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Kodak Retina (Type 117)

Photographic Technology

1934-1935

Kodak Retinette IIA Camera, Type 036

Photographic Technology

c.1960

"Adoro" Camera

Photographic Technology

1920-1925

Scleral contact lens in case, Stuttgart, Germany, 1936

Ophthalmology

1936

Mecablitz 115 Flash Gun

Photographic Technology

1960-1965

Magneto Port Type ZH6 No. 2090658, for 230 H.P. Benz Aero engine No. 33.278

Aircraft Propulsion

1926
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

Spirit level graphometer, German, 1870-1876

Surveying

1870-1876

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

Zeiss "Ikonta" Camera

Photographic Technology

1950-1955

Kodak Retinette 1A 35mm camera

Photographic Technology

c.1963

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

Industrial Chemistry

1900-1905

Disc of radioactive earth, West Germany, 1900-1936

Ethnography and Folk Medicine

1900-1936

Small medical bag, leather, with metal fittings, s

Therapeutics

1915

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
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
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
Kodak Instamatic 230 camera. Overall: 27 mm x 122 mm x 54 mm. Plastic-bodied snapshot camera for 110 cartridge loading film.

Kodak Instamatic 230 camera

Photographic Technology

1976
Zeiss Moviscop 8mm animated viewer. Rear projection; rotating prism block; film notcher. Serial No 35661. Cable with plug removed.

Zeiss Moviscop 8mm animated viewer

Cinematography
Kodak Ektra 200 camera. Kodak AG. 110 cartridge; Kodar 22mm lens; flipflash socket.

Kodak Ektra 200 Camera

Photographic Technology
Rigid-bodied miniature camera for 127 rollfilm, 3 x 4 cm. Lens panel extended on course Helical 3 by lever operation. Fitted with a Leitz Elmar lens, F:5cm f/3.5-16. No 110066. Compur shutter, 1/2/5/10/25/50/100/300 with cable release. Helical screw focusing to 2.5 feet. Collapsing optical frame finder with depth of field indicator. Serial No 9440. Nagel, c.1933. This camera was first manuafactured by Nagel-Werke and by Kodak AG from 1932. It was imported into Britain by R F Hunter and sold as the 'Rolloroy' camera

Nagel Pupille miniature camera

Photographic Technology

1931
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
Everready case and accessory case with lens hood for Kodak Retina IB camera, type 019, 1957-1960.

Case and Accessories for Kodak Retina IB camera, Type 019

Photographic Technology

1957-1960
Accessories and instructions for Bauer TR100 Retro Sound Super 8 sound projector, 1976. Manufactured by Bauer of Germany.

Accessories for Bauer TR100 Retro Sound Super 8 sound projector, 1976

Cinematography

1976
Folding self erecting camera for 35mm film 24 x 36mm. Fitted with a Zeiss Option Tessar lens f/2.8-22 F:45mm Bo.970731. Synchro compur shutter 1/2/5/10/25/50/100/250/500/B. Flash synchronised and M switch, coaxial socket. Coincident type rangefinder coupled to front cell focusing. Depth of field scale ASA 6-400, 15 secs - 1/5000, f/2.8-22. Accessory shoe. Film type reminder. Wind on and rewind knobs on base. No. B 65903. Zeiss Ikon. c.1953.

Zeiss Ikon Contessa camera 533/24

Photographic Technology

1948-1958
Vollenda No. 52 camera. Folding camera for 127 rollfilm, 4 x 6.5cm. Fitted with a Zeiss TEssar F:7.5c, f/4.5-32 No. 1392726, front cell focusing in fee et. Rimset Compur shutter 1/2/5/10/25/50/100/300/B/T. Brilliant reflecting rotating finder, folding frame finder. Self erecting. Depth of field indicator ON body. No 159211. Kodak AG,1933-1938. Overall (deployed): 125 mm x 80 mm x 102 mm.

Nagel Vollenda No. 52

Photographic Technology

1933-1938
Fixed enlarger for 4 x 5cm negatives, enlarged to 8.5 x 11.5cm. With fixed aperture lens. 240v 60w white photographic lamp with opal diffuser. Switched socket. Hinged paper holder. With a black crackle finish. Zeiss Ikon.

Zeiss-Ikon enlarger

Photographic Technology
Contessamatic, rigid 35mm camera for perforated 35mm film. With coupled rangefinder and automatic exposure meter. Fitted with a Carl Zeiss Tessar F.28 50mm mounted in a Synchro Compur shutter with speeds 1sec 1/500sec and B operated by a body release with double exposure prevention. Shutter has bulb and electronic flash synchronisation. Zeiss Ikon, c. 1960

Contessamatic, rigid 35mm camera for perforated 35mm film

Photographic Technology

1961
Citonar doppel anastigmat lens in shutter F: 113mm, f/6.3-36 No.77073. In three blade everset shutter 1/2/5/10/25/50/100/B/T. Contessa Nettel.

Citonar doppel anastigmat lens in shutter

Photographic Technology
Accessory rangefinder for Kodak 35mm cameras of 50mm focal length lens. Co-incidence type calibrated for 3 close-up lenses and camera focusing scale. Shoe fitting, with automatic tilt for parallax adjustment. In fitted leather case with compartments for 3 close up lenses (missing). Kodak AG.

close-up rangefinder for Kodak camera

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
Small rectangular bronze plaque, to commemorate Alexander von Humboldt, produced by Mayer and Wilhelm, Stuttgart, Germany, 1901-1910.

