antique camera CAMERAWERK SONTHEIM C.P. Goerz 1904ish bellows FOLDING Dogmar lens 1:4.5 BERLIN Germany
early folding camera – glass plates or sheet film - D.P.R. serial # No. 350342
perfect for the industrial look – loft /condo
great for display / camera buff collector / photography studio period display – museum piece
TIDBIT:
For glass plates or sheet film 4 x 10 cm providing stereo pairs of 3.25 x 4 cm each
Stamped on the rear of the camera are the words Camerawerk Sontheim 2/N as shown
Camerawerk Sontheim was one of the early iterations of the company that became Nettel.*From www.camera-wiki.org/wiki/Nettel "Nettel Camerawerk was a camera maker in Sontheim am Neckar, in southern Germany. The company was founded by Robert E. Mayer and Max Körner in 1902, as Süddeutsches Camerawerk Körner und Mayer. It was renamed Camerawerk Sontheim in 1904, and again to Nettel Camerawerk in 1908. It was famous for its patented Nettel strut folding cameras, with focal plane shutters. This also gives a clue as to the age of the camera
NOTE: I have located instructions for a similar although, slightly later camera – the Nettle Camerwerk instructions and can email to you
• untested as is
• leather bellows
• folding struts works – marked DPR
- to open and close: turn the knob on the side of camera
• Dogmar lens turns
- lens reads: C.P. Goerz Berlin / Dogmar 1:4.5 F=125mm / D.R.P. / No. 350342
• metal black painted / leather wrapped wood exterior
- age / usage exterior wear
• leather carry handle - intact
• extended camera measures: 5.5 x 4.5 x approx.7”Deep
• closed measures approx: 5.5”L x 4.5”W x 3.5”D
• name plate is worn and most likely would have make of camera or the seller (camera shop - vendor)
• normal age / usage dust, soiling, etc.
• cleaning etc. up to the end user
• age approx.: 1904ish
• origin: Germany
• $550.00 - pickup in St. George Ontario N0E 1N0
MP110
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