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24 April 2004 Preview: Sunday, 18 April : 11 am – 2 pm, Friday, 23 April : 3 - 7 pm Saturday, 24 April: 8 - 10 pm Fully-illustrated bi-lingual (Engl./German) Colour catalogue: Euro 28. - (realized price list on Internet and in next catalogue). – Overseas (USA, Japan, etc.): Euro 37 (approx. $ 47.-), incl. airmail – Annual subscription for Spring and Autumn sales (2 catalogues): Euro 50.- Overseas: Euro 65.- (= approx. $ 82.-), incl. air mail! Delivery against prepayment only (Bank draft/cash oder by Credit Card with Expiry date): Mastercard / Visa / AmEx © 2004 by Auction Team Breker, Koeln/ Germany
»Mini Rolleiflex Novelties«	»Rollei 35 Platin Special Edition«, 1986	»Rolleicord II«, China Export Version, 1938	»Rollei 16 L« (Prototype!) PR 444/3, 1964
»Rolleicord« (Prototype!) PR 104, 1947	»Rolleiflex 4 x 4 (Prototype!) PR 198«, 1957	»Rolleiflex 24 x 36« (Prototype!) PR 084	»Tele-Rolleiflex« First Model, 1959
»Rolleidoscop 6 x 13«, 1927	»Samocaflex 35« , 1955	»Tex«, 1938	»Enolde with Telescopic Finder«, 1930
»Minolta Prod 20's«, 1990	»Konica Hexar Rhodium«, 1994	»Krauss Peggy I«, 1931	»Hobix D1«, 1952
»Adox 300«, 1957	»Olympus Trip 35« and »Ecru«	»Leotax TV2«, 1958	»Leotax Outfit«, 1958
»Pentax Z 10«, 1991 Transparent Demonstration Model	»Praktica IV Cut Demonstration Model«, 1961	»Robot Royal 36«, 1955	»Agfa Automatic-66«, 1956
»Zeiss Biotar 1,5/7,5cm« for Exacta	»Ihagee Patent-Klappreflex No. 1120«, 1925	»Ihagee Exa Cut-Away Demonstration Model«	»Stereflex for Exakta«
»Voigtländer Virtus«, 1933	»Nagel Pupille« with Leitz Elmar, 1931	»Kodak Retina Stereo Attachment«	4 »Kodak Beau Brownie Box Cameras«
»4 Colored Kodak Cameras«	»Kodak Retina Screen Focusing Device«	Reflex Finder for »Nagel Pupille«	»Retina IIa« Non-Serial Model Kodak
»Kodak Instamatic 500 Dummy/Prototype«	»Kodak Prototype V 526« approx. 1950	»Kodak Retina IIa (Prototype)«	»Prototype Kodak Rollfilm Camera 6 x 6 cm«, approx. 1950
Prototype »Kodak Instamatic Electronic 614«	»Kodak Ektra«, 1941	»Zeiss Ikon Contaflex TLR«	Zeiss Ikon »Kolibri«, 1930
»Stereotar C« for Contax (Post-war)	»Super Nettel«, 1934	Zeiss Ikon »Contessa 35 (533/24)«, Rare Grey Version, 1953	»Contarex I«, First Version with Planar 2/50, 1959
Zeiss »Biotar 1,5/75« for Contax	Zeiss »Sonnar 2/8,5 cm« for Contax	»Olympia-Sonnar 2,8/180« for Contarex, 1966	»Contax I« Export Version, 1933
Zeiss Ikon »Hologon Ultrawide«	Zeiss Ikon »Tenax II«, 1937	»Canon II B« with 2 Lenses, 1949	»Nikon F2 S Photomic«, 1973
»Sharan: Nikon F Model«	»Nikon FA« Gold, 1984	»Leica IIIg« with »Elmar 2,8/5 cm«	»Leica Hektor 6,3/2,8 cm«
»Leica I(A) Outfit«, 1929	»Leica III with Accessories«, 1933	»Leica IIIc« (Grey), 1942	»Leica 250 GG with Motor«, 1942
»Leica M3«, 1958	»Leica M6 J« with »Elmar-M 2,8/50«, 1994	»Leica M4-2« Special Edition "25 Jahre" (25 years)	»Leica M4-2, Oskar Barnack Centenary Camera!«
»Leica R3 Gold«, 1979	»Leica PC-Super- Angulon-R 2,8/28«	»Angenieux Zoom 2,8/45-90« for Leicaflex and Leica R.	»Leica Apo-Macro- Elmarit-R 2,8/100«
