Macchina fotografica Soffietto Analogue camera

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Thorsten Pöllath
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Selected by Thorsten Pöllath

Has 40 years of experience in photography and 25 years of collecting expertise, specialising in M42 lens mounts.

Estimate  € 220 - € 250
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Macchina fotografica Soffietto, an antique bellows camera with a wooden body and brass fittings for studio or field use dating to circa 1890–1910, featuring an expandable bellows, an era brass lens with cable release, and original wooden plate chassis; closed dimensions about 25×15×22 cm; in good overall condition and not tested.

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Description from the seller

This antique studio or field bellows camera dates from the late 19th century or early 20th century (circa 1890-1910). Made with a body of fine wood and brass fittings, it features an extendable bellows, a vintage brass lens with a cable release, and a set of original wooden plate-holder chassis.

Closed size: approximately 25x15x22 cm

Not tested.
Good overall condition of preservation, likely light signs of wear and material defects due to the normal passage of time, as shown in the photos.
Please observe the photographs carefully as they are an integral part of the description.

Our shipments are always trackable and are prepared with secure and professional packaging.
(In case of non-delivery due to recipient being absent and the storage period for pickup expiring, the cost of returning the lot to the sender will be charged to the buyer.)

Tracked shipping including secure packaging, any taxes and customs duties will be borne by the buyer.

Seller's Story

We operate in the sale of antiques and modern antiques, continuing the family tradition with passion and professionalism. Our watchword is dialogue: we offer our assistance pre, during and post purchase with kindness and availability. Attention! Paintings and prints are shipped without glass for reasons of fragility. We are glad to do business with you!
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This antique studio or field bellows camera dates from the late 19th century or early 20th century (circa 1890-1910). Made with a body of fine wood and brass fittings, it features an extendable bellows, a vintage brass lens with a cable release, and a set of original wooden plate-holder chassis.

Closed size: approximately 25x15x22 cm

Not tested.
Good overall condition of preservation, likely light signs of wear and material defects due to the normal passage of time, as shown in the photos.
Please observe the photographs carefully as they are an integral part of the description.

Our shipments are always trackable and are prepared with secure and professional packaging.
(In case of non-delivery due to recipient being absent and the storage period for pickup expiring, the cost of returning the lot to the sender will be charged to the buyer.)

Tracked shipping including secure packaging, any taxes and customs duties will be borne by the buyer.

Seller's Story

We operate in the sale of antiques and modern antiques, continuing the family tradition with passion and professionalism. Our watchword is dialogue: we offer our assistance pre, during and post purchase with kindness and availability. Attention! Paintings and prints are shipped without glass for reasons of fragility. We are glad to do business with you!
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Details

Era
1400-1900
Brand
Macchina fotografica
Model/type nr
Soffietto
Physical condition
Good
Functional condition
Not tested
Estimated period
1850-1900
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Objects sold
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