An Evocative Early 20thC British Army Tripod Plate Camera

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An Evocative Early 20thC British Army Tripod Plate CameraOrigin: British Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1910 1935 Height: 50 inches (the whole) or 42 (the tripod) The Camera: 8 inches (w) x 11 inches (d) x 8 inches (h) (in compact form) The Dallmeyer Pentac lens marked with crows foot symbol, having a rack and pinion focus adjustment, speed adjuster and Rada roll film back conversion from plate to film, mounted on a substantial oak and lacquered steel tripod with various

Calcutta in India to Naryanganj in Bangladesh and Natal in Brazil to Sierra Leone in Africa

Barnum during the 19th century

but didn't seem at all frightened

this painted and distressed chair is wonderfully evocative and with the original upholstery it provides a genuine authentic feel

27th November 1922

and so horribly politically incorrect

The chairs possess a lovely blonde colour

this bag has two small talismanic seashells that hang from its weave

which is considered the origin of these small writing desks that bear his name

the magician and the minstrel

Most of those who like hand made pieces favour this kind of imperfection

Part of the fascinating mesh of colonial era India these supports were perhaps once part of a Mandapa