Highlights of the Past Specialty Auction
World’s No.1
»Photographica & Film«

19 March 2016

Extraordinarily important sale of rare collector’s items
and exhibition pieces!

 Preview:    Fr.,  18 March 4 – 7 pm * Sat  19 March 8 – 10 am
Reception/Buffet:    Fri  18 March 5-7 pm
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   Fully illustrated bi-lingual (Engl./German) Colour catalogue:
Europe: Single catalogue € 28,- * 
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 © 2015 by Auction Team Breker, Koeln/ Germany
Click for "BIG"
»Cinex« 35mm Movie Camera,
c. 1925		 Click for "BIG"
»Parvo L« 35mm Movie Camera,
c. 1935		 Click for "BIG"
»Cameflex Standard 16/35«,
c. 1955		 Click for "BIG"
»5 Gauss-Tachar Lenses for Debrie«		 Click for "BIG"
»Derogys Convertible Universal Lens«, (Objectiv à foyer multiples et lentilles additionelles), after 1860		 Click for "BIG"
»Aplanatic Landscape Lens by Steinheil«,
No. 37113,
c. 1893
Click for "BIG"
»Large Lerebours et Secretan Lens (Petzval
Type)«,
after 1845		 Click for "BIG"
Huge Darlot Convertible
»Objectif Universel«,
c. 1866		 Click for "BIG"
»Voigtländer Petzval Portrait Lens 11 Zoll«,
c. 1858		 Click for "BIG"
Zeh Zeca-Flex »Xenar 3,5« ,
1937		 Click for "BIG"
»Elegant Double Stereo Viewer
of Papier-Mâché«
c. 1880		 Click for "BIG"
»Parlor Kinetoscope«
Patented by Thomas Edison,
1897
Click for "BIG"
»Kinora« Casler-Lumière
(No. 61),
1896		 Click for "BIG"
»Wet-Plate Sliding Box Camera 13x18cm »Photographe a Verres Combinés Inventé par Charles Chevalier«, 1853		 Click for "BIG"
»Le Touriste« by Enjalbert, Paris,
c. 1882		 Click for "BIG"
»Miniature Zootrope«,
c. 1890		 Click for "BIG"
»Rare Bookform
Peep Box«,
18th Century		 Click for "BIG"
»Sliding Box Camera«,
c. 1880
Click for "BIG" »Sliding Box Daguerreotype Camera
with Lerebours Lens«,
c. 1850
 		Click for "BIG"
»Legendary Magic Lantern by Duboscq-Pellin with Microscope Attachment«,
c. 1883		 Click for "BIG"
»Super Parvo Color Camera«,
c. 1955		 Click for "BIG"
»Sliding Box Camera 30x40cm (12x16 in.)«, 1876		 Click for "BIG" Stereo Camera
»Chambre Double D'Atelier« by Jamin, c. 1855		 Click for "BIG" »Original Kalotype«
by H. F. Talbot, "May 1839"
Click for "BIG" »Kodak Eastman Matchbox Camera«, 1944
 		Click for "BIG"
The Original »Le Praxinoscope-Théâtre d'Emile Reynaud, Paris«, 1878		 Click for "BIG"
»Polyorama Pantoptique with 45 Pictures«		 Click for "BIG"
 »Oculus Artificialis Teledioptricus
by Ioannis Zahn (Johann Zahn)«, 1702		 Click for "BIG" »Goerz Hypergon-Doppel-Anastigmat 75mm«,
c. 1910 		Click for "BIG" »Stirn Stereo Detective Camera«
 c. 1890
Click for "BIG" »Leitz Mifilmca 1/3x (First Version)«, 1927
 		Click for "BIG"
»NASA Hasselblad MKWE
No. 285«,
c. 1985
 		Click for "BIG"
»Hasselblad Carl Zeiss UV-Sonnar 4,3/105mm«		 Click for "BIG"
 »Stereo Wet-Plate Camera by Dallmeyer«,
c. 1860		 Click for "BIG" »Double Zograscope (L'Optique Zograscope«,
c. 1860		 Click for "BIG" »The Praxinoscope (England)«,
c. 1860
Click for "BIG" »Le Photo-Revolver«,
c. 1921
 		Click for "BIG"
»Ring Camera GF 84«, c. 1998
 		Click for "BIG"
 »The Demon Camera
No. 2«, 1891		 Click for "BIG"
 »XYZ (1:3,5) by Lancant, Paris«, c. 1935		 Click for "BIG" »Dr. Neubronner
Carrier Pigeon Doppel-Sport Camera« (Oberländer)