The Kamrex-De-Luxe Patent Camera was manufactured by J. Lancaster & Son in circa 1908 - 1910. Advertised as being soundly constructed for long hard ware. Constructed of highly polished mahogany and covered in hard morocco leather. The front stage is made of aluminum and provided rising, falling and cross movements. A double extension bellows with rack and pinion. A four-way swing and reversing back with hooded focusing screen. A focusing scale, a brilliant reversible finder, and a circular level aid in proper image alignment. Fitted with an Ibso or Baush & Lomb automat sector shutter and various lens including: a Lancaster Rectigraph, a special symmetrical, rectiplat, euryscope rectigraph; anastigmat retigraph, aldis anastigmat. Available in quarter plate, 5 x 4 inch and half plate sizes.

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