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»Rare "Buffalo Bill" Smoking Automaton by Gustave Vichy«, c. 1890	»Württemberg Model TW 81 Wall Telephone«, 1881 onwards	»Early Culpepper-Type Compound Monocular Microscope«, c. 1735	»Small French Compound Traveling Microscope«, c. 1840	»Behm Model LRE 11 Radio Receiver«, c. 1924	»Cane Handle Camera “Ben Akiba“ by A. Lehmann«, 1903
»English Compound Monocular Chest Microscope by Nairne & Blunt«, c. 1790	»Ostrich "Peep Egg" with Erotic Photograph«, c. 1900	»Nuremberg Cuff-Type Compound Microscope«, 1750 onwards	»English Universal Compound Microscope«, c. 1760	»Small French Cary-Type Compound Travel Microscope«, c. 1840	»French Brass Compound Microscope by Lerebours, Paris«, c. 1800
»Nuremberg Compound Monocular«, c. 1780	»John Cuff Compound Microscope«, c. 1750	»English Compound Monocular Chest Microscope by Dollond«, c. 1800	»Simple Microscope by Jan Paauw«, c. 1760	»Rare German Brass Microscope«, c. 1830	»Fine Horn Gramophone«, c. 1914
»“Bimbo Box” with seven Mechanical Monkeys«	»Victorian Penny-Farthing Bicycle«, c. 1885	»Early Shaft-Drive Ladies Bicycle«, 1898 onwards	»French Hirondelle Retro-Direct Bicycle«, c. 1920	»Motosacoche / Allvelo Motorcycle«, c. 1907	»3.5 Inch Tender Steam Locomotive B 5109«
»3.5 Inch Tender Steam Locomotive D 52015«	»2-Inch Scale Fowler Showmans Model of a Fowler Steam Showmans Engine«	»The Kinora«, c. 1910	»Cube Sundial with Compass by Beringer«, c. 1800	»L.M. Ericsson Skeleton Telephone No. 370/AC100«, c. 1890	»Desk Telephone "Coffee Grinder" by "L. M. Ericsson"«, 1895
»Norwegian De Luxe Telephone by "Elektrisk Bureau Kristiania"«, c. 1895	»Telephone with Whistle Call "L. M. Ericsson"«, 1878 (!)	»L.M. Ericsson Skeleton Telephone No. 370 (1. Version)«, 1884 onwards	»Hughes Printing Telegraph«, c. 1875	»Bavarian Wall Telephone Station by Reiner«, 1892 onwards	»Bavarian Wall-mounted Telephone Station by Reiner«, 1892 onwards
»R-Biotar 0,85/4,5 cm«, c. 1934	»Ermanox Reflex«, 1926	»35 Film Camera for Stereo-Panorama«	»Roll Film Stereo Camera for 6 x 6 cm«	»35 Film Camera for Stereo-Panorama«	»Rollfilm-Stereo-Camera with Mamiya-Sekor 6,3/65 mm«
»Clarissa Tropen (First Version)«, c. 1914	»Ericsson Telephone for the Royal Castle in Oslo«, c. 1880	»Alpa Kinoptik Apochromat 2/100 mm«	»First Siemens & Halske Butterstamp Telephone«, c. 1878	»Very Early Siemens & Halske Butterstamp Telephone«, c. 1880	»Early Weight-driven Morse Telegraph«, c. 1860
»German Siemens & Halske Wall Telephone«, 1882	»Siemens & Halske: Wall Telephone M89«, c. 1890	»Blackforest Book-Playing Fairground Organ by Alfred Bruder, Waldkirch«, c. 1928	»Original Hennecke Children's Carousel Scooter«, c. 1960	»Original Hennecke Children's Carousel Motorbike«, c. 1960	»Original Lenaerts Children's Carousel Motorbike«, c. 1955
»Original Hennecke Children's Carousel Car«, c. 1960	»Original Children's Carousel Lanz Bulldog Tractor«, c. 1970	»Boneshaker Bicycle«, c. 1870	»Ihle Schottenring Car«, c. 1954	»Hupfeld Clavitist Electric Piano«, c. 1910	»Arthur Anderson Galloper Carousel Horse«, c. 1920
»Original Friedrich Heyn Carousel Horse«, c. 1900	»Bacigalupo Violinopan Barrel Organ«, c. 1895	»2-seater Elephant Sofa in Fairground Style«, c. 1980	»Fairground Working Model of a Gondola Switchback«	»HMV Senior Monarch Horn Gramophone«, c. 1908	»Polyphon No. 104 Disc Musical Box«, c. 1899