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9E Édition Lundi 24 Octobre 2016 Salle VV 3 Rue Rossini, Paris IX "PHOTOGRAPHIES POUR TOUS" 9e Édition Lundi 24 Octobre 2016 Salle VV 3 rue Rossini, Paris IX "PHOTOGRAPHIES POUR TOUS" 9e Édition Plus de 500 lots à partir de 40 € d’estimation, dont : Pour tous renseignements, ordres d’achat, rapports d’état Expertises gratuites sur rendez-vous Pré-cinéma et appareils photos Lots 1 à 18 Inquiries, absentee bids, condition reports, Free appraisals by appointment Petits formats pour grandes images ! 2e Edition Cartes de visite, cartes cabinet et vues stéréo Lots 19 à 89 Photographies de cinéma Lots 241 à 329 Collection de Monsieur G. Photographies de pop music, rock et jazz Lots 397 à 469 NASA Lots 480 à 501 Salle VV, 3 rue Rossini, Paris IX Vente aux enchères publiques Expert Lundi 24 Octobre 2016 Christophe GOEURY 14H30 Tel +33 (0)6 16 02 64 91 [email protected] Expositions publiques Samedi 22 octobre 2016 11h à 19h Assisté de Nathalie SICLIS Dimanche 23 octobre 2016 11h à 13h Uniquement le matin Tel +33 (0)6 60 39 61 62 Lundi 24 octobre 2016 11h à 12h [email protected] Ordres d’achat sécurisés sur — Secure absentee bids on Département Photographie WWW.MILLON.COM Natalia RACIBORSKI www.drouotlive.com Tel + 33 (0) 1 47 27 95 34 Fax +33 (0)1 48 00 98 58 [email protected] 19 rue de la Grange Batelière 75009 Paris 6 5 2 1 7 9 8 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 - - - - - - - - - Lot de matériel de laboratoire 3 microscopes : Lot de matériel photo et divers : 5 objectifs Stéréoscope «Unifrance» Vérascope «Jules Richard» 2 stéréoscopes 3 appareils stéréos Folding «Niklas 109» «Justophote», «Baladistanzer», - microscope laiton et métal avec Appareils photo : Sem 6x6, Minox De chambre en laiton (3) : pour vues verre 6 x 13 cm pour vues 6 x 13 cm, dans «Vérascope Richard» pour vues 45 x 107 mm : et 1 daguerréotype 1/4 «Pocket Rotoscope», viseur, une boîte de vues 35GT avec son flash, Piccolette, «Clarissime Fulgens» - «Berthiot», Avec molette d’écartement sa housse pour vues verre 45 x «Le Glyphoscope», et 2 de plaque : portrait de boussole, sac pour chambre, - microscope Studio Kodak 22748, «Kelar» 180 mm, f : 6,8, des œilletons, en 107 mm, dont un avec Vérascopes «Jules Richard» femme c. 1850 (verre de cuvette, lampe, châssis presse, - microscope Perl (coffret et Pieds avec rotule, lampes «Orthoscope»… Et 2 boîtes de acajou 80 / 100 € molette d’écartement des avec leur chargeur et protection cassé) boîtes de films vierges 6 x 13 cm et vues) d’éclairage, cellule Lunasix 3, lentilles pour Vérascopes œilletons housse 8,5x 10 cm projecteur View Master 60 / 80 € 40 / 50 € 40 / 60 € 80 / 100 € 60 / 80 € 80 / 100 € 40 / 60 € 40 / 60 € 2 PHOTOGRAPHIES pour Tous MILLON 3 14 15 10 11 16 18 17 12 13 10 11 13 14 15 17 18 - - - - - - - Lot de matériel photo, de Obj Panagor 80mm macro Polaroid SX-70 Lot de matériel cinéma : Lot Lampadophore Lapierre “Photograms of the Year Vues pour lanternes laboratoire et divers Obj Mirage automatique 28mm Avec flash et un coffret Camera Camex Ercsam 8mm -Vues sur verre pour Cadre bois (acc. Et Avec un grand réservoir 