Small version Prismac for 4x4,5cm exposures on rollfilm, leather-covered aluminium body (15cm wide compared to 16.2cm on later version), 4-speed guillotine shutter, a pair unmarked lenses; invented by Deloye and built by Devaux (maker's plaque on front bears only the Devaux name), unique construction with two internal 90 degree prisms to reflect the image at right angles from the lenses onto the film. Serial number 1004, in excellent condition, with leather case - we only know this camera to exist

for twelve 4x4.5mm exposures on Kodak 102-rollfilm, leather covered aluminium body, 5-speed guillotine shutter, a pair of Kengott 8/54mm Rectilinear lenses; invented by Deloye and built by Devaux, unusual early rollfilm camera of compact design, has two internal 90 degree prisms to reflect the image at right angles from the lenses onto the film. Very rare stereo camera only a small number are known to exist, Le Prismac No.208 is illustrated in 'History of Photography As Seen Through The Spira Collection' page 113