speeds 1 sec to 1/500sec and B. Fitted with a Schneider Kreuznach Retina Xenon f.1.9 50mm focal length in a helical focusing mount. With direct optical viewfinder with reflected frames for alternative focal lengths with parallax correction. 1958.

Retina IIIS

Photographic Technology

1958
Rectangular bronze plaque to commemorate the 2nd centenary of the birth of Carl Linnaeus, by Mayer and Wilhelm, Stuttgart, Germany, 1907.

Rectangular bronze plaque to commemorate the 2nd c

Wellcome Medals

1907
Small rectangular bronze plaque, to commemorate the life and work of Professor Rudolf Virchow, by artist Richard Placht, produced by Mayer and Wilhelm, Stuttgart, Germany, 1902

Small rectangular bronze plaque, to commemorate th

Wellcome Medals

1902
Diazo Brilliant Green 3G by BASF Stuttgart & Ludwigshafen in Germany. One of a collection of colour dyes in bottles from the Colour Museum in Bradford, West Yorkshire, c.1900.

Diazo Brilliant Green 3G by BASF Stuttgart & Ludwi

Industrial Chemistry

1900-1905
Leather Yellow DR by Badische Anilin & Soda Fabrik (BASF) Stuttgart & Ludwigshafen in Germany. One of a collection of colour dyes in bottles from the Colour Museum in Bradford, West Yorkshire, c.1900.

Leather Yellow DR by Badische Anilin & Soda Fabrik

Industrial Chemistry

1900-1905
Folding metal plate camera for 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 inch plates. Nagel doppel anastigmat lens F:10.5 cm f/4.5-32. No 213520. Deckel compur shutter 1/2/5/10/25/50/100/250/T/B. Screw rising and cross front. Rack and pinion focusing, double extension brilliant reflecting finder, wire frame finder, spirit level. 53756.

Nagel Recomar No18 Plate camera

Photographic Technology

1933
Bauer 16mm double headed cine projector, previously used in the projection rooms at the National Media Museum. Manufactured by Robert Bosch Photokino Gmbh, 1980s. Serial No 859885504442823. Base unit marked 'Klangfilm'. Plaque on side reads 'DANGER - ZENON LAMP EXPLOSION'.

Bauer 16mm Double Headed Cine Projector

Cinematography

1980s
Kodak regent camera, 1938-1939, manufactured by Kodak A G Stuttgart. Folding camera for 620 roll film 2 1/4 x 3 1/4 inches. Fitted with a Zeiss Tessar lens F:10.5 cm f4.5-32. No 1796709. Compur rapid shutter 1/2/5/10/25/50/100/200/400/T/B delayed action. Co incident type rangefinder coupled to rack and pinion focusing, collapsing optical frame finder, self erecting bellows. Stream lined body. NO 903907. Overall (deployed): 170 mm x 102 mm x 130 mm.

Kodak Regent Six-20 camera

Photographic Technology

1938-39
Close-up rangefinder for Kodak camera instructions. Kodak AG.

Instructions For Close-up Rangefinder for Kodak camera

Photographic Technology
Folding metal plate camera for 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 inch plates. Fitted with a Schneider Radionar anastigmat lens, F: 10.5cm f/6.3-32. Pronto shutter 25/50/100/T/B. Delayed action, rotating brilliant reflecting finder, wire frame finder, sliding rising front, lever focusing to 4 feet. Ground glass focusing screen with hood. Kodak A.G. 1933

Anca No 14 Kodak camera

Photographic Technology

1933
Close-up rangefinder for Kodak camera tables. Kodak AG.

Tables For Close-up Rangefinder for Kodak camera

Photographic Technology
Self erecting folding camera for 620 rollfilm 6 x 9cm. Fitted with a Kodak anastigmat lens F:7.5cm f/4.5-32. Pronto shutter 25/50/100/T/B. Short cable release. Delayed action, folding frame finder. Depth of field calculator. Front cell focusing. Kodak AG 1933.

Kodak Duo 620 camera

Photographic Technology

1933
Kodak Retina IB camera, type 019, 1957-1960, with ever ready case, accessory case with lens hood. With flash and Synchro Compur shutter. Overall (deployed): 90 mm x 130 mm x 90 mm. Xenar f2.8, 50mm lens No 6293864 and a Synchro-Compur shutter. The camera has a built-in photoelectric exposure meter.

Kodak Retina IB camera, Type 019

Photographic Technology

1957-1960
Kodalux 3 electronic flash. Forpocket cameras with flipflash socket, ready light, uses 2 AA cell batteries.

Kodalux 3 electronic flash

Photographic Technology

1978
Kodak Retinette camera, Type 012, 1949-1951, signed 'Nels J Pyberg' on front. In ever ready case. overall (deployed): 76 mm x 122 mm x 84 mm. A folding miniature camera for 35mm film, fitted with a Reomar f4.5, 50mm lens No 2676191 and a Prontor S shutter.

Kodak Retinette camera

Photographic Technology

1949-1951
Kodak Retina camera (type 010), 1946. No. 21 5993. Self erecting folding camera for 35mm film, 24 x 36mm. Retina Xenar coated lens f/3.5-16 No.2023028. Compur rapid shutter 1/2/5/10/25/50/100/250/500/B. Direct vision optical finder. Helical focusing. Body release. Rotary frame counter. Added accessory shoe. Depth of field scale. Kodak Ag. Overall (deployed): 122 mm x 78 mm x 82 mm.

Kodak retina camera (type 010)

Photographic Technology

1946