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»Revolver Photographique« (Thompson's Revolver Camera) by A. Briois, Paris, 1862	»Ihagee VP Exakta, Model A«	»Luxus Leica«, (Replica) 1933	»Leica I, Model B (Rim Compur)«, 1930	»Super-Angulon 3,4/21«	»Leica I with "Hektor 2,5/5 cm" lens«, 1930
»Leica M5«, 1971	»Kodak Ektra«, 1941	»Leica M4-P, Black«, 1980	»Sinar F2 (8 x 10)«, 1994	Detective Magazine Camera »Velocigraphe 9 x 13«, 1892	»Vanity and cigarette cases«
»Contaflex TLR«	»Linhof Master Technika (4 x 5 in.)«, 1972	»Linhof Kardan-Color 45 S«	»Robot Star Classic«, 1996	»Nikon F Photomic FTN with Motor F-36 and Battery Pack«, 1968	Magic Lantern »Riche« by Lapierre, c. 1880
»Magic Lantern by Ernst Plank, Nuremberg«, c. 1902	»Peepshow Box for Perspective View«, c. 1750	»2 Erotic Lithophanes«, c. 1840	»2 Erotic Lithophanes«, c. 1840	Early Wideangle Lens »Pantoscop No. 5«, 1872	»Bergheil Deluxe 4,5 x 6 cm«, 1923
»Alpa-Reflex Luxury«, 1944	»Luxury Monocular Opera Glass«, c. 19th Century	»Leica Negative Viewer for Leica 250«	»Noctilux 1:1/50«	»French Coin-operated Movie Jukebox«, 1965	»Binoca Picture Binocular«, 1950
»Contax IIIa with Stereotar-C«	»Stereo Camera RBT 3D X4«, 1998	»Canon 7 with Fast Canon Lens 0,95«, 1961	»Tailboard Camera "Stegemann"«, c. 1890	»Hasselblad 500 C/M "25th Anniversary"«, 1973	»Nikon FA (Gold)«, 1984
»Leica IIIc "Luftwaffen- Eigentum"«	»Leica 250 GG Reporter«, 1936	»Apo-Telyt-R 4/280«	Viewer for experiments by »J. & A. Duboscq à Paris«, c. 1850	Rare Original »Bermpohl 3-Color Camera«, 1930	»Contax RTS Gold«, 1982
»Leica IIIa with a collapsible "Summar 2/5 cm"«, 1935	»Leica M4-2, black«, 1978	»Stereo Attachment Stereoly«	»Leicaflex SL Olympic Games 1972 with Elmarit-R«	Praxinoscope »Kinematofor« by Ernst Plank, Nuremberg, c. 1903	The Original »Praxinoscope« by Emile Reynaud, Paris, 1878
Magic Lantern »Lampadaphore«, c. 1880	»Rolleiflex Jersey Luxury Edition«, 1996	»Rolleiflex SLX 4,5 x 6«, 1978	»Rolleiflex T with "Philips" Polaroid Camera Back«, 1958	»Fuji GX 680 III S with Digital Back«	»Wilca Automatic«, 1960
»Zeiss Ikon Deckrullo Stereo Tropical Model«, 1926	»No-Name Edixa Electronica (Black)«, 1962	»35mm Vorkländer Camera«, c. 1940	»35mm Movie Camera Bell & Howell D«, c. 1930	»Panorama Camera/Stereo Camera by E. Lorillon, Paris«	Viewfinder »AHOOT«
»Stereo Daguerreotype«,	»Exakta 66«	Lapierre Lampascope »Boule«, c. 1870	Small Lampascope »Boule« by Lapierre	Prototype of German Cast Iron »Art-Nouveau Style« Mutoscope , c. 1900	»Luxury Opera Glasses«, c. 1900
»Rolleiflex 2,8 GX Edition«	»Minox LX Platin«, 1990/91	Slow Motion Camera »Mitchell 16 HSM«, c. 1958	Russian »Mitchell«, c. 1965	Camera and Projector »Olikos«, 1912	35 mm Handcrank Camera »LeParvo«
35 mm Movie Camera »Interview«, A. Debrie, Paris	All-Metal Camera »Photosphere«, 1888	»A Ordinary Kodak Camera«, 1891	»B Daylight Kodak Camera«, 1891	»C Special Glass Plate Kodak Camera«, 1891	»English Sliding Box Wetplate Camera«, c. 1860
»Millenium Set Leica M 6 TTL Black Paint«	»Stirn's Concealed Vest Camera«, 1886	»Soho Tropical Reflex«, 1921	Early Instant Camera »Dubroni«, c. 1865	»Henso Reporter«, 1953	»L'Excell- Detective- Universell«, 1890
»Summilux 1,4/50«	Cast Iron Mutoscope »Indian Head«	»Camera Obscura«, c. 1890	»Edison Projecting Kinetoscope«, 1897	Camera Obscura Tent »Chevalier«, 1825	»Kinematofor« by Ernst Plank
Luxury Tropical Folding Strut Camera »Mackenstein«, 1894	Universal Science Lantern »The Newtonian«	Magazine Camera »De Bertsch«, c. 1890	»3-Color Camera by C.P.Goerz«	Sunlight Enlarger »Solar«, c. 1890	Luxury Stereo Viewer »Murray & Heath«, London
»Luxury Stereo Viewer«	Cigarette Lighter Camera »Stasi«	»Askania Fern-Achromat TE-N/PL 16/925 mm«, c. 1940	»Stéréoscopic Photosphère 9 x 18 cm«	»Le Minuscule«, 1900	»The Demon Camera«, 1890
Lens by »Vallantin«, 1856	»Neusilber Tropical Camera«, 1925	Strut Folding Camera »Mackenstein«	Stereo and Panoramic Camera »Krügener«	»Carte de Visite Camera«	»Box Camera for Exposures from WW I«, 1914
»Kretzschmar Kinematograph«, c. 1902	»Tailboard Camera«, c. 1885	»Detectiv-Courier IV«	»Bertsch« Style Brass Camera, c. 1890	Aerial Camera »System Carl Zeiss«, c. 1922	»Night Kolobri« with Carl Zeiss Test Lens, 1931
»Bruns' Detective Camera«, 1893	»Daguerre Camera« (The Daguerreotype)	»The Kapawl«, c. 1885	»Giant Lens for Daguerreotype Camera by Marion, Paris«, c. 1845	»Fisheye Lens by Meyer, Görlitz«, 1929	»Zeiss Ikon Test Camera«, c. 1935
»Photo Louvre«	»Prototype Motor Steky«, c. 1955	»Goerz« Matonox Night Camera	Early »35 mm Test Camera Goerz«, c. 1925	»Rothschloss«, 1930	Early Camera with Spring Motor Drive »Le Detective«, 1893
»Dr. Rudolph's Spezial Kamera - Cosmos 35«, c. 1922	Test Camera »Steinheil«, c. 1922	»Wooden Phantasmagorian Magic Lantern«, c. 1870	»Large Professional Long-Focus Triple Lantern«, c. 1890	Magic Lantern »Lampascope Carrée No. 84-4«, 1880	Magic Lantern »Bouddha«, 1879
	»German Kinetoscop«, c. 1900	»Polyorama Panoptique«, c. 1850	Large Perspective Diorama of the German »Rhine Valley - from Bingen to the Loreley«, c. 1840	»Ticka Watchface«, 1912

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