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»Samocaflex 35«, 1955	»Leica M3«, 1964	»Leica M6«, 1986	»Leica M3«, 1962	»Leica M3«, 1956	»Leica M6 (Black)«
»Binoca Picture Binocular«, 1950	»Contaflex« Outfit, 1935	»Summilux-R 1,4/80«	»Exakta Real«, 1966	»Exakta 66«	»Leica No. 203«, 1925
»Leica Standard«, 1936	»Leica IIc«	»Leica IIIa«, 1935	»Stereo Attachment Stereoly«	»Leica M1 "Bundes- eigentum"«, 1959	»Leica M2«, 1958
»Leica M4-2«, 1978	»Leica M2-R«, 1970	»Leicaflex SL 2 (Black)«, 1975	»Leica M4-P (1913 -1983)«	»Leica MDa Post 24 x 27«, 1972	»Leica If«, 1956
»Rectaflex«, 1949	»Leicaflex SL«, 1969	Cutaway »Leicaflex SL«	»Leica IIIc Syn (Grey)«, 1942	»Leica MD-2«	»Leica M4-M«
»Contarex Electronic (SE)«, 1968	»Tele-Elmar 4/135«	»Robot II« Danish Airforce, 1952	»Robot Recorder 24 KFL 124«, 1955	»Leica If«, 1952	»Leica Ig«, 1958
»Leica III«, 1936	Waist Level Viewfinder »AHOOT«	»Tele- Rolleiflex with Rolleimot«, 1959	1 Poster of a Set of 8 Different Lots of the 1894/96 Edison Kinetoscope Movie »The Dancer«	»Hasselblad HK 7«, 1941	»Laryngo Stéréoscope«, c. 1910
»Peepshow«	»Cameflex CM3«, c. 1960	Leitz »Summarex 1,5/85«	»Leica M 6 (Black)«, 1985	»Super Nettel II«, 1936	»Hasselblad 503CX Golden Blue«, 1991
»Rolleimarin Hans Hass«, 1961	»Rollei- doscop«, 1931	»Rolleiflex 2,8 F Aurum«, 1983	Wide Angle »Rolleiflex«, 1961	»Tele- Rolleiflex«, 1966	»Clam Shell Mutoscope Mod. DL - The Iron Lion«, c. 1900
»Leica M4-2 (Gold)« "Oskar Barnack Centenary Camera".	»Alpa Reflex 9d«, 1964	»Prototype Rolleiflex 4 x 4 (PR 195)«, 1956	»Le Photosphère«, 1888	Dummy »Leica IIIf«	»Mooly-C (Black)«, 1941
»Leica M2 (Black)«	Brass Microscope »E. Leitz, Wetzlar«, c. 1890	Foto-Vita- Standard, c. 1920	»OL' YWOOD« Camera, c. 1928	»Cinégraphe Bol«, c. 1924	»Novado 120«, c. 1950
Tailboard Camera »Stegemann«, c. 1890	»Leica IIIg«, 1959	»Summilux 1,4/50«	»Thambar 2,2/9 cm«	»Henso Reporter«, 1953	»Krauss Eka«, 1924
»Prominent«, 1932	»Ermanox (1 : 1,8)«	»Night Kolibri«, 1930	»Apo-Telyt-R 4/280«	»Leica 250 GG Reporter«	»Leica I, Model A«, 1930
»Leica M6«, 1992	»Leica M4-P«, 1983	»Professional 35 mm Movie Camera« by Hahn-Goerz, Kassel, c. 1924	»Homeos«, 1920	Large Outfit »Tower 45«, 1958	Cut Demon- stration Model »Canon FT«, 1966
»Ermanox 4,5 x 6 cm«, 1924	Stereo Camera »Photo Sport«, Paris, c. 1890	Single Exposure Accessory »OLIGO«	Hektor 1,9/7,3 cm with »SOOAW«	»Daguerreo- type« Sliding Box Camera, c. 1840	»Le Scénographe«, 1875
»Le Photo Quint« Outfit, c. 1911	»Askania Z«, c. 1940	Exceptional, Rare and Complete Outfit for »No. 10 Cirkut Camera«, 1919	»The Wheel of Life«	»Disque Cinématographe by Edouard Virgile Lapierre, France«, c. 1898/1899	»Leica B (Rim-Compur)«, 1930
Lapierre Frères »Lampadaphore«, c. 1880	»Magic Lantern«, c. 1890	Very Unusual Wooden »Mutoscope Floor Peep Show«, c. 1920	»Golden Steky«, 1957	Praxinoscope Theatre by »Ernst Blank«, Nuremberg, c. 1903	»Mahogany Tailboard Camera«, c. 1885
