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468 Debrie Parvo K € 500 473 Siemens Model C ‘Marine’ € 300
no. 3048, c. 1925, condition B € 1.000 – 1.200 c. 1940, condition B– € 600 – 800
Classic 35 mm motion picture camera in very fine working condition, 16 mm motion picture camera, very rare German Marine version,
with three lenses: Tessar 3.5/4 cm no. 564892, Pan-Tachar 2.3/50 mm engraved with eagle, ‘M’ and ‘MF954’ one film cassette, with
no. 29492, uncommon Contrast Tachar 2.3/50 mm no. 6518, set of Schneider Tele-Xenar 3.8/7.5 cm no. 1020355, film cassette
Kodak soft focus filters, Askania variable hood
474 Zeiss Ikon Kinamo ‘Marine’ € 800
469 Debrie Parvo € 800 no. W23217, c. 1935, condition B/A € 1.600 – 1.800
no. 2108, c. 1922, condition B € 1.600 – 1.800
Compact 35 mm motion picture camera in excellent working
Historic professional 35 mm motion picture camera, attractive tropical condition, engraved inside with Reichsadler and ‘MF138’,
version finished in wood, in very fine condition, with Tessar 3.5/4 cm interchangeable fast Biotar 1.4/5 cm no. 1269317 (infocusing
no. 532441 mount, good optics, with hood and cap), with clockwork motor +
normal camera back, very rare original military set

470 Leicina Prototypes € 3.000
1960’s, condition B/A € 6.000 – 8.000 475 Zeiss Ikon MKH 16 Military outfit € 400
no. W35125, 1943, condition C € 800 – 1.000
Four prototype Leicina cameras and lenses: (1) Leicina Special
no. 080062 with M-mount Angenieux 1.8/7-70 mm no. 1362443, (2) Very rare all-black painted military 16 mm movie camera with black
Leicina Super RT1 no. 084087 with Leicina Vario 1.9/8–64 mm, (3) leather covering, 24V motor drive no. W35125, inside of film door
Optivaron 1.8/6-60 mm no. 11892602 (M-mount, later production number ‘W35222’, with two black painted Schneider lenses: Xenon
lens was 6 – 66 mm), (4) Leicina SP (Special) wooden dummy with 1.5/2.5 cm no. 1794706 and (Xenon) 2/16 mm dkl no. 1805517, hood,
several different details to the final series production camera extension tube, original instruction manual (Ausgabe Oktober 1943),
all in fitted green wooden military outfit case

471 Leicina Prototypes € 8.000
1960’s, condition B/A € 16.000 – 18.000 476 Carl Zeiss Jena 1.4/2.5cm € 200
Sonnar ‘Luftwaffeneigentum’
Five Leicina prototype cameras and lenses: (1) Leicina 8s proto-
type no. 8S-10 with prototype lens engraved ‘Vors. 12.5 mm/2 no. 2559940, 1939, condition B+ € 400 – 500
B651a/08-820 V1.21’, (2) Leicina 8s prototype no. 8S-18 with proto- Very rare original German military lens for Movikon cine camera,
type lens engraved ‘Vors. 25 mm/2 B653 08-820 V1.23’ (3) Leicina 8V engraved on the barrel ‘Luftwaffeneigentum’, very fine condition
prototype no. 8V-23 (several differences to the production version,
like shutter speed selector on the right side and different focus /
zoom wheels placement) with Variogon 1.8/8-48 mm no. 0000023, (4)
Leicina 8V no. 8V-20272 with unnumbered Variogon 1.8/8-48 mm, (5)
Prototype lens for Leicina engraved ‘1:1.8/8-32 mm V400 0000788’

472 Prestwich Manufacturing € 14.000 *
Company Prestwich Model 4
no. 661, 1899, condition B € 26.000 – 30.000
The Prestwich Manufacturing Company of Tottenham was founded by
John Alfred Prestwich in 1890, the company produced motion picture
cameras and introduced several innovations. The Prestwich Model
4 was the first camera to take interchangeable lenses as well as
interchangeable 50 feet and 400 feet magazines. The lens panel is
removable for changing lenses, it has a dial recording the length of
film used. The camera is in beautiful original condition, mahogany
body and brass fittings. It is in very good working order, stamped
inside ‘Prestwich Manfg Co, Tottenham London no. 661’ + maker’s
plaque ‘The “PRESTWICH” Camera patent’ and dealer’s plaque
‘London Stereoscopic Co.’, original Dallmeyer Special Stigmatic 3”
no. 64365 with special hood, crank, two 400 feet mahogany film
magazines, with wooden shipping box — an important cine camera,
very few are known to exist in this condition!

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