»Photographica & Film«

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World’s No.1 »Photographica & Film«
*29 March 2014*
Extraordinarily important sale of rare collector’s items and exhibition pieces! Preview: Fri 28 March 4 – 7 pm * Sat 29 March 8 – 10 am Reception/Buffet: Fri 28 March 5-7 pm - More viewing opportunities available upon request - Fully illustrated bi-lingual (Engl./German) Colour catalogue: Europe: Single catalogue € 28,- * Overseas price for USA, Japan, etc. (incl. airmail delivery): € 37,- (approx. US-$ 52.-). Delivery against prepayment only (Bank draft/cash or by Credit Card with expiry date and CVV security code: Mastercard / Visa / AmEx) © 2014 by Auction Team Breker, Koeln/ Germany
Ensign Roll Film Reflex »Tropical Model«, 1924	Very Early 6 x 9 cm »Mars Detective Camera« "D.R. Patent A.", c. 1892/93	Ernemann »Tropen-Klapp- Camera« 10 x 15 cm, c. 1911	»Lopa (I)« Made in Belgium, 1902	Very Rare and Early »Suter's Magazine Detective Camera«, c. 1893	»LUZO« (The First English Rollfilm Detective Camera!), 1896
Very Early »Kinégraphe 8,5 x 11 cm« by E. Français, c. 1886	Marion »Soho Tropical Reflex«, c. 1906	Photographie De Poche »Dubroni No. 2«, 1865	»Dr. Krügener's Simplex-Folien- Camera«, c. 1893	Rare »Alpina« by Felice Bardelli, 1884	»Nydia« (Quarter Plate), c. 1899
»Noctilux 1/50 mm«, 1975	»Super Kodak Six-20«, 1938	Pettibone »Sciopticon« Magic Lantern Outfit ("The Peacock"), c. 1890	»Stereo Daguerreotype by S. Marchi«, c. 1855	»Biunial Magic Lantern«, c. 1890	»Spanish Double Peepshow«, 2nd Half of 19th Century
»Contaflex TLR«, 1935	»Exakta 66« (Pre-War), 1939	»Exakta 66« (Post-War), 1953	»Pinacoscop Magic Lantern by Johannes Ganz«, Zürich, c. 1883	»Wet-Plate Field Camera with Historical Lens by Gasc & Charconnet«, c. 1865	»Nikon S3« (Black) with 1,4/50 mm, 1964
»Rokuoh-Sha« 35mm Machine Gun Camera (Model 89), c. 1933	»Kinematofor« by Ernst Plank, 1898	»Astra« Table Stereo Viewer (6 x 13 cm)	»Stereo Daguerreotype by William Kilburn«, c. 1846	»Belliéni Stereo Folding Camera«, 1892	Ernst Plank »Wheel-of-Life«, Praxinoscope, c. 1900
»Klimax« Magic Lantern with Clockwork Drive by Ernst Plank, 1895	Rolleiflex 2,8 GX Edition »1929–1989«, 1989	Original Replica of World's First Rollfilm Camera »The Kodak 1888«, 1988	»Nikon SP with Nikkor-S 1,4/5 cm«, 1957	»Nikon SP«, 1957	»Nikon S4 with Nikkor-H.C 2/5 cm«, 1959
A Sensational Discovery: »the Unique Zeiss Triplet 12.5/1,500 mm Lens«, 1939	World-Famous »Zeiss Magnar 10/800 mm«, 1910	»Leica I (A) with Elmar«, 1927	»Leica 0-Serie« (Replica)	Leica »Camera Still Picture KE-7A«	»Leica M2-R Body«, 1969
»Panoraflex Outfit 6 x 17 cm«	R. & J. Beck, »London Stereo Viewer«	»Mills« Auto-Stereoscope, c. 1905	»Stereoscope« with Musical Movement, c. 1980	»Revolving Stereoscope by Schiertz«, c. 1880	»Floor-Stand Stereoscope«, c. 1900
»Eurygraphe Anast. No. 12 Serie V F.10 F=790 by Lacour Berthiot«, c. 1894	»Wet-Plate Field Camera with Historical Lens by Gasc & Charconnet«, c. 1865	»Stirn’s Hand Camera«, c. 1891	»Le Praxinoscope- Théatre«, c. 1879	»Stollwerck Savings Box«, c. 1920	»Luna« Ceramic Magic Lantern, c. 1895
Beautiful »Lampadophore«, c. 1880	»Amigo«, Modell B, 1924	»Movie Camera Dummy«, c. 1940	»Askania Shoulder Camera«, c. 1936	»Askania Universal Professional Outfit«, c. 1928	»Arriflex 35 II C«, c. 1965
»Kinematograph by Bünzli & Continsouza«, c. 1897	»Williamson Cinematographic Camera«, c. 1918	»Slechta BH-X Shoulder Camera«, 1948	»Early German Cast-Iron Art-Nouveau Mutoscope«, c. 1900	»Mills Sono-Vision Movie Jukebox for 16mm Soundies«, from 1945	»Projecting Kinematograph Head«, c. 1905
	»Le Cinématographe Jouet«, c. 1900	»Original Coin-Operated International Mutoscope Viewer Machine«, c. 1930	»Mutoscope: The Selector«, c. 1931	»Imperator II«, c. 1927