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395 KGB Surveillance camera € 2.000 HISTORICAL
‘Zakhod’
c. 1980’s, condition B € 4.000 – 5.000
Extremely rare original KGB outfit consisting of a motorized Zakhod CAMERAS
camera, camouflaged in the form of a black bag, with an (unmarked)
lens (probably 2.8/24 mm), one electric camera release with battery
compartment, another electric release built-in inside of the case,
another one underneath the case concealed as one of the feet,
several mounting parts and cables for other devices, pictures are
taken through a clasp at the side of the bag

396 Kiev John Player Special € 300
Spy Camera
c. 1990, condition B/A € 500 – 600
Metal replica of John Player cigarettes packet, with small opening
for lens, irregularly protruding ‘cigarettes’, with Kiev 303 16 mm
subminiature camera body, film is transported by pulling protruding 403 ‘Le Daguerreotype’ € 2.400
cigarette, with 3.5/23 mm Industar lens, original maker’s box Instructions 1839
1839, condition B– € 5.000 – 5.500
397 Minox III Cigarette Lighter € 600 The earliest printed practical instructions for the Daguerreotype
c. 1980, condition A/B € 1.200 – 1.400 process ‘Description Pratique du Procede Nomme Le Daguerreotype’,
14 × 22 cm, in French, total 45 pages plus 5 pages of illustrations of
Modified Minox III camera and cigarette lighter built into attractive a Daguerreotype equipment, in fine original condition, one of the most
gold-plated brass housing, according to some sources these cameras important documents in history of photography
have been made by a small KGB workshop, in excellent working condition
404 Bermpohl Tri-Colour Camera € 1.400
398 PK Electronic, Germany PK420 € 300 no. 902, c. 1930, condition B/A € 2.800 – 3.200
Wrist Watch Camera
9 × 12 cm, quality teak construction, Meyer Doppel Plasmat 4/21 cm
c. 1980, condition B/A € 600 – 800
no. 780912 (clean lenses) in Compound shutter, maker’s metal plaque
Very well made camera/watch combination, invented for covert use ‘BERMPOHL NATURFARBENKAMERA BERMPOHL & Co. KG BERLIN’,
by secret service agencies, in very good condition complete with all filters, exchange filters, three original double film
holders — all in beautiful original and perfect working condition, this
type of 3-colour camera uses mirrors to split light in order to expose
399 SIPE Steinheil € 700 plates simultaneously
Cigarette-Lighter Camera
1984, condition A € 1.300 – 1.500 405 Boston Camera Co. The Hawk-Eye € 500
Developed for Secret Service, Rowenta lighter with 3-element no. 105, c. 1883, condition B+ € 1.000 – 1.200
Steinheil lens 2.5/12.5 mm for 7 round exposures, mint with maker’s
box, film cassette and original manual, very rare Very rare detective camera for 4 × 5” exposures, walnut body with
brass fittings, internal focusing with a small brass knob on the back
and a focus scale on top (ground glass focusing possible with a
400 SIPE Steinheil € 500 round opening on the camera back covered with a Bakelite cap), with
Spy Wristwatch Camera original ground glass, double plate holder (stamped with ‘Patented,
May 15, ‘83), maker’s plaque inside
c. 1970, condition A € 1.000 – 1.200
Digital wristwatch with built-in film camera, Steinheil 2.5/12 mm
lens, for 7 exposures on special cassette, in mint condition, in special 406 C.P. Stirn L’Invisible € 800
box, a very rare and high quality spy camera Detective Camera
c. 1890, condition B/A € 1.600 – 1.800
401 SO 3.7 Secret Service € 200 Concealed vest camera, very uncommon version of the Stirn for
Lens Assembly France, for six exposures 4 × 4 cm on glass plates (two exposed plates
included), in beautiful original condition, with rare maker’s box
1980’s, condition A € 400 – 500
Unmarked, probably East Germany lens for secret service cameras,
unique construction with automatic shutter speed control, M30 407 Ch. Hiekel, France € 800
camera mount, mint in wooden case, with short instructions Detective Camera
c. 1895, condition B/A € 1.600 – 1.800
402 Suzuki Optical Co. Echo 8 € 500 Attractive strut-folding mahogany camera for 13 × 18 cm, incl. original
c. 1960, condition A € 1.000 – 1.200 black leather fitted housing serving as a disguise and protecting the
camera from the elements, unmarked brass lens, rotating sector
Mint Japanese cigarette lighter camera, late improved version with shutter, with ground glass and six matching double plate holders,
angle finder, Echor 3.5/15 mm lens, with sealed film pack and copy of large canvas case for the camera and plate holders, in excellent
instructions condition

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