Contax I, 7th Version, c. 1935

Contax I, 7th Version, c. 1935 Zeiss Ikon, Dresden. No. Y 96064, shutter stuck, rangefinder clean and working, with Sonnar 2/5 cm, no. 1605650, 2nd version of the Sonnar, only with point source lamp s

Contax I Camera, c. 1935 Zeiss Ikon, Dresden. 1) Contax I, sixth version, no. Y.28923, shutter working, rangefinder with minor defects, very good condition, with case. (2-/3+) - And: 2) Sonnar 2/5 cm,

Contax I, Version 6, c. 1934-35 Zeiss Ikon, Dresden. No. X31161, shutter second curtain works a bit slowly, with Tessar 2,8/5 cm, no. 1428567. With case. A camera with attractive patina. Contax I, Ver

Contax I Version 7, c. 1936 Zeiss Ikon, Dresden. No. Z.25653, with Tessar 2,8/5 cm no. 1912045 and filter G1, rangefinder viewer unresponsive, horizontal dent on baseplate (unclear whether this is a C

Biscuit Coste "Limousine" biscuit tin, c. 1935. Blue version with a very streamlined look. Has a tin that comes out the trunk. Shiny, but with surface rust and scratches all over, but presents itself

Wonderful vintage Adlake Kero railroad lantern, version 2 with rises in the wire base. Top is embossed with Adams & Westlake and C.M. ST. P & P. RR for Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad

Wonderful vintage Adlake Kero railroad lantern, version 2 with rises in the wire base.  Top is embossed with Adams & Westlake and C.M. ST. P & P. RR for Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroa

Original Leitz Wetzlar wooden box for photographic paper, uncommon low-profile version, 22x32x7.5cm The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Community) is 25%. For items marked

This is a great looking pressed steel friction Fire Chief coupe. It is the earlier version with patent number 1962870 impressed on the bottom, granted in 1934 to Clifford Herbst. It is painted red Sir

This great looking lantern is an Adlake Kero and appears all original.  Cobalt globe is embossed, unknown railroad designation.  Well marked with patent information on bottom.  Version 2 lantern m

Beautiful Adlake Kero lantern is embossed with AT&SF Ry for the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway.  This version II comes with the original ruby globe, also embossed.  Stands approx 14.5" tall

This great looking lantern is an Adlake Kero and appears all original. Cobalt globe is embossed, unknown railroad designation. Well marked with patent information on bottom. Version 2 lantern measures

Beautiful Adlake Kero lantern is embossed with AT&SF Ry for the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway. This version II comes with the original ruby globe, also embossed. Stands approx 14.5" tall

rare last version Rolleidoscop 6x13cm for roll film 120 in very fine condition, Tessar 4.5/7.5cm lenses nos. 994831/2, hinged cap, in very good and working condition (synchronised) , c.1935, no. 55599

rare black/nickel lens with Contax mount, fixed focus for reproduction use, in near mint condition, c.1935, no. 1120243 The buyers premium for all items exported out of E.C. (European Community) is 23

rare two row display set (2nd version) in original box, very good; one sword damaged, 10 pieces, (c. 1935)

Boxed Display of Indian Army 2nd Madras Cavalry & 7th Bengal Infantry (2nd version Sepoys). 13 pieces circa 1925-1935. Condition very good TIED in good restored original lid box, tray has split in sid

W-Nikkor C 28 mm f3,5 (Black Version), 1956 Nippon Kogaku, Japan. With Nikon/Contax mount, no. 714974. W-Nikkor C 28 mm f3,5 (schwarze Version), 1956 Nippon Kogaku, Japan. Mit Nikon/Contax-Bajonett, N

Biogon 2.8/35 mm zur Contax, c. 1955 Zeiss Ikon, Stuttgart. Export version Zeiss Opton no. 832146 Biogon 1:2,8/35 mm T, glass clean under point light, in good condition. Biogon 2,8/35 mm zur Contax, u

Sonnar 2.8/18 cm Lens for the Contax, c. 1936 Carl Zeiss Jena. No. 1503749, first version in serial production for rangefinder and viewfinder shoe, with back cap, minor internal dust visible under poi

"A History of the English Language", by Albert C. Baugh, published by Appleton - Century Company, New York and London, copyright 1935, first edition. First version of this classic work. Hard boards, o

Louis Valtat (French, 1869-1952) Paysage d'automne au bord de la riviere, c. 1935 oil on canvas signed with initials L.V. (lower right) 10 3/4 x 14 inches. This lot has previously been confirmed to be

Northern Europe, Viking, Anglo-Saxon, or possibly other Germanic, ca. 7th to 9th century CE. Both magnificent and terrifying, an enormous iron double-headed broad-axe with a central socketing shaft. T

Jules Leleu (French, 1883-1961) Armoire, c. 1935 rosewood veneer, glass, gilt bronze H 68 x W 48 x D 20 inches. Provenance: Camard & Associes, Paris, France, 22 March 2011, Lot 199