Highlights of past Specialty Auction
World’s No.1 »Photographica & Film«
26/27 September 2008
Important sale of rare collector’s items and exhibition pieces of high museum quality!   Fully illustrated bi-lingual (Engl./German) Colour catalogue: Europe: Single catalogue € 28,- *  Overseas prices for USA, Japan, etc. (incl. airmail delivery):  € 37,- (approx. US-$ 54.-). Delivery against prepayment only (Bank draft/cash or by Credit Card with expiry date and CVV security code: Mastercard / Visa / AmEx) © 2008 by Auction Team Breker, Koeln/ Germany
»The Kinora«, c. 1910		»Original Mutoscope with Rare Original Picture Reel«, c. 1940		»Daguerreotype and Calotype Camera«, c. 1845		Early Sliding Box Daguerreotype Camera »Colas / Lerebours«, c. 1845		»Coin-Operated Stereo Viewer »Cail-O-Scope«, c.  1904		Coin-Operated Stereo Viewer »Mills Autostereoscope«, c. 1910
»Zeiss Outfit Case 1777/43 with Accessories«		Exa »Rheinmetall« with Experimental Lens »Tessar 2/5 cm«, 1954		»Exacta 66 (Post-War Model)«, 1953		»Noctilux 1,2/50«, 1968		»Leica I (A) with Hektor in ETRIN Case«, 1930		»Leica I (A) with Anastigmat«
»Leica I (A) with Elmax (!)«, 1925		»Leica 250 FF«, 1934		»Mikut Color-Separation Camera«, 1937		»Leica 72 (18 x 24)«, 1954		»Leica I (B) Dial-Set Compur«, 1926		»Leica I (B) Rim-Set Compur«, 1930
»Leica IIIcK, Blue, Marine«, 1942		»Leitz Mifilmca« Photomicrographic Leica, 1932		Leica IIIc »Marine W'haven«, 1942		»Leica III (F) with RAPIDO Winder«, 1934		»Leica IIIc, Grey Finish«, 1942		Leica IIIc »Luftwaffen- Eigentum«, 1941
»Leica M3 (black paint)«, 1961		»Leica M2-M«		»Leica Stemar Stereo-System«, 1972		»Elmarit-C 2,8/40«, 1972		»Leica MD-22, Half-Frame Betriebskamera«, 1977		»Leica M3 Betriebskamera No. 1030«, 1954
»Leica Motor MOOLY-C (Black!)«, 1943		»Zeiss Ikon Stereotar C for Contax«		Sensational Field Camera »Leitz (4,5 x 6 cm) No. 7«, c. 1910		»Nagel Pupille with Reflex Viewfinder«, c. 1932		»Cinescopie«, 1929		»Photoscopic«, c. 1924
»Biflex 35«, 1950		»Le Furet (Model I)«, c. 1923		»Le Furet« (Model II), c. 1923		French Spy Camera »SFOM«, c. 1939		»Sico (Model I)«, 1922		»Enofilm«, c. 1930
Three-Color Camera »Spektaretta«, 1939		»Krauss Eka«, 1924		Forerunner Camera of »Le Cent Vues«, c. 1912		Early »Isographe-Deguy«, c. 1944		»Bourdereau«, c. 1928		»Belle Gamine«, c. 1905
»Duflex«, 1949		»Stereo Speich«, 1953		»Anthony's Lilliput Detective Camera«, 1889		»Rothschloss«, 1930		»Homeos«, 1920		»Frena De-Luxe (Presentation Model!)«, 1897
»Alsaflex«, c. 1951		»Rectaflex Rotor«, 1952		Leica IIIc »Heer«, Red Curtain, 1940		»Leica IIIc, Grey Finish«, 1942		»Leica IIIc, K-Model, Grey Finish«, 1943		»Leica IIIa, Monté en Sarre«, 1950
»Leica IIIb Royal Air Force«, 1939		»Leicaflex SL Olympic Kit«, 1972		Rare Twin-Lens TLR »Karma-Flex Mod. 2«, c. 1937		»Le Photo-Revolver«, 1921		First Beira II »Kreca« by Kremp, 1934		»Mecaflex«, 1953
Handbag Camera »Enginette«		»Leica IIId«, 1944		»Self-Portrait: Hans Saebens«, c. 1940		»Bremen, City Hall«, c. 1955		»Bremen, International Port«, c. 1960		2 Vintage Photographs by Hans Saebens »Cathedral in Bremen«, c. 1955
»Herring Lugger in Bremen Vegesack«, c. 1950		»Kiel - Port«, c. 1955		»Peat Boat on the Hamme«, 1944		»Husum«, c. 1950		»Friedrichstadt«, c. 1950		»Bremen, International Port«
»Ruins in Bremen«, c. 1948		»Lubo« by Lucien Beaugers (!), c. 1941		Agfa Porcelain Sculpture »The Light«		Historical Entrance Door »Specialhaus für Photographie«, c. 1925		»Agfa Ambi Silette De Luxe«, 1957		»The Kodak 1888«
»Cirkut Camera Century Model 46«, 1907		»Itek Graphix Camera Photostat«, c. 1911		»The Pullman Camera«, c.1896		Multiplier Camera »Foko-Express«, c. 1930		Multiple 12-Lens Camera »Ch. Hofmans«, Brussels, c. 1890		French Carte-de-Visite Camera, c. 1865
Three-Color- Camera »Naturfarben- Kamera« in »Prof. Miethe Style«, c. 1910		Giant Ratity: »Le Mélanochromos- cope« (Three- Color-Camera), 1899 (!)		»Tri-Color Camera »Jos-Pe« (No. 325), 1924		»Bermpohl Naturfarben-Kamera«, 1930		Original Caricature »The Naked Lady« by A. Barrère, c. 1905		Original Caricature »The Doctors« by A. Barrère, c. 1905
»American Coin-Op Stereo Viewer«, c. 1920		French Spy Camera »SFOM«, c. 1939		»Ticka Watch-Face«, 1912		»Biflex 35«, 1950		»Prototype: Early Rollfilm Camera«, c. 1890		»Ermanox (1:2,0)«, 1924
Mugshot Camera with Sensationally Rare Lens by Perutz, Munich		Large Outfit »Goerz Photo-Stereo-Binocle, Model I«, 1899		»Le Scénograph«, 1875		»The Demon Camera«, 1890		Daguerreotypist's Studio Head-Rest for Children, c. 1840-50		American Studio Posing-Chair and Daguerreotypis's Studio Head-Rest, c. 1840-50
Daguerreotype Sliding Box Camera with early Landscape Lens by »Voigtländer & Sohn«, c. 1852		Outfit »Photographie De Poche No. 2«, c. 1865		Sensational Rarity: French Double Sliding Box Camera as Forerunner of the Famous »Telephot Vega«, c. 1870		»Marriage in the Stable«, c. 1931		Vintage photograph »Rock Herring in Käseburg«		»Varieté«, c. 1950
»The Charles Lindbergh Collection«		»Megaléthoscopia Privilegiata«, 1862		Magic Lantern »Pettibone: Sciopticon«, c. 1890		Magic Lantern »Carl Müller/Vienna«, 1890		35mm Movie Camera »Lytax 35«, c. 1928		»Edison Projecting Kinetoscope«, 1897
		»Edison Projecting Kinetoscope« Head, c. 1902		Original Mutoscope with Reel »A Human Scarecrow«, c. 1920		»Dubroni No. 1« (?), c. 1866		Advertisement