Voigtländer Vitoflex CA prototype

a highly interesting discovery from the history of Voigtländer - the third known working prototype of Vitoflex CA, the camera has been developed as a cheaper alternative to the VSL-3, without manua

Z ga, 21 X 17 in, 3-piece Solar train set, prototype version ca 2002, not tested, C8.

VL2/1967 Ultragon 140° Prototype lens by Voigtländer, experimental model, probably never completed, 2 screw-mounts: M39 (Leica mount) and 25 mm Ø back, angle of field 140°, image format approx. 11

Stewart MacDougall Group of three assorted chairs, 1960s Wicker chair is prototype for glenn of CA. One chair by Drexel, with Drexel paper label underneath. Walnut, fabric. Walnut, leather. Walnut, ca

Stewart MacDougall Prototype sofa and armchair, ca. 1975 Painted metal, fabric, birch. Chair: 30.75" x 46.5" x 32" Property from the Estate of Stewart MacDougall, Santa Barbara, CA Dimensions: 30.75"

Pedestal with tripod base together with free edge side table, USA, 2006/ca. 2000s; Maple; Pedestal signed "PROTOTYPE FOR NANCY CONNOLLY, table unmarked; 28" x 14" dia, side table: 30" x 28" x 17 1/2"

Table, 2000 ca. h 73 x diam 130 cm Prototype, green and purple lacquered wrought iron structure, glass top. Gigante De Luca Manufacture.

VOIGTLANDER Prominent Camera with NOKTON 50mm Lens: Ca 1950's German Camera B9353 with Nokton Synchro- Compur 50mm f/1.5 Lens. Working Condition. Leather Case. Includes GE Light Meter (Not Working). (

Stewart MacDougall Prototype sofa, 1980s Fiberglass, steel, fabric. Manufactured by Stewart Marine, USA. Property from the Estate of Stewart MacDougall, Santa Barbara, CA Dimensions: 27" H 75" W 33"

Stewart MacDougall Prototype dinette table, 1980 Lacquered moulded fiberglass. Manufactured by Stewart Marine, USA. Property from the Estate of Stewart MacDougall, Santa Barbara, CA Dimensions: 28.75

Stewart MacDougall Two prototype 'Pod' lounge chairs, 1980s Fiberglass, plywood, velvet. Manufactured by Stewart Marine, USA. Property from the Estate of Stewart MacDougall, Santa Barbara, CA Dimensi

Stewart MacDougall Collection of eight prototype 'Bijou' side tables, 1980s Wood with various finishes, metal. Property from the Estate of Stewart MacDougall, Santa Barbara, CA Dimensions: 20" H 12"

Lloyd Kiva New + George Kee(Cherokee, 1916 - 2002) + (Dine, 1930 - 1980)Prototype Canvas Purse with Removable Silver Medallion, ca. 1960canvas, sterling silverinscribed on handle verso: STERLING HAND

Stewart MacDougall Prototype dinette table, 1980 Lacquered moulded fiberglass. Property from the Estate of Stewart MacDougall, Santa Barbara, CA

BOGERT TUBE (PROTOTYPE). New Haven: Petrie & Lewis (P&L), ca. 1930. A nickel-plated canister is placed in an upright stand, and filled with water, then capped with paper, forming a drumhead. The magic

Stewart MacDougall Prototype coffee table, 1965 Rosewood, glass. Property from the Estate of Stewart MacDougall, Santa Barbara, CA

Stewart MacDougall Prototype cantilevered chair, 1960s Ebonized wood. Property from the Estate of Stewart MacDougall, Santa Barbara, CA

Stewart MacDougall Large prototype dining table, 1980 Lacquered fiberglass, painted wood. Property from the Estate of Stewart MacDougall, Santa Barbara, CA

Description: A rare prototype hippo figurine in a mustard yellow glaze by Hagen-Renaker, ca. 1950s, intended for the Deisgners Workshop line. A comparable example is featured on page 116 of Hagen Rena

dressed metal figure, 11 in tall, w/composition head, windup working, figure vibrates & moves around, from the estate of Schuco factory worker employee, ca 1920s, C7-8.

dressed metal figure, 11 in tall, w/composition head, windup working, figure vibrates & moves around, from the estate of Schuco factory worker employee, ca 1920s, C7-8.

Stewart MacDougall Prototype 'Bijou' floor lamp, 1975 Painted wood, aluminum. Property from the Estate of Stewart MacDougall, Santa Barbara, CA

dressed metal figure, 12 in tall, w/composition head, windup working, figure vibrates & moves around, from the estate of Schuco factory worker employee, ca 1920s, C7-8.

dressed metal figure, 12 in tall, w/fabric head, windup working, figure vibrates & moves around, from the estate of Schuco factory worker employee, ca 1920s, C7-8.