Edixa, Mamiya, Agfa, Dacora, Gevaert Edixa 16 Analogue camera
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Collection of five vintage analog cameras from the 1940s–1960s, including Agfa Synchro Box, Gevaert Gevobox 6x9, Dacora Daci, Mamiya-16 Automatic and Edixa 16; all tested and functional.
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Collection of 5 vintage cameras: 3x box cameras (Agfa, Gevaert, Dacora) & 2x 16mm subminiature cameras (Mamiya, Edixa) with original leather cases
For sale is a charming and varied lot consisting of five analogue cameras from the 1940s to the 1960s. The collection offers an excellent mix of decorative post-war classics and fascinating, mechanical espionage technology in the subminiature format.
Included in the lot:
Agfa Synchro Box (ca. 1951–1957, Germany): The iconic 6x9 cm roll-film box camera with the elegant Art Deco front plate. In cosmetically very nice, clean condition.
Gevaert Gevabox 6x9 (Model 1 with viewfinder, ca. 1951–1954, Germany/Belgium): Distinctive box camera with striking chrome edges and adjustable distance on the front ring.
Dacora Daci (ca. 1940s/1950s, Germany): Rare color variant in dark red/burgundy metal for 6x6 cm format. A great eye-catcher for collectors.
Mamiya-16 Automatic (ca. 1959, Japan): High-quality 16-mm subminiature camera ("spy camera") with built-in selenium light meter. Includes the original black Mamiya leather case.
Edixa 16 (ca. 1960, Germany): Precisely engineered subminiature camera from Wirgin Wiesbaden for 16-mm film. Includes the original black Edixa leather case.
Condition: All cameras are in good, age-appropriate cosmetic condition with normal signs of use and storage (details see photos).
The shutters can be cocked and release audibly on all models. The lenses and viewfinders are well preserved for their age. The two original leather cases for the 16-mm cameras are intact and close securely. A wonderful set for collectors of analogue technology or as an exclusive vintage decoration."
Collection of 5 vintage cameras: 3x box cameras (Agfa, Gevaert, Dacora) & 2x 16mm subminiature cameras (Mamiya, Edixa) with original leather cases
For sale is a charming and varied lot consisting of five analogue cameras from the 1940s to the 1960s. The collection offers an excellent mix of decorative post-war classics and fascinating, mechanical espionage technology in the subminiature format.
Included in the lot:
Agfa Synchro Box (ca. 1951–1957, Germany): The iconic 6x9 cm roll-film box camera with the elegant Art Deco front plate. In cosmetically very nice, clean condition.
Gevaert Gevabox 6x9 (Model 1 with viewfinder, ca. 1951–1954, Germany/Belgium): Distinctive box camera with striking chrome edges and adjustable distance on the front ring.
Dacora Daci (ca. 1940s/1950s, Germany): Rare color variant in dark red/burgundy metal for 6x6 cm format. A great eye-catcher for collectors.
Mamiya-16 Automatic (ca. 1959, Japan): High-quality 16-mm subminiature camera ("spy camera") with built-in selenium light meter. Includes the original black Mamiya leather case.
Edixa 16 (ca. 1960, Germany): Precisely engineered subminiature camera from Wirgin Wiesbaden for 16-mm film. Includes the original black Edixa leather case.
Condition: All cameras are in good, age-appropriate cosmetic condition with normal signs of use and storage (details see photos).
The shutters can be cocked and release audibly on all models. The lenses and viewfinders are well preserved for their age. The two original leather cases for the 16-mm cameras are intact and close securely. A wonderful set for collectors of analogue technology or as an exclusive vintage decoration."
Details
Era
1900-2000
Brand
Agfa, Dacora, Edixa, Gevaert, Mamiya
Model/type nr
Edixa 16
Physical condition
Very good
Functional condition
Tested and working
Estimated period
1950-1960
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