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  1. Re: Dallmeyer Triple Achromatic Lens F3.5 Question

    I used a packard shutter a couple inches inside the camera. It caused some vignetting on several of the lenses I tested out.
  2. Re: Dallmeyer Triple Achromatic Lens F3.5 Question

    I took some images with the lens for those who are interested. Here are 3 pictures with the diaphragm set at f3.5, at f6.3, and at f18. I took the pictures on 8x10 photographic paper (Aristo MC RC)...
  3. Re: Dallmeyer Triple Achromatic Lens F3.5 Question

    The f stop goes 3.5, 4.5, 6.3, 9, 12.5, 18. The lens probably was made post 1900. The scale looks similar to some Stigmatic lenses I see which were in the post 1900 years. I can take some test...
  4. Dallmeyer Triple Achromatic Lens F3.5 Question

    Hi, I have a large brass Dallmeyer Triple Achromatic Lens and was hoping someone would be able to tell me more information about it. All the pictures and info I could find on the Triple Achromatic...
  5. Identification of vintage Rochester Optical Co. Camera

    Hi, I have an antique Rochester Optical Co. camera that looks like a Carlton but is different in several respects and is also like the Universal model. I was hoping someone could positively identify...
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    Re: Anyone know this manufacturer's logo?

    Hey, that's it. Thank's for all the insights and for finally identifying it. It is like detective work and I always like learning lost history.
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    Anyone know this manufacturer's logo?

    Does anyone know the maker which uses this camera logo? Its off a brass projection lens. It looks like Cook which makes me think Cooke but there is no E and I've never seen them use that logo. ...
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    Anyone know who made this shutter?

    Does anyone know the brand of this shutter? I've never seen one like it before. I thought it might be a Multispeed shutter but it does not appear to be based on searching google. There are no...
  9. Anyone able to identify this German Petzval Lens Maker

    Has anyone seen a lens like this before? It has no maker id on it. It says "Portrait Lens 1/4 Plate No. 248" The lens is a regular petzval lens slotted for waterhouse stops. On the flange it says...
  10. Alethoscope Images * Question for people who own the Viewer *

    Hi, I'm not sure what category to ask this question but does anyone out there own an Alethoscope viewer. I am in the process of restoring one and am looking for a nice image of the printed...
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    Re: Help in identifying soft focus lens

    Thanks for the replies. I compared this lens to a 7 1/4" and a 9" Veritos that I have and they are different in size and curvature. The element in the Wollensak shutter has more curvature in the...
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    Re: Help in identifying soft focus lens

    It's hard to tell from the photos but the front slopes in to the shutter blades. There would be no area to put any of the Imagon disks. Here are some links to sharper photos.
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    Help in identifying soft focus lens

    I recently got this soft focus lens but there is no writing on it and am trying to identify it. The lens came on a Wollensak shutter which looks original as there is no place for a front element to...
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    Re: help identifying shutter/lens combo

    It is from a string set Kodak box camera. Looks like you have the original brass string pull knob which are usually lost.
  15. Re: Anyone able to identify maker of early petzval radial drive lens

    Thank you for your comments. I'm still studying the lens. Here is another picture showing a better angle of the gear track. I'm pretty sure it is a normal radial drive. One feature I didn't...
  16. Anyone able to identify maker of early petzval radial drive lens

    I have a large early petzval radial drive lens which is missing the outer housing that would have said who the maker the lens was. From looking at its construction is anyone able to indentify the...
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    Re: Can anyone help me identify this tripod?

    Here is the ebay number. 301526307688

    Ross
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    Re: Can anyone help me identify this tripod?

    There is one up on ebay that supports a large Navy Monocular. It is not mine. They think it is WWII vintage.
    Ross
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    Need help ID段ng an old 8x10 Studio Camera

    I recently got this 8x10 studio camera and while I thought it was a normal Century when I bought it, but it has some unusual features and design and I have not been able to ID its make. The most...
  20. Antique Camera Stand Can anyone identify maker

    Hi, I recently got this large camera stand with an ultra large format Anthony camera. I have never seen this type of stand before and was wondering if anyone knew what brand it is. I looked through...
  21. Re: Old Brass Lens can anyone identify or seen one like it on a camera?

    Hi, here are some larger pictures which hopefully will show some details on the lens.

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  22. Re: Old Brass Lens can anyone identify or seen one like it on a camera?

    Hi, it looks like its a cemented pair. It does not look like there was ever a front group to the lens. I put it on a camera and its focal length was approx 7 inches but that was measured at the...
  23. Old Brass Lens can anyone identify or seen one like it on a camera?

    I have an unusual brass lens that I have been trying to identify. It comes in a brass recessed unit to fit the lens deep into the camera. The rear of the lens is almost identical to a Harrison...
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    Re: Lenses and cameras 1870-1920

    It is interesting in that the camera looks to be of American manufacture. Probably an Anthony studio camera which were made from the 1880's to the early 1900's.
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    Where to unscrew rear of Portrait Unar Lens?

    Hi, I have a Portrait Unar 14 3/4" lens that has some debris inside and I'm trying to unscrew the rear of the lens to clean it out. I am unsure where the rear unscrews. I am including a picture of...
  26. Did the Russian FKD View Cameras come in 9x12cm size?

    Hi, I have a camera that looks exactly like a Russian FKD view camera. It takes 9x12cm sheet film holders but when doing research on it all I can find are Russian 13x18cm and larger versions of this...
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    Re: Need Help in Identifying Old Camera

    I can see why someone might think this is American because of the box joints on the front case but with the very wide metal gear tracks with the grooves at angles seem to be a very European feature. ...
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    Need Help in Identifying Old Camera

    Hi, I have an old camera which I have not been able to identify a maker. I can not find any writing on it at all. The ground glass is missing but it would be 8 1/2 x 8 1/2. The bed looks like it...
  29. Re: Is a 1891 Voigtlander Anastigmat Series III No 1 a Protar Lens?

    I didn't mean for anything to be concealed. I'm new to large format lenses. From reading online it sounded like it was a protar lens but was not sure and did not want to call it one if I was...
  30. Re: Is a 1891 Voigtlander Anastigmat Series III No 1 a Protar Lens?

    Thank you for the information.
  31. Re: Any info on a "Pantoscope IV 2 1/2" C. Kochler Boston" Brass Lens?

    Ok. Thanks for the info.
  32. Any info on a "Pantoscope IV 2 1/2" C. Kochler Boston" Brass Lens?

    Has anyone ever heard of a Pantoscope IV lens with the name C. Kochler Boston? I looked it up in vademecum and the internet and found nothing on the name Kochler. I found some refrences to a...
  33. Is a 1891 Voigtlander Anastigmat Series III No 1 a Protar Lens?

    I have a 1891 Voigtlander Anastigmat Series III No 1 lens and am trying to find out some more info about it. I know from reading the vademecum book that it was under license from Zeiss and that...
  34. Re: Help in identifying early large brass Carl Zeiss Jena lens

    Thank you for the responses. Here is what the two elements look like when removed from the barrel. The front section is certainly two elements as there is some cement separation between them. I...
  35. Help in identifying early large brass Carl Zeiss Jena lens

    Hi, I recently picked up this zeiss lens and other then the name and patent on it I am wondering if anyone knows what type of lens it is. It is a large barrel lens approx. 4" by 4". It says "Carl...
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