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World’s No.1 »Photographica & Film«
21 March 2009
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) © 2009 by Auction Team Breker, Koeln/ Germany
»Leica 250 GG Reporter«, 1940		»Compass«, 1937		»Minox A Outfit in Salesman Case«, 1952		Early Daguerreotypie Lens »Voigtländer, Vienna«, c. 1845		Wooden »Mutoscope« Floor Peep Show with Original Mutoscope Reel, c.  1920		»Photoscopic«, c. 1924
»Ferrotypie- Kamera by Eugène Faller«, 1895		Very Early H. Mader's »Invincibel«, 1888		»Le Stéréo- Physiographe«, c. 1900		»The Demon Camera No. 2«, 1891		»Debrie 120«, c. 1905		Foca URC »Marine Nationale« Outfit
Rarity: »Summa Report«, 1955		»Debrie Interview«, c. 1914		»Ferrotype Camera«, c. 1895		»Rolleiflex 2,8 F«, 1960		Hans Hass »Rolleimarin 4«, 1961		»Kinégraphe«, 1887
Rare Fixed Focus TLR »Karma-Flex Mod. 2«, c. 1933		Dr. Krügener's »Simplex Reflex Camera«, 1888		Sensational Outfit: »Nagel Pupille« with Elmar, c. 1935		»Voigtländer« All-Metall Daguerreotype Camera, 1939		Enamel Sign »Zeiss Ikon«, 1942		»Alsaflex«, c. 1951
»Rectaflex Rotor«, 1952		»Leica III Outfit with "Mountain" Elmar«, 1934		»Leica IIf Outfit with Rare Nickel Hektor«, 1951		»Askania Fern-Achromat TE-N/PL 16/925 mm«, c. 1940		»Leica M2-M«, 1967		»Leica M2-R«, 1970
»Leica M6 TTL«, 1998		»Leica M7 0,58x«		»Summilux-M 1,4/35 mm asph.«, 1989		»Leitz Telyt-S 6,3/800 and Leicaflex«		»Leica Remote Release OOFRC«, 1935		»The Pullman Camera«, c. 1896
»Spy Camera Ergo by Zeiss Ikon«, 1927		Tri-Color Camera »Jos-Pe« (No. 325), 1924		»Mikut Color-Separation Camera«, 1937		»Aluminum Multi Lens Camera«, c. 1890		Panoramic Camera by »E. Gilles, Paris«, c. 1880		»Large Photo Coloration Set«, c. 1930
Early Wide-Angle Lens »Pantoscop«, c. 1872		»Luxury Brewster-Type Stereo Viewer«		Table Stereo Viewer »Unis France«		Stereo Viewer »Gaumont«, c. 1920		Large »Stereo Viewer«		»Gaumont Tropical Stereo«, c. 1880
Prototype: »Minicord« with Light Meter, c. 1953		»Echo-8 Set«, 1951		»Dr. Krügener's Piccolo«, c. 1895		»Cyclos Detective«, c. 1899		Strut Folding Camera »Mackenstein«		Prototype: »Deckrullo-Nettel« with Rangefinder, c. 1925
Tropical »Contessa-Nettel Deckrullo« with Rangefinder, c. 1925		»Cirkut Camera Century Model 46«, 1907		»Ernemann Tropen-Klapp- Camera«, 1922		Spy Detective Camera »Germania«, 1892		»Detective Magazine Camera by Stirn«, c. 1891		»Rothschloss«, 1930
The Little »Mars« Detective Camera, c. 1893		Tropical Wet-Plate Sliding Box Camera by »G. Hare, London«, c. 1860		»Ermanox 4,5 x 6 cm (1,8/8,5 cm)«, 1924		»Le Photo- Revolver«, 1921		»Errtee Button Tintype Camera by Romain Talbot«, c. 1912		Tropical Sliding Box Daguerreotype Camera »Claudet, Houghton & Son, London«, c. 1845
»American Studio Posing Chair and Daguerreotypist's Studio Head-Rest«, c. 1840–50		»French Daguerreotype Bellows Camera with Special Flat-Bed«, c. 1846		Magazine Camera »Eureka« by Rouch, c. 1888		Multiple 12-Lens Camera »Ch. Hofmans, Brussels«, c. 1890		Mahogany Hand Camera »Alpha« by W. Watson, c. 1892		»Photo-Sport Dubroni«, 1889
		4 Erotic Sake Cups »Cup of Beauty«		6 Subminiature Daguerreotypes, c. 1847		»Mark IV Director's View Finder«, c. 1979		»Original Mutoscope« with Rare Original Picture Reel, c. 1920