introduction | early 1904 | 1904 | red letters | late | red | black | blue | ticka | watch face | focal plane | silver | moment
D winder | "TICKA" | Semi-circle
The difference noted here in the standard "TICKA" variations are very minor.
The camera on the left should have a covering card like the camera in the middle. There are small notches that support the card which was glued into place. The camera on the right may also have had a card, but that is not conclusive and the semi-circular frame spaces the spring used for the shutter away from the rest of the camera. This would support a card but otherwise there is no discernable function of it.
The second feature is the film advance winder. The two cameras on the left have a D shape handle on the winder with small differences in the shape of the fitment. The winder on the camera on the right is a semi-circular and flatter handle.
The next on the lens column (what would be the winder on a pocket watch) has a slightly different shape whether by design (for different right angle finders) or by variations in manufacturing is not certain.
Model | "TICKA" |
Finish/colour | nickel plated |
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Purchased | 2002/12/16, 2003/02/04, 2003/07/04 |
Date of Manufacture | from 1907 |
Cost | 294.99EUR, 160GBP, 205GBP |
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Auction Price | Ebay
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Last Updated on 6th November 2008