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World’s No.1 »Photographica & Film«
26 September 2009
Important sale of rare collector’s items and exhibition pieces of high museum quality! Preview:    Fri   25 Sept. 4 – 7 pm * Sat   26 Sept.  8 – 10 am Reception/Buffet: Fri 25 Sept. 5-7 pm - More viewing opportunities available upon request -   Fully illustrated bi-lingual (Engl./German) Colour catalogue: Europe: Single catalogue € 28,- *  Overseas prices for USA, Japan, etc. (incl. airmail delivery):  € 37,- (approx. US-$ 50.-). 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
Photo-Polygraphe, c. 1891/92		»Schmid's Patent Camera«, c. 1884		Folding »Instantograph«, c. 1893		»Charles Chevalier Daguerreotype Sliding Box Camera«, c. 1856		»Le Touriste« by Enjalbert, c. 1882		Early German Cast-Iron »Art-Nouveau- Style Mutoscope«, c. 1900
»Clarissa Tropen«, c. 1929		Small Sliding Box Camera, c. 1870-80		Detective Magazine Camera by »Suter«, c. 1890		Original »Mutoscope« with Reel , c. 1920		»Rolleiflex 2,8 GX Expression«, 1995		Leica M6J Set, 1994
»Zeiss Anastigmat- linse 1:12,5 F=1000 mm«		Very Early Ontoscope "3 D", 1937/38		»Leica Reporter (250 FF)«, 1934 with Elmar 3,5/50mm		»Lower Egypt and Thebes« Frith - Volume I, c. 1862		Cane Handle Camera »Ben Akiba«, 1903		»Escopette« by Darier, 1888
»Anschütz« Tropical Wood Camera, 1890		Daguerreotype Lens by »W. Kranz in Braunschweig«, c.1859		»Leica M3 No. 1033 333«, 1961		All-Metal Camera »Photosphere (9x12)« with Very Rare Original Rollfilm Back, 1888		Stereo Sliding-Box Camera, c. 1860		Table Stereo Viewer »Unis France«
Stereoviewer »Gaumont«, c. 1920		»Nude and Pornography«, c. 1910–40		Stereoviewer »Educa«		Spy Camera »Ergo«, 1927		»Necca«, 1848-49		»Baldamatic II« with Servo-Baldamat and Radio-Control
»Noctilux-M 1/50 mm«		»Ica Multiplast Stereo Viewer«, c. 1915		»Stereo Flat-Bed Camera«, c. 1900		Microscope »Belthle & Leitz«, 1869		»Summicron 2/90« (Black)		»Steno-Jumelle - Luxury Style«, 1895
»Tessina L« Silent Version, 1960		»Stirn's Concealed Vest Camera No. 1«, c. 1886		»Compass«, 1938		»Contaflex TLR 860/24«, 1935		»Sigriste (9 x 12 cm)«, 1899		Mutoscope »Rotofoto«, c. 1910
»Stereo Daguerreotype«		Concertina Peep Show »Panorama of London«, c. 1840		»Ian Parker's Jersey Camera« No. JC 00000, 1996		Great Original French Zoetrope »Les Images Vivantes«, c. 1910		»Voigtländer All-Metall Daguerreotype Camera«		Prototype »Half-Frame Vito II«, 1951
»Zeiss Anastigmat 1:6,3 F=250 mm«, December 1892		»Original Mutoscope Reel No. 7152«		»Olympia-Sonnar 2,8/180 mm« for Contarex, 1966		Early »Mecaflex«, 1953		Prototype Stereo Camera »Minnigraph«, c. 1914		Leica M4 »50 Jahre«, 1975
Special »Spot« Filter for Thambar		»Left Hand Release« for Leica IIIc, 1940		Multiplier Camera »Foko-Express«, c. 1930		»Aluminum Multi Lens Camera«, c. 1890		2 Early Camera Obscura Lenses by Steinheil, 1830 and earlier		»Le Daguerréotype« by Lerebours à Paris, 1839
»Brass Lens Carl Dietzler« 2.0/approx. 12 cm (4 ¾ in.), c. 1855		Brass Lens »Petzval-Type« by Eduard Liesegang, Elberfeld, c. 1854/55		Brass Microscope »M. Baader«, Munich, c. 1852		Coin-Operated Stereo Viewer »Kalloscop«		Extraordinary Stereo Wet-Plate Sliding Box Camera by »Dubroni, Paris«, c. 1860		»The Demon Camera No. 2«, 1891
Patented French »All-Metal Tropical Camera«, 1886		Rarity: »Summa Report«, 1955		»Bertram BCI« Outfit, 1953		»Carte-de-Visite Wet-Plate Sliding Box Camera«, c. 1865		»Detective Magazine Camera« by Suter, Basel, c. 1890		»Rothschloss«, 1930
»Bruns Detective Camera«, 1893		Rare and Early Niell & Simons: »Lopa«, 1902		Tropical Sliding Box Daguerreotype Camera »Claudet, Houghton & Son, London«, c. 1845		»Le Stéréo- Physiographe«, c. 1900		»Steno-Jumelle – Luxury-Style«, 1895		»Le Photo-Revolver«, 1921
»Cirkut Camera Century Model 46«, 1907		»Photo-Sport Dubroni«, 1889		Prototype: The First Motordrive Camera in the World and Forerunner of »Le Pascal«, c. 1897		»Large Lot Nude Prints«, c. 1960		»24 Stereo Cards (Pornography) 9 x 16 cm«, c. 1880–90