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MEDIUM +

LARGE

FORMAT

CAMERAS

338 Seischab Esco € 8.000 340 Agfa Automatic 66 € 800
1922, condition B/A € 16.000 – 18.000 no. CP0579, 1956, condition A/B € 1.600 – 1.800

The Esco is a camera for 17 × 24 mm exposures on 35 mm film, made Very rare folding rangefinder camera for 6 × 6 cm exposures on
by Otto Seischab of Heideloffstraße in Nurenberg, extremely rare 120 film, with Color-Solinar 3.5/75 mm no. U17299, in beautiful
forerunner of the Leica, for 400 half-frame exposures on 35 mm film, almost mint condition
in beautiful condition, with Cassar 3.5/3.5 cm no. 168584 in dial-set
Compur shutter, with leather case, a milestone in camera history!
341 Agfa Automatic 66 € 1.000
339 Steinheil Casca II Prototype € 1.600 no. CR0174, 1956, condition A/B € 2.000 – 2.400
no. 50100, c. 1948, condition B+ € 3.000 – 3.500 Very rare folding rangefinder camera for 6 × 6 cm exposures on
120 film, the first medium format camera to incorporate automatic
Very interesting advanced prototype of a Casca II camera with aperture priority exposure system, with Color-Solinar 3.5/75 mm
several differences to the production model, like additional 1/3 sec. no. U17840, in beautiful, almost mint condition, with English and
shutter speed, different camera back (splitting in the middle of the French instructions, ever ready case and maker’s box with matching
chrome trim), different flash markings, strap lugs, reverse order of the serial numbers
frame selector lines etc, engraved with special serial number 50100,
with prototype uncoated Cülminar (not Culminar) lens 2.8/5 cm
no. 000000, a unique camera 342 Arnold Linco-Flex TLR € 200
c. 1932, condition B– € 400 – 500
Very rare camera for 4 × 4 cm exposures on 127 film, similar
to Kamma-Flex, but a TLR design, simple meniscus lenses, user
condition

343 Bentzin Primarette with € 2.000
Makro Plasmat 2.7/7.5 cm
no. 595, c. 1931, condition B+ € 4.000 – 4.500
Rare twin-lens folding camera (not a reflex camera!) for 8 exposures
4 × 6.5 cm on 127 film, separate bellows for taking and viewing lens,
early version with front shutter release and no ground glass magnifier,
with sought-after Makro Plasmat 2.7/7.5 cm no. 581903 (clean optics)

344 Bertram BCI Press Camera outfit € 400
no. 1450, c. 1952, condition B/A € 800 – 1.000
6 × 9 cm camera outfit in good condition with Xenar 3.5/105 mm
no. 3619347, Tele-Xenar 5.5/180 mm no. 3519046, Angulon
6.8/65 mm no. 3662688, sports-finder, two double plate holders,
grip, accessory holder, strap, 8 filters, copy of instruction book,
all in original outfit case

345 Cinescopie Cinescopic € 800
c. 1929, condition B/C € 1.500 – 1.600

Early and rare Belgian 35 mm camera for 50 24 × 24 mm exposures,
nickel plated body, tube finder, Labor 3.5/50 mm no. 5817 in Ibsor
shutter, in used but original condition, with two film spools

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