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Dubroni 13x18 (outfit)

The Dubroni 13x18 (outfit) is a 19th-century French wet-plate camera produced in the 13x18 cm plate format and supplied as a complete outfit. Dubroni cameras are early photographic apparatus designed for in-camera processing, placing this model among the earliest collectible photographic equipment.

Sales data for the Dubroni 13x18 (outfit) is extremely thin, with only one recorded UK auction hammer result of £3,000 from May 2012. With nothing more recent to benchmark against, it is not possible to state what the camera is reliably worth today, though that single saleroom figure indicates the outfit sells for a substantial four-figure sum when a complete example surfaces. Any current value estimate would depend heavily on completeness of the outfit and condition.

Sales History

Prices shown are UK auction hammer results — the wholesale level achieved in the saleroom. Neither buyer’s nor seller’s commission is included. Dealer and retail asking prices are typically higher.

Date Price Source
May 2012 EUR 3,000 Leitz Auction

Frequently asked questions

What is a Dubroni 13x18 (outfit) worth today?

On the limited evidence available, one UK auction hammer result of £3,000 has been recorded, but a single data point from 2012 is not enough to fix a current market value with confidence.

How much does a Dubroni 13x18 (outfit) sell for at auction?

The only logged UK hammer price is £3,000, achieved in May 2012; more recent comparable sales would be needed to confirm where the price sits now.

What affects the value of a Dubroni 13x18 outfit?

Completeness of the original outfit, condition of the wooden body and internal chemistry chamber, and the presence of original accessories are the main factors that drive price.