1263
Group of seven different metal daylight 
development tanks; brands include 
Amato, Dallaw, King, Kodak, and LPL; 
the largest approx. 7 x 39 x 9cm. (7)
$150–200 ❖
1264
GRAFLEX: Revolving-Back Tele Graflex 
SLR camera, c.1915, plate dimensions 
8 x 10.5cm, Taylor-Hobson Cooke-
Kodak 5¾” f4.5 lens.
$250–350 ❖
1265
Circa 1920s large format studio camera, 
plate dimensions 21 x 16.5cm, Taylor 
Taylor & Hobson Cooke Series II 
10 x 8” Eq. Focus brass lens, intact 
black bellows, on adjustable timber 
stand; height set to approx. 1.5m.
$1,000–2,000 ❖
1266
THORNTON-PICKARD: “Junior 
Special Ruby Reflex” SLR camera, 
c.1920s, plate dimensions 13 x 7cm, 
Ross Homocentric 7” f6.3 lens.
$300–500 ❖
1267
THORNTON-PICKARD: 
“Junior Special Ruby Reflex” 
SLR camera, c.1920s, plate 
dimensions 8 x 10cm, Taylor-Hobson 
Cooke Anastigmat 5¾” f4.5 lens.
$200–400 ❖
1268
GUNDLACH: Folding camera, c.1920s, 
plate dimensions 9.5 x 12cm, Gundlach 
pneumatic shutter, red bellows, “J.W. 
Small & Co. Melbourne” retailer’s plate.
$150–200 ❖
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