»No. 3 A Panoram Kodak Camera«, 1926	»Tom Thumb«, 1948	»Ramera«, 1959	Italian 3-Color-Camera »Sunshine«, 1947
»Brass Camera for Serial Pictures«	»Binocular Viewfinder for GDR State Security Service Camera«	Multiplying Camera »Svensson«, approx. 1920	»Devin Tri-Color Camera«, 1938
Binocular »Binoca Picture«, 1950	»Bermpohl 3-Color Camera«, approx. 1934	»Hasselblad 500 EL«, 1969	»Rolleiflex 6008 Integral«
»Rolleiflex SL 66« with »Distagon 4/80«, 1966	»Hasselblad Super Wide C, 1971«	»Linhof Super-Technika V (13 x 18 cm) Outfit«	»Peco Profia (9 x 12 cm)« 1966
»Plaubel Peco Supra II« with »Apo-Lanthar«, 1966	»Minolta Shift CA 2,8/35«	Inverted Microscope with Camera for Microphotography by Seibert, approx. 1930	Brass Microscope »Voigtländer VI«
»Leitz Binocular Magnifier«	»Large Collection of Micrographs«, 1859	German Telescope »Flakglas« with Steel Circle, French Army, approx. 1943	»Director Telescope Nedinsco Zeiss 7 x 50« for the Kriegsmarine (Navy)
»Observation Binocular 80/500« by Carl Zeiss, Jena, 1962	»Telescope Steinheil«	Camera »Novelties« and »Wrist Watch Camera«	Elastolin Figure »Swiss Soldier with Pigeon-Camera«, 1950
Advertising Stereoscope »Vautier« with 21 Stereocards	Stereo Viewer »L. Gaumont, Paris«, approx. 1920	Stereoscope »Le Taxiphote«, approx. 1910	Coin-Operated Stereo Table Viewer »The Artists Model«, approx. 1920
Stereoscopic Theatre »Kaiser- Panorama«, 1888	33 Original »Kaiser- Panorama« Stereoscopic Slides »New York«	Memorial for Daguerre »Kaiser- Panorama«	Stereo Camera »Wünsche Sport«, 1899
Stereobox »Jittai Camera«	Voigtländer »Stereflektoskop 6 x 13«	Sharan-Leica IIIf - Swedish Army Model	Mini-Fex with »Cassar 3,5/2,5 cm«, 1932
Mini-Fex with »Pan-Tachar 1,8/25«, 1932	»Erac Mercury I Pistol Camera«, 1938	»Steineck ABC Wrist Watch Camera«, 1950	»The Kombi«, 1892
»Steky«	»Kunik Foto-Füller«, Luxury Version, 1956	The »Presto« Camera, 1896	Subminiature Camera »Jolly«, 1950
Subminiature Camera »Kalos«, 1950	Cardboard Box Camera »Pygmee«	3 Pentax »Auto 110«, 1979	Subminiature Camera »Darling 16«, 1957
»Golden Ricoh 16«, 1957	3 »Minox« Cameras	»Minox B«, 1966/67	»Ticka Watch Camera«, 1905
»Rubina Sixteen Model II«, 1951	»Myracle Model II« 1950	»Tuximat«, 1959	»Bolsey 8«
»Tessina Automatic 35«, 1960	»Coronet Midget«, (Blue)	»Coronet Midget ARTIC«	Minolta »Courrèges AC 101«, 1983
»Cenei Knirps«, 1927	»Ticka Watch Camera with Rare Newton Viewfinder«, 1905	»Gemflex Subminiature TLR Camera«, 1949	»Kunik Petie – Vanity«, 1956
»Photoret Watch Camera«, 1894	»Minox Selection (LX in Gold)«, 1987	»Minox CLX Special Edition«, 1998	»Lighter Camera Echo-8«, 1951
Tropical Camera »Sonnet«, 1920	Tropical Camera »Deck-Rullo« 10 x 15, 1920	American Stereo Wet Plate Camera »Excelsior« (5 x 8"), approx. 1870	»Le Scenographe«, 1875
»Minnigraph«, 1915	»Contaflex TLR«	»Cinescopie«, 1929	»Ergo Spy Camera«, 1927
»Le Photo Revolver«, 1921	»Ermanox (1:1,8)«, 1926	»Reflex Camera Anschütz«	»German Postcard Album with Japanese Views«, approx. 1900
