Sanderson Junior

1903

George Houghton & Son

London

England

Lens:

f8, Holborn Special Rectilinear, iris diaphragm to f44. Marked 7 x 5.

Construction:

Polished mahogany, finger joints, brass fittings. Black, square cornered, leather bellows.

Format:

6 ½" x 4 ¾" plates held in double dark-slides.

Focusing:

Bellows to 2' 10". Double extension, rack and pinion movement to inner frame.

Attributes:

Plumb level. Removable lens panel.

Identification:

Square cornered bellows. One wooden front strut. Early type bolts to front standard. Short strut to lock front struts. Curved rear strut.

Movements:

Rising front, tilting front, tilting back.

Serial Number:

8438 .

Notes:

Address on plaque: G.H. & S. ( -1904).

With:

3 double dark-slides.; Lens cap.

The Junior was the cheapest model in the 'Popular' range of Sanderson cameras. It differed from the Regular in not having independent rising front, that is, the whole front standard had to be raised. On the Regular model the front standard could be clamped to the four front struts with a small degree of rise still being possible on the lens panel. The junior was only made in the half-plate size. Several lenses were available as standard, a roller-blind shutter was normally sold with the camera.

References & Notes:

Sanderson Notes.; BP 613/1895.; Houghton Cat. 1903, p. 370.

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