Whetter Multi-image camera - Antique and Vintage Cameras

Multiple image camera

1900s

L & H Whetter

Bristol

England

Image of Multiple image camera

Lens:
c. 4" unnamed Petzval type in sliding mount, fixed stop.

Shutter:
None.

Construction:
Polished mahogany body, finger joints, with cloth bellows.

Format:
6, 1 ⅜" x 1" images on 1 ⅝" x 6 ½" plates.

Focusing:
Bellows and lens mount.

Notes:
Address: 13 & 14 Lower Arcade. Bristol.

With:
Lens cap. The repeating back contains one slide and a focusing screen.

Not many cameras are known by Whetter but another almost identical camera does exist by him. The repeating back was probably bought-in as the finish and construction is different to the camera body. Similar backs were sold by Fallowfield who specialised in this branch of photography in the mid 1890s. The plate size is achieved by cutting a half-plate into three. From around 6 feet a 'head and shoulders' portrait fills the frame.

References & Notes:
BJA 1907, p. 1267.


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