Wood and aluminium legs. 4' 6" high.

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The handle unscrews to reveal a tripod contained in the stick. Height is between 2' and 3' 8".

Four fold, 5' high, around quarter-plate size.

Two-section unipod with removable top. 37 ½" when closed extending to 68".

Five section tripod with triangular legs that fold into a circular cross section.

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Small tripod with three draw legs and centre column. Tilt movement with locking screw, pan movement is by moving the centre column. The tripod is very well-made and unusual in that the legs attach to the head by a ball and socket, the legs can, then, be moved in any direction, all are clamped in place by a screw. The centre column can be reversed. A set of extension legs was available.

Tilting top for a tripod. Mahogany with two brass arms working in a slotted strut with locking screw.

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Consists of a tripod head giving panoramic movement. A removable right-angle bracket gives pan and tilt movement and is suitable for document copying etc. Three levelling screws. The price was 15/6.

Universal tripod head.

This is a ball and socket head mounted on a pair of jaw grips to attach to a tree, fence, chair etc.

Made of aluminium to fix to the top of a tripod. The ball movement is tightened from below. The tripod screw, attached to a disc is free to move until tightened by a wing-nut.

Pan and tilt tripod head with adjustment for portrait or landscape format. Marked with both the C&P and Nebro logos.

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7 ½" high, without height adjustment, removable ball & socket head.

With:

Small clamp for use with the 'Universal Ball Jointed camera Attachment'.

With:

Clamp with pan and tilt head movement.

For a Folding Pocket Kodak No. 1 and No. 1A.