1923” magiques Filtres et flash Cokin F2,8 d’accessoires Camera PDM lanterne magique manque) à pétrole et une boîte de The Annual Review for 1924 -2 chromatropes : rosaces, Canon AE1 obj 50mm Savoyflex automatique Camera Agfa Cendrillon (8), La belle 11 x 25,5 cm transport of the World’s Pictorial «La souris et le dormeur» Canon EOS10 obj 100mm F2,8 Folding Kodak 40 / 60 € Camera JVC GR 31-5 S (avec aux cheveux d’or (10), -2 projecteurs Pathé H : 47 cm Photographic Work. Edited 19,5 x 11 cm - 17,5 x 10 cm Canon FTB-QL Projecteur Hahnel DB200 chargeur et cassette) Canon Super Ali Baba et les 40 voleurs Baby 9,5mm : Super Pathé Diamètre du réservoir : 25 by F.J Mortimer, F.R.P.S. -23 vues verres rondes pour Canon Pellix obj 50mm F1,4 Matériel de laboratoire : cuves, 8 Auto-zoom 518 SV (6), Robinson Crusoé (6), Baby Projecteur F-PB, cm Avec des reproductions de chromatropes Obj Canon 50mm F2,5 contacts printer, pochettes 12 Obj Angenieux Zoom Type K3 F Le petit poucet (6), Don bras, interrupteur, tapis, J. Ortiz Echague, F. Dritkol, -6 vues à système, Obj Canon 135 mm F2,5 de papier Ilford et Agfa, obj - 9-36 mm Quichotte (5), divers (28), accessoires ; dans malle 150 / 200 € Alvin Coburn… entourage métallique Souflet Canon pour Macro agrandisseur Lot : Projecteur Super 8 Eumig Mark S dans 5 boîtes en bois, de de transport d’origine, 25,5 x 9 cm : «Bourse Flash Canon Appareil photo Canon A-1, obj. Colleuses Marguet Sonocolor CM6 5 x 20 cm à 8 x 33,5 cm Pathé-Coq d’Or. On y joint 60 / 80 € ouverte/bourse fermée», Flash pour Macro 40/60 135mm, f : 2,5 (acc. Sur lentille Transfert vidéo Vivitar (nbx acc.). Touche à tout 15 bobines 120m dans leurs 16 «La marmite», «Paysage Flash Vivitar de protection), obj macro 50mm, Visionneuse 8 Super 8 Muray (12), L’oiseau bleu (6), boîtes d’origine en métal - enneigé», «Pont», Obj Tamron Zoom 85/210 mm F4,5 f : 3,5, flash Canon 188A, bague Polichinelle (2), caricatures vert et jaune dont Félix le Vues verre pour lanterne «Procession»… Obj Makinon Zoom 28/80 mm allonge FD25, accessoires, notices 40 / 60 € (4), dans 2 boîtes en bois, Chat (5), Charlie Chaplin magique peintes à la -vue à système : le chat F3,5-4,5 diverses 6,5 x 27 cm (4), Tribouillet (2), divers main noir 11,5 x 20 cm Obj Makinon 28/80 mm F3,5-4,5 -Vues animées sur verre (4) Diableries (12), Robinson -11 vues peintes à la Obj Makinon 28 mm F2,8 40 / 60 € pour lanterne magique Crusoé (7), le Petit Poucet main sur verre 5 x 21 cm 5 vues : scènes 100 / 150 € (5) : grotesques, caricatures humoristiques, enfants… 5 x 20 cm (accidents et manques) 40 / 60 € 80 / 100 € 4 PHOTOGRAPHIES pour Tous MILLON 5 PETITS FORMATS POUR GRANDES IMAGES ! 2e édition Important ensemble de cartes de visite, des cartes cabinet, des vues stéréos et des cartes à systeme... 