The Victoria Combination Camera was sold by James Woolley & Sons Ltd on circa 1900. Constructed of mahogany with brass trimmings. The camera featured a reversing and swing back, a swing and rising front, a mechanism to slide the back forward for wide angle lenses, and a built-in turntable in the bottom of the camera. The stereoscopic septum was removable to accommodate stereo or single lenses. It came with a matched pair of rapid rectilinear lenses with iris diaphragms, fitted with a stereoscopic time and instantaneous roller blind shutter with speed indicator. The half plate camera was priced at £6 10s in 1900.

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