The Victoria No. 14 Hand Camera was manufactured by James Wooley, Sons & co. in circa 1904. It features an achromatic lens in focusing mount, with a everset time and instantaneous shutter with varying speeds and finger and pneumatic release. the lens has magnifiers for taking photos 4, 10, and 18 feet distance. It has a magazine which carries twelve glass plates mounted in sheaths with a indicator. Two brilliant finders with mirror reflectors are built-in. Originally priced at 22s 6 d. (model No. 22 is the same camera, except with a rapid rectilinear lens)

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