Antiquarian

Vintage

Camera

Reference

Christie's - South Kensington

Cameras and Photographic Equipment

Including the Property of a Collector

2001

* Leica * Contaflex * Rollei * Hasselblad * Pathe * Kodak * Lancaster *

for other SCANs, see below

Author/s

Publisher/City

Year

Printer/City

Christie's

Christie's, South Kensington (UK - Europe)

2001

Christie's, London (UK - Europe)

Pages

Binding

Illustrations

Size (l x w - cm)

68

heavy stock paper [see SCAN - above]

251 black + white, 1 in colour

26.8 x 21.1 cm

Condition

Language/s

Shipped Via

Weight (grams)

EXCELLENT+

USA - Priority

Foreign - Global Priority

259 g

fits in the USPS Flat Rate Priority mailer

About

This

European

Antiquarian

Book

This European Antiquarian LONG OUT OF PRINT auction catalogue lists and describes 445 Lots of a wide - ranging variety of vintage Cameras and Photographic Equipment !

Illustrated are -- reflex (some with exposure backs, bellows); robot, midget and miniature (including Compass), spy, stereo, tropical, field and wood cameras, box, cinematographic, lenses and accessories, and OTHERS!

Illustrated makers / brands include -- Leica, Canon, Berning + Co. (Robot), Contaflex, Coronet, Ikonta, Le Coultre et Cie., Ticka, Rollei, Hasselblad, Bolex, Pathe Freres, Kodak, Lancaster + Sons, among MANY more!

WOWSERS! If you are into photography as much as was in my younger days, and still am, you will find these camera references a must have for your personal files. My Dad tought me how to develop film, make contact prints and enlarge pics, and I think my first reflex was a Praktica, followed by many others -- and I almost had my paws on a kewl Bolex cine camera when studying in Spain! I still have a Rollei and a Pentax, but since the advent of the digital Kodak DC50, I haven't used a film camera since! The Nikon CoolPix is my main camera now, with a Kodak DC 3400 as an adjunct. And a couple flash cards and a card reader sure beat stashing rolls of film in the refrigerator!

How kewl it would be to scan a lot of these images, use some standard software to make your own personal computer interactive relational database and burn a CD or DVD with as many photos of the makes and models and accompanying data which can be found in these and other sources! The history of photography is a remarkably fascinating hobby to spend some quality time with.

This extremely well illustrated reference is a MUST HAVE for that class project, for the resource library of a camera collector / shop owner / appraiser / museum curator / student or teacher researching the subject, the makers their models and their signatures -- flee marketeer / yard sale hound / country / estate auction goer -- these cameras may still be found at any of those venues and you will then know exactly what you are looking at

Condition Classes [Cosmetic/Mechanical/Lenses].

Lavishly illustrated !

European Antiquarian Book in EXCELLENT+ Condition!!


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