Interesting Mahogany »Magic Lantern«, c. 1880	2 Extremely Rare Original Optical Toy Collectibles by »Emile Reynaud, Paris«, and »Chocolat Poulain«	Original Kid's »Mutoscope Mod. J«, c. 1910	»French Daguerreotype Sliding Box Camera«, 1850-60	»Le Stéréographe No. 2«, 1888	»Photographe à Verres Combinés«
»Photogénique« (No. 2) by J. Duboscq à Paris	Viewer for Experiments by »J. & A. Duboscq à Paris«, c. 1850	»2 Ernemann VII B«, c. 1940	Movie Camera »Debrie Parvo L«, c. 1930	Rare Original »Bermpohl 3 Color Camera«, c. 1930	»Leica Camera Deluxe«
68 Stereo Images from the »Kaiser- Panorama«	»Edison Projecting Kinetoscope«, 1894

Highlights of past Specialty Auction
	World’s No.1 Specialty - Auction
	*»Photographica & Film«*
	*30 April 2005*
Exceptionally rare and important collector’s items and museum exhibits are on offer at our traditional Spring Sale: Giant offer of extremely rare Leica cameras and accessories: Leica 250 GG Reporter (early serial number!), Leica Rim-Compur, Leica M4-M, Leica-Motor »MOOLY-C« (black!!) = one of the rarest Leica accessories at all! Leica M4-P (1913 – 1983), M4-2 (black!), M1 Bundeseigentum, MD-2; Leica I Model A with Hektor; Leica IIIa with MOOLY; Leicaflex SL2 (black); Leica SL (black); Leicaflex SL Cutaway; AHOOT for 6,3/2,8 cm * Superb classical cameras, e.g. Ermanox, Homeos, unique stereo camera »Laryngo- Stéréoscope«, Rolleiflex 4 x 4 (Prototype!!), original Daguerreotype camera by Charles Chevalier, Paris, 1840s; Zeiss Ikon Night Kolibri; Tailboard Camera Stegemann; Voigtländer Prominent; Photo Sport; Rolleidoscop * Extraordinary rare and early camera lenses * *World’s most famous specialty collection of »Exakta« Never offered before worldwide: »Robot« Masterpieces of world’s most important private collection** * Fantastic offer of extremely rare cameras by »Hasselblad« (e.g. HK7), »Nikon«, »Canon« »Tele-Rolleiflex«, Rolleimarin Hans Hass, Wide Angle-Rolleiflex, Henso Reporter; Samocaflex 35; Krauss Eka; Alpa Reflex 9d; Tower 45 * The largest collection in the world of 63 different »Altissa/Altix« cameras … and many more * Early Pre-Cinema collector’s items like Praxinoscope, Zootrope, a giant poster-set of »Edison Kinetoscope Movie: "The Dancer", 1894», exceptionally rare cast iron clam shell »Mutoscope«, c.1900, and many more….. * Rare and early movie cameras (e.g. Cameflex CM3; Cinégraphe Bol; Foto-Vita-Standard) and projectors of all formats, films and international movie posters… Preview: Fri 29 April 4 – 7 pm * Sat 30 April 8 – 10 am - More viewing hours available upon request - Fully-illustrated bi-lingual (Engl./German) Colour catalogue: Euro 28. - (realized price list on Internet and in next catalogue). – Overseas (USA, Japan, etc.): Euro 37 (approx. $ 47.-), incl. airmail – Annual subscription for Spring and Autumn sales (2 catalogues): Euro 50.- Overseas: Euro 65.- (approx. $ 82.-), incl. airmail! Delivery against prepayment only (Bank draft/cash or by Credit Card with expiry date: Mastercard / Visa / AmEx) © 2005 by Auction Team Breker, Koeln/ Germany