[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Vintage cast iron photographer's studio head clamp and "unipod."

Cast iron tripod base with column and internal rod for height adjustment. Base measures approx. 15 1/2 in. wide. Head clamp at top, used to keep subjects still during photo sessions.

Early wooden "unipod" with cast iron base, approx. 13 in. wide. Height overall 29 in. The "unipod" was utilized to help steady a camera when no tripod was used.

The Robert W. Lisle History of Photography Collection

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[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Vintage cast iron photographer's studio head clamp and "unipod."

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