Tripod for Cirkut Panoramic Camera Number 5
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This tripod is part of the Cirkut Camera set used by William Anderson in Lorne
A collapsible wooden and metal tripod. On top of the three legs is a circular geared metal plate with numbers surrounding it. On top of this is a metal plate with piece of wood and screw to attach the camera
Crown Tripod number 2 patented June 23 1903, Folmer and Schwing, Rochester