Small rectangular bronze plaque, to commemorate Al

Wellcome Medals

1901-1910
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
Kodalux 3 electronic flash. Forpocket cameras with flipflash socket, ready light, uses 2 AA cell batteries.

Kodalux 3 electronic flash

Photographic Technology

1978
Ebner rollfilm camera made by Ebner Stuttgart-Vaihingen a/F. Moulded bakelite self erecting bellows camera for 120 film, 8 on. Rodenstock Trinar anastigmat lens F:10.5 cm, f.613-36. Gautier Pronto shutter 25/50/100/B/T everset, cable release socket. Frontcell focusing inf. - 1.5m. Reflecting brilliant finder and wire frame direct finder, collapsing into body. With German instructions for Compur shutter model. In original carton, with box for cable release and tripod adaptor.

Ebner rollfilm camera

Photographic Technology

1934
Everready case for Kodak Retina camera Type 117.

Everrready Case For Kodak Retina Camera Type 117

Photographic Technology

1934-1935
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
Retina IIa, type 016 camera, 1951-1954. Folding camera for 35mm film. Retina-Xenon lens F;50mm f/2-16 No.2684434. Synchro-Compur shutter 1/2/5/10/25/50/100/250/500/B. Coaxial flash socket, switch for M and X synchronisation. Coincidence type couple rangefinder combined with direct vision viewfinder. Exposure counter in wind on lever. Accessory shoe, film type scale. No 483522. Manufactured by Kodak AG, Stuttgart. Overall (deployed): 82 mm x 122 mm x 92 mm.

Kodak Retina IIa (Type 016)

Photographic Technology

1951-1954
Self-erecting folding camera for 35mm film 24x36mm. Kodak Anastigmat lens F:5cm, f/6.3, front cell focusing. Gauthier shutter 25/50/100/B; body release (incomplete). Direct vision optical finder. Rotary exposure counter. No 30095K. Overall (deployed): 86 mm x 132 mm x 90 mm.

Kodak Retinette camera, Type 147, 1939

Photographic Technology

1939
Kodak Retina IIa camera (Type 150). Self erecting folding camera for 35mm film 24 x 36mm. Fitted with a Retina Xenon lens F: 5cm f/2.8-16 No.1521924. Compur rapid shutter 1/2/5/10/25/50/100/250/500/B. Coupled coincidence type rangefinder combines with direct vision finder. Helical focusing. Body release. Accessory shoe. Depth of field scale. No. 316563K. Kodak AG. Overall (deployed): 84 mm x 125 mm x 82 mm.

Kodak Retina IIa camera

Photographic Technology

1939
Circular bronze medal, to commemorate Rudolph Virchow, founder of cellular pathology, designed by Richard Placht, made by Mayer and Wilhelm, Stuttgart, Germany, 1902.

Circular bronze medal, to commemorate Rudolph Virc

Wellcome Medals

1902
Kodak Ektra 52 camera for 110 cartridge film, manufactured by Kodak AG, Stuttgart, 1978. In original packaging with wrist strap, carrying case and flash

Kodak Ektra 52 camera

Photographic Technology

1978
Kraus rollette folding bellows camera in leather purse. Folding camera for 127 roll film. Rollar anastigmat lens F:8.6cm, f. 4.5-25. F. Deckel, Munchen Compur shutter 1/2/5/10/25/50/100/300/B/T. Cocking lever and cable release socket. Swiveling reflecting brilliant finder and white frame finder. Focusing adjustment with clickstops moving lens panel inf. - 3 Y. Black bellows; leatherette covering. No. 32532. Overall (deployed): 130 mm x 70 mm x 107 mm.

Kraus rollette folding bellows camera

Photographic Technology

1920-1929
Retina II camera (type 142), 1937-1939. No. 148782K. Folding camera for 35mm film 24 x 36mm. REtina Xenon lens fitted F: 5cm f/2-16 No.1058957. Compur rapid shutter 1/2/5/10/25/50/100/250/500/B. Body release. Coincidence type coupled rangefinder, separate direct vision optical finder. Rotary exposure counter. Depth of field scale. Added coaxial flash socket. No. 148782K. Kodak Ag. Overall (deployed): 82 mm x 122 mm x 84 mm.

Kodak Retina II camera

Photographic Technology

1937-1939
Kodak Retinette camera, 1952-1954. Manufactured by Kodak AG, Stuttgart. Folding camera for 35mm 24 x 36mm. Schneider-Kreuznach reomar lens. F:50 f/4.5-16 No 3288926. Prontor S.V. shutter 1/2/5/10/25/50/100/300/B with delayed action. X & M flash synchronisation coaxial socket, front cell focusing to 3 1/2 feet. Optical finder, accessory shoe, body shutter release, rotating exposure counter in an ever ready case. No 941333. In original carton with instruction book. Overall (deployed): 80 mm x 122 mm x 84 mm. This was the last folding Retinette camera. All subsequent models were of solid construction.

Kodak Retinette Type 017 camera

Photographic Technology

1952-1954
Zeiss Contax 1, miniature camera for 35mm film. Speedds 1/2sec tp 1/1000sec and B. With coupled rangefinder and separate viewfinder. With double bayonet system for coupling the interchangeable lens. Inner bayonet lenses up to 50mm f.1. With long focus and tele-lenses in outer bayonet. c.1934.

Zeiss Contax 1, miniature camera

Photographic Technology

1934
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