Antique Butcher Midg Falling Plate Camera Aldis Uno F.7.7 Anastigmat Case Plates Wedgwood yet compact enough to sit

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Antique Butcher Midg Falling Plate Camera Aldis Uno F.7.7 Anastigmat Case Plates Wedgwood yet compact enough to sitThe Midg was a popular line of British box form "falling plate" (or magazine) cameras manufactured by W. Butcher & Sons from approximately 1902 to 1924. Up to 12 glass plates (quarter plate size, 3 x 4 inches) loaded into metal carriers held upright by a spring. After exposure a lever on top releases the used plate, the next unexposed plate pushed forward by spring. Built in supplementary magnifier lenses for distances 4ft, 8ft, 12ft and infinity. Two