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Stegemann Hand-Camera |
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Photos by JPP text by JPP. From the collection of José Paula. Last update 2018-12-19 par Michel Rochevalier.
Manufactured or assembled in Germany from (Circa) 1895 to (Circa) 1905.
Index of rarity in France: Rare (among non-specialized garage sales)
Inventory number: 7726
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Chronology of cameras Stegemann
A. Stegemann was a maker from Berlin that produced cameras from late XIX century to c. 1950. The Hand-Camera was introduced c. 1895 and was made until c. 1905. This is a late 9 x 12 cm plate version as it has metal struts as opposed to the early cameras that had wooden struts. The focal plane shutter also seems to be a late model due having a selector for high and slow speeds, an improvement made around 1902.
The body is not covered by leather, simply finished in polished black wood. The lens is a Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar of 15 cm of focal length and maximum aperture of 4.5.
Stegemann Hand-Camera
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