Plaubel Aerial Camera AK 1/03, c. 1955

Arriflex 16 ST Film Camera, c. 1955 Arnold & Richter, Munich. 16 mm, with 120-meter film cassette, turret with three lenses: Cooke Kinetal 1.8/12.5 mm, Zeiss Jena Biotar 2/35 mm and Sonnar 2.8/50 mm,

Bermpohl Studio Camera, c. 1955 Bermpohl App.-Bau, Neumünster, Germany. All-metal successor model of the "FOTOMEISTER" that did not go into series production, with rotating frame back for 13 x 18

uncommon chrome lens for M39, RF coupled used with Leotax cameras, c.1955, no. 14874 The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Community) is 23%. For items marked with *, sold an

'2 Plaubel Makina Cameras, c. 1930 Plaubel, Frankfurt. For 6,5 x 9 cm, with Anticomar 2,9/10 cm, both shutters work, both with focusing screen back. 1) Anticomar no. 63613, front plate in chrome (not

Photography, Leica M3 camera & meter, Germany, c.1955, ser. #750816 w/leather case, VG cond, appears fully functional, finish wear to meter & detached case flaps, 5.5"L.

Linhof 70 and Plaubel Peco Cameras, after 1955 1) Linhof, Munich. Linhof 70, no. 1771205, camera system for formats from 6 x 9 to 6 x 6 cm, rangefinder and exposure meter working, with coupled Super-A

Leica M3 35mm rangefinder camera, SN 759477, c 1955, double stroke film advance/shutter cock, with original mfr guarantee & 2 manuals; with a 50mm f1.5 Ernst Leitz Wetzlar Summarit f=5cm 1:1.5 lens, S

Linhof Super Technika III Camera with Apo-Lanthar 4,5/15 cm, c. 1955 Linhof, Munich. No. 52883, for 9 x 12 cm / 4 x 5 in., Voigtländer Apo-Lanthar 4,5/15 cm lens no. 3968207 with number-identical

10 Japanese TLR Cameras (6 x 6 cm), c. 1955-60 1-4) Nearly identical versions of Hacoflex, Mirroflex, Prince Junior and Toyocaflex, all with Tri-Lusar 3.5/8 cm, shutters working. (3-/3) - 5-6) Nearly

'Pentaflex 16, c. 1955 Pentacon, Dresden. Reflex camera for 16mm film in cassettes. Pentovar-Zoom 1:2,8/15-60 mm lens (fungus inside). - In addition: 1 cassette for 30 m film, 1 clockwork drive sticky

(lot) Vintage Leica M3 camera and accessories, including: (1) Leica M3 model camera, top marked Leica DBP, Ernst Leitz Wetzlar, Germany, serial number 745061, c. 1955, approx 3"h, 5.5"w, 1.5"d; (1) Le

Dr. Krügener's Plastoscop Stereo Camera, c. 1910 Dr. Krügener, Bockenheim/Frankfurt. No. 228617, for plates of 45 x 107 mm, with pair of Plaubel & Co, Frankfurt a.M. Doppel-Orthar F:6 No. 0

'Leica IIIf with Elmar 3,5/5 cm, c. 1955 Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 771149, red-dial synchronization and self-timer, with Elmar 3,5/5 cm, no. 632810. Really good camera for a photographer, camera and lens in

Ernemann Anastigmat 4,5/360 mm Lens, c. 1914 Ernemann A.-G., Dresden. No. 48265, triplet-type, with iris diaphragm, probably for an aerial camera of 13 x 18 cm, in alloy frame, ht. 12 cm, with box, gl

5 Movie Cameras 1) Siemens Registrier by Siemens & Halske Berlin, 16 mm, Schneider 1:1,8/10 mm lens, electric motor, c. 1955. (2/–) – 2) Sept. 1, by André Debrie, Paris, 35 mm, Roussel Stylor 1:3

Hand painted figure of a young boy behind an old timey camera with a dog underneath. Goebel backstamp. Artist: M.I. Hummel Issued: c. 1950-1955 Dimensions: 4.25"L x 2.5"W x 5"H Manufacturer: Goebel Hu

Krauss Peggy Norm with Kleinbild-Plasmat, c. 1933 G.A. Krauss, Stuttgart. Peggy Norm, no. B 103/4, 35mm strut camera, with very rare lens "Kleinbild-Plasmat Dr. P. Rudolph DRP 1931 2,7/5 cm sechslinsi

Plaubel Peco Junior Outfit, c. 1958 1) Plaubel, Frankfurt a.M. Small professional monorail camera, size 6 x 9 cm dark-red bellows. With 2 lenses: Angulon 6,8/65 mm in Synchro-Compur on lens board and

3 Strut Cameras for 6.5 x 9 cm, c. 1930 1) Plaubel, Frankfurt. Makina I, with Plaubel Supracomar 3.9/10 cm lens no. 70769, original cap, focusing screen back, 3 cassettes, instructions, safety back an

CHARLES FAZZINO (AMERICAN, B. 1955), 3D NYC POP ART, C. 2006, IMAGE: H 5 1/2", W 7", "THE 'LOVE' OF THE CITY":#103/250; pencil signed and titled on recto; verso of shadowbox is a hand painted heart sh

Partial ebonized and parchment covered mahogany four door sideboard C 1955. Ht: 27.75" Wd: 78.75" Dpth: 17.75"

Filotecnica Model 201 Back-Light Screen Projection Slide Rule, Italy c. 1955 In the early 1950s the company Filotecnica Salmoiraghi, well known for its precision equipment, developed a slide rule that

Pepsi-Cola Vending Machine, VMC-81D, 10 Cent, c.1955, Exc restored working cond, 59"H x 27"W x 22"D.

Four Edward Wormley (American, 1907-1995), for Dunbar walnut and rosewood dining chairs, circa 1955, comprising two side and two armchairs, with metal label to underside. Provenance: From the Private