Lens:

f6.3, 135 mm Zeiss Tessar, iris diaphragm to f45. Serial no. 113220 (1909).

Shutter:

Spring powered rotary sector type with pneumatic regulation. Speeds 1/2 - 1/100, T. The T setting is achieved by a short depress when set to 1/2.

Construction:

Leather covered metal body with leather bellows.

Format:

3 ¼" x 4 ¼" plates held in single metal slides.

Focusing:

Bellows to 1.5 yards, scale to 2 yards. Two focusing positions: slides (marked DS), changing box or film packs (marked B&FP), this is the rear focusing position.

Attributes:

Direct-vision (lens/pointer) view-finder. Depth-of-field scale.

Movements:

Rising front.

Serial Number:

472 .

Notes:

Address on camera: Newman & Guardia. 17 & 18 Rathbone Place. Oxford St. W. (1909 - 1929). The camera was made around 1910.

With:

Hooded focusing screen. 2 single metal slides in N&G case. Tripod boards.