6 PHOTOGRAPHIES pour Tous MILLON 7 20 19 23 23 - Nourrices et enfants Donnant le sein... c. 1870 Par Bacard, Bailly & Maurice et autres 5 cartes de visite, tirages albuminés 24 300 / 350 € 24 - 21 22 Personnalités : théâtre et opéra Dont Jane Hading, Célestine Galli-Marié, Mauras… c. 1875 Par les studios Reutlinger, Nadar, Benque, Chalot, Dupont 7 cartes cabinet, tirages 19 20 21 22 albuminés, certains - - - - rehaussés Album de cartes de visite Cartes cabinet Enfants Dressage de chien Personnalités : Rossini, Lamartine, Confrérie viticole et le nouveau Avec leurs jouets, en costume Parcours d’obstacle, monte et 120 / 150 € Alexandre Dumas, Napoléon III, Ministère turc Kouchid Pacha, militaire... c. 1870-1880 descente en échelle, assis et Alexandre II, Maréchal Mac Mahon, Ministre de la Marine Par Carjat, Berthaud, Franck, debout… c. 1905-1910 Famille impériale, Shah de Perse, Par Noël Coudan à Lyon et Phébus Bacard et autres 8 cartes cabinets, tirages 25 Abd el-Kader… Et reproductions de à Constantinople 31 cartes de visite, tirages argentiques d’époque - gravures… c. 1870-1880 2 cartes cabinet, tirages albuminés Militaires Par Pierre Petit, E. Disderi, albuminés 100 / 120 € Portraits en studio, c. 1865-1870 Trinquart, Franck, Mayer-Pïerson… 100 / 150 € Par Tiffereau, Edmond, Jacotin 40 cartes de visite, tirages 60 / 80 € et autres albuminés 9 cartes de visite, tirages albuminés 100 / 200 € 25 100 / 150 € 8 PHOTOGRAPHIES pour Tous MILLON 9 27 28 28 Miss Jessie Vokes, Mrs H. 29 26 - Nye Chart, groupe de - - Album amateur chanteurs italiens d’opéra, Mark Twain La Commune de Paris Personnalités de Maud Branscombe, Arthur Portraits de l’écrivain S. L. 26 Siège du Comité Général 18 mars 1871, assassinat l’aristocratie anglaise Cardozo Woodhouse, Clemens, c. 1890 des Généraux Thomas et Lecomte, mur des fédérés, 1855-1865, portraits Victorian Welsh women, le Par Alfred Ellis (1) colonne Vendôme à terre, portraits des communards 29 de la famille royale, révérend W. W. Champneys, 2 cartes cabinet, tirages Henri Rochefort, Léon Gambetta, Jules Bergeret, aristocratie anglaise à John Walter. ESQ. M.P, The albuminés Jules Vallès, Arthur Arnould, Retif, Théophile Ferré, Madras et artistes : Kenlis F. right honourable James Félix Pyat… c. 1870-1871 Stevenson, Lord Palmerston, Wilson, Garibaldi, Madame 100 / 150 € Par Pierre Petit, Appert, Ladrey et autres Annie Adlington, Prince Miolan-Carvalho, livret 23 cartes de visite, tirages albuminés of Wales, Louis Napoléon, «Grim Baron of Caergwrle Lord Brougham, Duke and Brynyorkina the fair», 1 200/ 1 300 € of Cambridge, Princess voyage à Venise… c. 1861- Mary of Cambridge, the 1880 late Prince Consort, The Album de plus de 280 27 Queen, Annie Percival, photographies, tirages - Lizzie Percival, G.D albuminés, format cartes La Commune de Paris Roberts, Charles G. Grace, de visite et gravures, Ruines : Le grenier d’abondance, L’église du Bourget, Princess Alice, Lieutenant personnalités nommées Les Tuileries, Porte St Martin, environs de Paris…. 1871 Arthur T. Woodhouse pour la plupart Par E. Appert, E. Ladrey et sa femme Mary, Mrs De 4 x 3,5 cm à 29 x 20 6 tirages albuminés, format carte-cabinet, Rose S. Cardozo, Helen cm indications du studio sur le montage pour certains Cardozo, famille Philips, 16,5 x 11 cm Louisa Pyne et William 800 / 1 000 € Harrison, les actrices 100 / 150 € 10 PHOTOGRAPHIES pour Tous MILLON 11 34 - Antoine Lumière Autoportrait dans son atelier avec son matériel, c.
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