Agfa, Gevaert, Hauff Glasnegatieven Analogue camera

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Lot of 9×12 cm glass negatives from Agfa, Hauff and Gevaert (model/type nr: Glasnegatieven), in New Old Stock and unopened condition, with WWII studio stamps including Th. van Dijk (Amsterdam) and dated notes, not tested for functionality.

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Groot Lot Vintage Photography Glass Plates (9x12 cm) - Agfa, Hauff & Gevaert - WWII New Old Stock (Unopened!)

A unique chance for collectors and fans of analog and historical photography! This lot contains a beautiful collection of authentic, unopened (New Old Stock) cases with photographic glass plates in the classic 9x12 cm format.

Because all boxes are still fully sealed and unopened, this is a rare piece of 'old stock' photographic history from renowned European top brands. Extra special about this lot is that the boxes can be traced back to a specific Dutch photo studio during World War II, complete with handwritten receipt dates and studio stamps.

Detailed overview of the contents:

• Agfa (I.G. Farben) - Spektral (blue heart) - 9x12 cm
Equipped with studio stamp "Th. van Dijk (Amsterdam)" and handwritten war date: "received 3 May 1943".

• Agfa (I.G. Farben) - Astro-Platten - 9x12 cm
Equipped with studio stamp "Th. van Dijk (Amsterdam)" and handwritten war date: "received 26 June 1944".

• Agfa (I.G. Farben) - Astro-Platten - 9x12 cm
Equipped with studio stamp "Th. van Dijk (Amsterdam)"

• Hauff (Stuttgart) - Pancola - 9x12 cm (12 plates per box)
Quantity: 2 boxes. Beautiful green-and-white packaging in very neat condition. Sensitivity: 20/10° DIN (30° Scheiner).

• Gevaert (Belgium) - Anti-Halo IR - 9x12 cm
Equipped with studio stamp "Th. van Dijk (Amsterdam)" and a postwar original date stamp: 8 AUG. 1947.

Unique Historical Context

All boxes (except the Hauff packaging) bear the original stamp of Dutch photographer Th. van Dijk, located at Zaanstraat 86 in Amsterdam-C (municipality Giro D. 469). The handwritten notes "received 3 May 1943" and "received 26 June 1944" prove that this material was delivered in the occupied years in the Netherlands and carefully preserved. This makes the lot not only interesting for photo collectors but also for militaria enthusiasts and local historical heritage from WWII.

Condition

• Condition: New Old Stock (NOS) / unused and completely unopened.

• Packaging: In very good vintage condition with minimal, characteristic signs of aging (see close-up photos). Because the packaging is intact, the plates have never been exposed to light.

• Note: Due to the extreme age of the chemical emulsion (well over 80 years old), this lot is primarily offered as a historical collectible or rarity. Its operation for any contemporary photographic use cannot be guaranteed.

Shipping

The lot will be packed with extreme care and shock-resistant protection and shipped insured.

Groot Lot Vintage Photography Glass Plates (9x12 cm) - Agfa, Hauff & Gevaert - WWII New Old Stock (Unopened!)

A unique chance for collectors and fans of analog and historical photography! This lot contains a beautiful collection of authentic, unopened (New Old Stock) cases with photographic glass plates in the classic 9x12 cm format.

Because all boxes are still fully sealed and unopened, this is a rare piece of 'old stock' photographic history from renowned European top brands. Extra special about this lot is that the boxes can be traced back to a specific Dutch photo studio during World War II, complete with handwritten receipt dates and studio stamps.

Detailed overview of the contents:

• Agfa (I.G. Farben) - Spektral (blue heart) - 9x12 cm
Equipped with studio stamp "Th. van Dijk (Amsterdam)" and handwritten war date: "received 3 May 1943".

• Agfa (I.G. Farben) - Astro-Platten - 9x12 cm
Equipped with studio stamp "Th. van Dijk (Amsterdam)" and handwritten war date: "received 26 June 1944".

• Agfa (I.G. Farben) - Astro-Platten - 9x12 cm
Equipped with studio stamp "Th. van Dijk (Amsterdam)"

• Hauff (Stuttgart) - Pancola - 9x12 cm (12 plates per box)
Quantity: 2 boxes. Beautiful green-and-white packaging in very neat condition. Sensitivity: 20/10° DIN (30° Scheiner).

• Gevaert (Belgium) - Anti-Halo IR - 9x12 cm
Equipped with studio stamp "Th. van Dijk (Amsterdam)" and a postwar original date stamp: 8 AUG. 1947.

Unique Historical Context

All boxes (except the Hauff packaging) bear the original stamp of Dutch photographer Th. van Dijk, located at Zaanstraat 86 in Amsterdam-C (municipality Giro D. 469). The handwritten notes "received 3 May 1943" and "received 26 June 1944" prove that this material was delivered in the occupied years in the Netherlands and carefully preserved. This makes the lot not only interesting for photo collectors but also for militaria enthusiasts and local historical heritage from WWII.

Condition

• Condition: New Old Stock (NOS) / unused and completely unopened.

• Packaging: In very good vintage condition with minimal, characteristic signs of aging (see close-up photos). Because the packaging is intact, the plates have never been exposed to light.

• Note: Due to the extreme age of the chemical emulsion (well over 80 years old), this lot is primarily offered as a historical collectible or rarity. Its operation for any contemporary photographic use cannot be guaranteed.

Shipping

The lot will be packed with extreme care and shock-resistant protection and shipped insured.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Brand
Hauff, Agfa, Gevaert
Model/type nr
Glasnegatieven
Physical condition
Good
Functional condition
Not tested
Film type
9x12 cm
Estimated period
1940-1950
The NetherlandsVerified
5
Objects sold
Private

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