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385 Steky Model IIIa outfit € 200 390 KGB F-21 Belt Camera outfit € 400
no. 11043, 1955, condition A– € 400 – 500 no. 78301, c. 1977, condition B/A € 800 – 900
Mint 16 mm miniature camera outfit, standard Stekinar 3.5/25 mm Original Soviet Secret Service outfit with F-21 camera (unmarked
(yellow filter, front cap), instructions, with Stekaton wide angle f.2.9 lens, excellent working condition), linen belt with camera
converter, Steky telephoto lens, caps, leather cases and wooden compartment and leather belt with hidden opening for the lens, all
boxes parts of the set in very good condition

386 Suzuki Optical Co. Camera Lite € 300 * 391 KGB ‘Speccam N-B’ Spy Camera € 600
c. 1950, condition B+ € 600 – 700 no. 105, c. 1986, condition B/A € 1.200 – 1.400
Classic chrome version in very fine and working condition, with case, Subminiature camera (Kiev 303) for 16 mm film in special cassettes
English and Japanese instructions, sealed Minori Film, matching (type Minolta 16), housed in a fancy notebook with dark red leather
maker’s box cover with gold trim. The camera is tensioned by sliding the golden
“pencil”. Serial number 0105 (other known serial numbers are 0117,
0119 and 0131). These outfits were made in the late 1980s in a small
387 Hit Type Cameras collection € 700 KGB workshop
c. 1960, condition A/B € 1.400 – 1.600
Collection of 50 Hit-type subminiature cameras, various names like 392 KGB Spy Camera in Zenit Case € 400
Arrow, Beica, Crown, Emson, Homer, Shalco etc. many with leather c. 1970, condition B+ € 800 – 1.000
cases an some with boxes, 11 cameras simply named ‘Hit’, all in
excellent to mint condition Russian F-21 spy camera hidden inside a Zenit ever-ready case, a
built-in sophisticated mechanism allows taking photos through a
masked window in the buckle of the strap fitting, shutter release is
388 Miniature cameras (various) € 300 hidden in the base of the case, in very good working condition
1950’s, condition B/A € 600 – 700
Seven various miniature cameras: (1) Stylophot (black version, cond. 393 KGB Spy Camera Quarz 1 × 8S-2 € 2.000
A/B, with case, exposure table and tripod adapter), (2) CMC Camera no. 85898, c. 1984, condition B/A € 4.000 – 4.500
with yellow case (cond. B/A), (3) RJ Ompex (cond. B/A), (4) Petitax
(cond. B/A, with case), (5) Tuxi (cond. B–), (6) Petie (cond. B), (7) Very sophisticated spy assembly with F-27 ‘Apparat Neozit’ spy
Meopta Mikroma no. 4311606 (cond. B/A, with yellow filter and case) camera concealed with a body of a KMZ Quarz 1 × 8S-2 8 mm movie
camera, the lens opening is mounted on the right side, special modi-
fied finder shows the according image area (viewfinder lens is hidden
between a tiny pinhole in a center of a chrome screw on the right
side of the camera), the F-27 camera is equipped with HT 2.9/28 mm
lens no. 84027, incl. two film spools and film trimming device

SPY 394 KGB Spy Camera ‘Zodchi’ € 4.000 – 5.000
€ 2.000
c. 1985, condition A/B

CAMERAS This very rare camera is only 47 ×23 ×17 mm in size and takes regular
Minox cassettes for negatives 8 ×11 mm. Made by a special KMZ
workshop near Moscow. Easily operated by a sliding lever for
transport and shutter (exposure time 1/60 sec). Fixed focus set
at 10 inches. To take a photograph, position the object on a desktop,
take the camera in both hands with lens downwards and position
your elbows left and right laterally to the object, which will amount
in a focus-film distance of about 10 inches. The lens is a multi-
coated, high performance 5-element Carl Zeiss Lamegon f 3.5
389 East German Secret Service HFK I € 400 f = 8 mm (equivalent to a 28 mm wide-angle lens in 35 mm photo-
no. 6213, 1980’s, condition A € 800 – 1.000 graphy, 75° angle), the same lens is also used in the East German
Venus-Z camera. Very sturdy and reliable mechanism, the film
Complete outfit of this rare infra-red camera for 24 × 24 mm pressure plate stays retracted while the film is transported which
exposures on 35 mm film, complete set with unmarked lens means a smooth and easy transport (the pressure plate is activated
no. 2830/2188, caps, battery pack, shutter assembly, test film by the release knob!) A similar camera is illustrated in ‘Keith Melton,
strip and special instructions, fitted wooden box Ultimate Spy, Expanded Edition’, page 101

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