Hüttig A.-G. Non identifiés Analogue folding camera

Hüttig A.-G. Dresden – Old glass-plate photographic camera – circa 1905–1909 Rare old glass-plate photographic camera from Hüttig A.-G. Dresden, originating from one of the great historical manufacturers of photographic equipment in Dresden, Germany. Hüttig was one of the leading European manufacturers of cameras in the early 20th century and produced many models intended notably for glass-plate photography. This example is accompanied by several items particularly interesting for the collector: - its original case; - two Hüttig A.-G. Dresden pouches; - four glass plates numbered 3, 4, 5 and 6. The presence of these accessories and the glass plates adds extra interest to the set and helps to preserve part of the equipment associated with the device's historical use. Origin: Dresden, Germany Manufacturer: Hüttig A.-G. Type: glass-plate camera Period: early 20th century, around 1905–1909 Materials: wood, metal, leather and glass Photographic support: glass plates Condition: Old-fashioned condition with patina and signs of use consistent with the object's age. The camera, its case and the accessories show aging marks and wear. The mechanism has not been fully tested and the camera is offered primarily as a historical photographic object and collectible. The four glass plates are included in the sale and are numbered 3, 4, 5 and 6. The two pouches bearing the name Hüttig A.-G. Dresden are also included. The photographs are an integral part of the description and allow judging the condition and exact composition of the lot. An especially interesting set for collectors of early photography, glass-plate cameras, and German photographic equipment from the pioneer era.

Estimate:£127.08

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