拍品专文
The camera was made by George Hare for Dallmeyer.
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细节
Field camera no. 8466
J. H. Dallmeyer, London; quarter-plate, mahogany-body, lacquered-brass fittings, applied label J. H. DALLMEYER. OPTICIAN. LONDON, square-cut leather bellows, with a Ross, London brass bound Rapid Symmetrical lens no. 30166 and Waterhouse stops, a Dallmeyer brass bound Tele-Photo Attachment 2½ inch lens no. 60332, a Dallmeyer 6 x 5 Rapid Rectilinear lens no. 45020, a lacquered-brass focusing lens and a George Hare Patent Automatic Changing Box, in a canvas case
J. H. Dallmeyer, London; quarter-plate, mahogany-body, lacquered-brass fittings, applied label J. H. DALLMEYER. OPTICIAN. LONDON, square-cut leather bellows, with a Ross, London brass bound Rapid Symmetrical lens no. 30166 and Waterhouse stops, a Dallmeyer brass bound Tele-Photo Attachment 2½ inch lens no. 60332, a Dallmeyer 6 x 5 Rapid Rectilinear lens no. 45020, a lacquered-brass focusing lens and a George Hare Patent Automatic Changing Box, in a canvas case