Highlights of past Specialty Auction


World’s No.1
Specialty - Auction


»Photographica & Film«

25 March 2006


  Fully illustrated bi-lingual (Engl./German) Colour catalogue:
Europe: Single catalogue € 28,- * Annual Subscription for: Photographica (4 catalogues) € 95,- * Science & Technology (2 catalogues) € 50,-.
Overseas prices for USA, Japan, etc.
(incl. airmail delivery): Annual subscription for Photographica spring and autumn sales (4 catalogues)
€ 130,-
(approx. US-$ 156.-) * Science & Technology € 65,- (approx. US-$ 78.-) * Single catalogue € 37,- (approx. US-$ 45.-).
Delivery against prepayment only (Bank draft/cash or by Credit Card with expiry date:  Mastercard
/ Visa /
AmEx)
 
© 2006 by Auction Team Breker, Koeln/ Germany

click for big
»Bi-Unial Magic Lantern«
click for big
Prototype of the Early German Cast-Iron »Art-Nouveau-
Style« Mutoscope, c. 1900
  click for big
»Tropical HEAG X«, 1913
click for big
»French Carte-de-Visite Camera«,
c. 1865
click for big
Wooden Strut Folding Camera »Magda«, c. 1890
click for big
The Very First »Leica-Hand-
Kamera«, 1907
click for big
»Spiegel-Reflex-
Klappcamera Krickeldorff«
click for big
»Negretti & Zambra's« Single Stereocamera
  click for big
Prototype of a Subminiature Camera »Kodak«
click for big
»Graflex KE-4 (1) Combat Camera«
click for big
»Leica Compur«, 1929
click for big
»Rectaflex Rotor Outfit«, 1952
click for big
»Canon P 25th Anniversary«, 1962
  click for big
»Kobliska Tropical«, c. 1925
click for big
»Casca No. 0044«
click for big
»Stereo Sliding Box Camera«,
c. 1855
click for big
»Petitux IV«
click for big
»Gemflex«, 1949
click for big
»Petie Lighter«, 1956
  click for big
»Petie Vanity«, 1956
click for big
»Demonstration Model Minox A«
click for big
»Riga Minox - Made in USSR«, 1940
click for big
Magic Lantern »Jean Schoenner, Nuremberg«,
c. 1880
click for big
»Korelle K« with Leitz Elmar (!!), 1933
click for big
»XYZ Subminiature Camera«, 1935
  click for big
»The Presto Camera«
click for big
»Sliding Box Daguerreotype Camera«, 1842
click for big
Krügener »Jumelle«, 1895
click for big
»Anthony« with Multiplying Camera Back,
c. 1885
click for big
»French Double Sliding Box Camera«, c. 1870
click for big
German Wet Plate Camera »Böhmke & Co.,
Braunschweig«
  click for big
»Stereo Lenses«, c. 1880
click for big
Stereo and Panorama Camera »Poulenc Frères«, c. 1880
click for big
Stereocamera Prototype »Minnigraph«,
c. 1935
click for big
»Bergheil Nova«
click for big
»Goldmann's Detective Camera«
click for big
Special Camera »Kontophot«,
c. 1931
  click for big
Magazine Box Camera »Neumann«
click for big
Studio and Field Camera »Bentzin«
click for big
»Luckyflex«, 1948
click for big
Spy Camera »Argus«, 1909
click for big
Small »Fieldcamera Goldmann«,
c. 1895
click for big
»Photo Quint«, 1911
  click for big
»Spy Camera for Lady Agents«
click for big
»Le Troncynémato No. 2«, c. 1910
click for big
»English Giant Press Camera with Tele Lens«, 1912
click for big
Cut Model
»Ultron 2/50«
click for big
»Symbolflex«
click for big
»Pilott Ref«, 1947
  click for big
»Barbieri«
click for big
Russian Sub-Miniature-
Camera
»KGB C-252«, 1980
click for big
Cut Model »Leica III«, 1938
click for big
Very Early Jumelle Camera »Hermagis«,
c. 1885
click for big
 »Pocket Watch with Daguerreotype Camera«
click for big
Magazine Camera »Okam«, c. 1926
  click for big
Prototype »Contessa 35 electronic«,
c. 1968
click for big
»Hologon Ultrawide«
click for big
»L'Indéréglable« - The Reliable Camera
click for big
Wooden Miniature-Camera »Newmans & Adams Patent«
click for big
Reflex Camera »Alfred Werner«, c. 1914
click for big
»Tropical Wood Camera with Linhof Shutter«,  1902
  click for big
»Carl Zeiss« Experimental Lens, 1938
click for big
»Tele-Megor 5,5/25 cm with Viewfinder«, 1934
click for big
Leica Standard with Fisheye Lens »VL2/1967 Ultragon 140º«
click for big
 Daguerreotype Lens »Lerebours«,
c. 1850
click for big
Voigtländer Lens »Orthoskop«,
c. 1860
click for big
»Nikkor Q 3,5/5cm - Leica Screw Mount«, 1947
  click for big
Lady's Camera »Pochette-
Chasseur« 1904
click for big
»Ring Camera
GF 82«, 1982
  click for big
»Leica 250 GG Reporter«, 1936
click for big
Magic Lantern »Lampascope Boule«, by Lapierre Frères,
c. 1870
  click for big
Microscope
»C. Kellner's Nachf.: Fr. Belthle in Wetzlar«
click for big
Design Microscope »Paul Funke & Co., Berlin«,
c. 1920
  click for big
»Binoca Picture Binocular (Blue)«, 1950
click for big
»Gami 16«, 1955
  click for big
»Duca« (Blue)
click for big
Large Sun Microscope »Charles Chevalier«,
c. 1850
  click for big
»Voigtländer Lens No. 10.000«, 1862
click for big
»Color-flex«
  click for big
»Voigtländer Metallkamera (Replica)«
click for big
Interesting Leica Forerunner »Argus«, 1921
  click for big
»Agfa Luxury Version«, 1930
click for big
Giant Shutter by »Voigtländer«,
c. 1900
  click for big
Gun Camera »Fotosniper
FS-2« (Black), 1937
click for big
»Binocular Microscope Dollond«, London,
c. 1865
  click for big
»Kinematograph« by Ernst Plank, Nuremberg,
c. 1900
click for big
6 Original Photographic Plates by Carlo Ponti for »Megalethoscope« Viewer, 1862
  click for big
»Dubroni No. 1«,
c. 1865
click for big
»Chambre Microscopique de Bertsch«,
c. 1860
  click for big
5-Reels Mutoscope »Selector«