»Graphoscope C. Eckenrath«, approx. 1890	»Zograscope«, approx. 1860	French »Kaleidoscope«, approx. 1890	French Zoetrop »Les Images Vivantes«, approx. 1910
»Praxinoscope«	Magic Lantern »Climax« by Ernst Plank, approx. 1890	»2 German Magic Lanterns«, approx. 1900	»Cinematograph and Magic Lantern by Jean Schoenner«, approx. 1920
»Camera Obscura«, approx. 1890	Magic Lantern by »George Carette, Nuremberg, approx. 1900«	Phantasmagorian Magic Lantern	English Mahogany Magic Lantern »Reynolds and Branson, Leeds«
Famous »Lampadaphore« by Lapierre, Paris, approx. 1880	Ceramic Magic Lantern »Luna«	Magic Lantern »Bouddha«, 1879	35 mm Movie Camera, approx. 1940
Mahogany Movie Camera »Darling«, approx. 1916	»Arriflex 16 St.«, approx. 1952	»Newman & Sinclair Model G«, approx. 1955	Professional Color Television Studio Camera, ca. 1975
»Pathé« Slow Motion, approx. 1920	Movie Camera »Debrie Parvo L« approx. 1935	»Arriflex 16 St"«, approx. 1965	»Debrie GV« Slow Motion Movie Camera, approx.1940
»Wall« Movie Camera, approx. 1920	35 mm Movie Camera, approx. 1916	»Cinématographes Pathé Professionel«, approx. 1908	9 Belgian Movie Posters, 1935-1938
9 Belgian Movie Posters, 1935-1938	4 »Original Peep Show Movies by Stargate«, approx. 1960	Outfit »Pathé Baby«, approx. 1928	»Edison Universal Projecting Kinetoscope«
»Egyptian Princess«, approx. 1910	Original Sexy Mutoscope Marquee »What the Moon Saw«, approx. 1920	Original Mutoscope Mod. D	Original Mutoscope
Original Mutoscope Peep Show, approx. 1925	Original Mutoscope, approx. 1920

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A fascinating offer of PROTOTYPE cameras by Rollei and Kodak (Stuttgart) * Sensational Leica cameras: Leica 250 GG with Motor, 1942, M 4-2 25 Years ELC (unknown, not in any literature!), Monté-en-Sarre, M 6J, Leica R3 (Gold) and many more Leica specialties * Nikon FA (Gold), Nikon F with motor 250 * Tele-Rollei, Rolleidoscop (6x13), Rollei 35 Platin (Special edition), Rolleicord II (for China) and many more… * Extraordinary large collection of Miniature Cameras, e.g. Darling 16, Echo-8, several Mini-Fex, Photoret, Gemflex, Mercury I Pistol, some Petie Vanity and many more * Unusual Stereo Cameras: Ernemann Film-Stereoscope, Jittai Stereo, Wünsche Sport-Stereo, Hüttig: Monopol, etc. * Professional Cameras: Hasselblad 501 CM, Super Wide C, etc., * Specialty Cameras: Devin Tri-Color, Bermpohl with reflex attachment, Binoca, Cyclops, Krauss' Photo Revolver, and many more! * Large collection of Micro-Photographs * Classic Cameras, e.g. Ermanox (1.8), The Presto, Scénographe, Contaflex TLR, Ergo, Cinescopie (35 mm), Exakta 66, Agfa Automatic 66, Contessa 35 (grey!), rare Enolde with telescope viewer, and many more… * Extraordinarily rare authentic Kaiser-Panorama reconstruction for 12 viewing seats… and some lots of top-quality Original Slides by A. Fuhrmann for the Kaiser-Panorama * The section Pre-Cinema & Optical Toys offers rare and spectacular magic lanterns and slides, Kaleidoscopes, early Peep Shows, etc. … And, last but not least: Highly important professional movie cameras and projectors in all formats!