ICA Laufboden-Kamera Large format camera
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ICA Laufboden-Kamera, a plate-camera produced around 1910–1920, with 9 × 14 cm plate format and ICA Doppelanastigmat 6,8/165 mm lens, tested and working.
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ICA - Sliding-Bed Plate Camera (ICA - Works, Dresden)
Manufacturing period: around 1910
Plate format: 9 x 14
Lens: ICA double anastigmat Maximar 6.8/165mm
Shutter: Compound -/200 and M, B, Z
Bed with 3x extension (see photo)
Lens board height/side adjustable
Lens holder interchangeable
Crosshair finder
Case: wood, leathered / inside of the front panel lined with plastic (Bakelite?)
Bellows: black
Serial number objective: 167366 ~ 1912. The lens was probably made by Carl Zeiss Jena, since ICA has not produced lenses themselves since 1909.
Condition:
The cosmetic condition is good to very good for the age of more than 100 years. An exception is the Bakelite plate on the inside of the front panel, which shows some cracks (see photos). The lens is clear and free of scratches. The shutter releases. The bellows is intact, as is the ground glass. All adjustments operate smoothly.
Photos are an integral part of the camera description and condition.
ICA - Sliding-Bed Plate Camera (ICA - Works, Dresden)
Manufacturing period: around 1910
Plate format: 9 x 14
Lens: ICA double anastigmat Maximar 6.8/165mm
Shutter: Compound -/200 and M, B, Z
Bed with 3x extension (see photo)
Lens board height/side adjustable
Lens holder interchangeable
Crosshair finder
Case: wood, leathered / inside of the front panel lined with plastic (Bakelite?)
Bellows: black
Serial number objective: 167366 ~ 1912. The lens was probably made by Carl Zeiss Jena, since ICA has not produced lenses themselves since 1909.
Condition:
The cosmetic condition is good to very good for the age of more than 100 years. An exception is the Bakelite plate on the inside of the front panel, which shows some cracks (see photos). The lens is clear and free of scratches. The shutter releases. The bellows is intact, as is the ground glass. All adjustments operate smoothly.
Photos are an integral part of the camera description and condition.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Brand
ICA
Model/type nr
Laufboden-Kamera
Physical condition
Good
Functional condition
Tested and working
Estimated period
1910-1920
