Kanegon

Artist: Toyokuni III, Utagawa, 1786-1875 Title: Numazu and Hara: Actors Nakamura Kan'emon I as Heisaku and Kataoka Nizaemon VIII as Gofukuya Jubei - No Reserve Series: Fifty-three Stations of the Toka

the artist also known as Torii Kiyomasu 鳥居清倍 (Japanese 1706-1718), with the publisher's seal Igaya Kan'emon Bunkido; 17 x 12 1/8 in. (43.2 x 30.8 cm)

16 various lenses in M39 mount: (1) Steinheil Culminar 2.8/85mm no.961517 (coupled, front cap), (2) Schneider Xenar 4.5/18cm no.31296 (non-coupled), (3) Tele-Kinegon 3.5/135mm no.8591N (coupled, caps)

Lot of 3 African sculptures, including: * Cat, stone sculpture, length: 26 cm, signed "S. Kanegoni" and numbered 12850. * Man figure, wooden sculpture, height: 51 cm. * Man figure (bust), bronze sculp

4-Foot Tall. M1, (Excellent) Japanese. Movable antenna, head, and arms. Condition (Excellent). Size 4' T.

Description Japanese. Made by Bullmark. 1971. Orange/red Kanegon is the Argentinian maker, Supersol, version with a very soft vinyl head and a blow-molded polyethylene body. Little to no paint wear.

Condition (Very Good - Excellent).

U.S. Toys Giant glow Kanegon (limited to 50 - 15" tall) and several standard size Yamanaya soft vinyl figures of assorted Kaiju. Size:

A Rizzuto Estileto Milano switchblade knife and Kinegon tripod, personally owned by Dennis Hopper. The button mechanism on the knife does not fuction properly. Together with a group of leather holster

Kinegon Sonner 1 : 3.5 Carl Zeiss f = 135 mm Nr 1831696 with case

MInolta SRT201 with 35-135mm lens & Minolta Auto 28 light, Panasonic Palmcorder PV-1Q503 w/ accessories, Seahawk Cannon 55mm lens, Kiron 35-135mm Macro, Kinegon wide angle lens, Kinegon Telephoto lens

Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797-1861), from the 'Set of Views of Fuji from Edo in Iroha Order (Nanatsu iroha Tato Fuji zu Kushi).' Actor Nakamura Kanemon IV as Gotobi in Kubuki play 'Yoshitsune Kasigoe-jo.' P