Germany 1932 – Folding – 120 film – Very rare. The Voigtlander Prominent 6 X 9 went into production in 1932 and is probably one of the most incredible folding cameras ever built. This massive folding camera was designed from the start to be a … Read moreVoigtlander
Prominent – 85/99
Germany 1934 – Folding – 120 film – Rare. The Perfekta TLR (twin lens reflex) was produced by Welta in Germany from 1934 to 1940. It was the successor of the Superfekta and remains one of the most fascinating cameras ever built. Welta wanted to … Read moreWelta
Perfekta – 72/99
Germany 1934 – Folding – 35 mm – Rare. The Retina was manufactured starting 1934 by Kodak A.G. in what had previously been the Dr. August Nagel Camerawerk factory in Stuttgart. The business had been purchased by Kodak in 1931. It was Kodak’s first in … Read moreKodak
Retina 117 – 70/99
Germany 1932 – Folding – 127 film – Very Rare. Plaubel is originally a German camera maker, founded in 1902. It became famous for the Makina series of press cameras, introduced as early as 1911. The Makinette foldable that was a pocket size camera and … Read morePlaubel
Makinette – 31/99
France 1904 – Plate Camera – Plates – Rare. The Block-Notes from Gaumont is a very simple yet beautifully built folding klapp camera. Totally covered in lacquered black paint and very simple to use, it was considered a “woman’s camera” at the time. The Tessar-Zeiss … Read moreGaumont
Block-Notes – 15/99
United States 1936 – Folding – 828 Bantam – Very Rare. The Kodak Bantam Special was introduced in 1936 and is possibly one of the most beautiful camera designs of all times. Its pure “Streamline Moderne”, Art Deco design was by Walter Dorwin Teague (also … Read moreKodak
Bantam Special – 6/99
United States 1929 – Folding – 127 film – Rare. The Kodak Petite is an exquisitely colored version of Kodak’s classic Vest Pocket (mod B) camera. Its size and comfort of use turned this camera into a trendy accessory, and the various available colors (blue, … Read moreKodak
Petite “Green” – 3/99