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Appareils Photo ——————MARSEILLE—————— HOTEL DES VENTES MEDITERRANEE Agrément 2002-170 - Frais : 22 % TTC 11 / 13 rue de Lorgues 13008 Marseille - Tél : 04 91 32 39 00 - Fax : 04 91 79 21 61 E-mail : [email protected] Maîtres Philippe BONNAZ et Renaud MAZZELLA SAMEDI 29 JUIN à 10H APPAREILS PHOTO Exposition publique le vendredi 28 juin de 14h30 à 18h 1 KODAK Vest Pocket modèle B, avec son étui 20 / 30 € 2 KODAK diodak 1, avec son étui 20 / 30 € 3 KODAK 25BT50 vest pocket, avec son étui 20 / 30 € 4 CONTESA-NETTEL donato n 137858 20 / 30 € 5 WELTA WELTI I meyer optik 1502762 20 / 30 € 6 ZEISS IKON TESSAR 1/3.5 f75mm 20 / 30 € 7 VOIGTLANDER BRILLANT 20 / 30 € 8 ROLLEICORD compur trotar 1 :4.5 p :7.5mm 20 / 30 € 9 ZEISS/IKON IKOFLEX 20 / 30 € 10 PRIMO-JR , avec son étui 20 / 30 € 11 FLEXARET AUTOMAT BE/AR 3.5/8 20 / 30 € 12 ROLLEI F/H heidosmat xenar 1 :3.5 :75 20 / 30 € 13 BIOFLEX pontor-sv, avec son étui 20 / 30 € 14 SEAGULL HAIOU-31 20 / 30 € 15 MICROCORD MPP 20 / 30 € 1 16 SEMFLEX SEM fx 382917, avec son étui 20 / 30 € 17 MAMIYAFLEX seikosha.s 1 :2.8 f : 80mm 20 / 30 € 18 ROYFLEX royer anastigmat 1 :2.8 20 / 30 € 19 TOYOCA-44 hacor 20 / 30 € 20 YASHICA-D copal-mxv, avec son étui et sa notice 20 / 30 € 21 YASHICA 44 HACOR 20 / 30 € 22 YASHICA 44 COPAL/SV, avec sa notice, sa boite et son étui 40 / 60 € 23 ROLLEIFLEX COMPUR n222706, avec son étui 40 / 60 € 24 ROLLEIFLEX grey baby 4*4 n2033936, avec son étui 40 / 60 € 25 ROLLEIFLEX compur rapid n1058613 40 / 60 € 26 FERRANIA primar 85 20 / 30 € 27 FEX France ultraflexar optic 20 / 30 € 28 BRAUN PAXETTE prontor-s, avec son étui, equipé de son 20 / 30 € WATAMETER, divers étuis accessoires 29 ROBOT xenar 1 :2.8 /37.5 40 / 60 € 30 KIEV 4M (copie ex-URSS du contax zeiss ikon) 20 / 30 € 31 ZEISS IKON CONTAX flash integré 30 / 50 € 32 ZEISS IKON CONTAX flash integré 30 / 50 € 33 ZEISS IKON CONTAFLEX synchro-compur-x 30 / 50 € 34 ZEISS IKON CONTAFLEX 20 / 30 € 35 ZEISS IKON CONTAFLEX pronton reflex, avec son étui 20 / 30 € 36 ZEISS IKON CONTAFLEX synchro-compur 20 / 30 € 37 ZEISS IKON CONTAFLEX S synchro compur-x 20 / 30 € 38 ZEISS IKON contarex planar, avec son étui 20 / 30 € 39 MINOX COMPLAN 1 :3.5 f :15mm avec sa boite, trepied, étui 20 / 30 € 40 TOPCON superD n7106920 20 / 30 € 2 41 IHAGEE EXA meritar 1 :2.9 20 / 30 € 42 IHAGEE EXAKTA VAREX biotar2 /58 40 / 60 € 43 VOIGTLANDER bessamatic 20 / 30 € 44 MINOLTA SR1 n1227341 20 / 30 € 45 HORIZONT n6804262 20 / 30 € 46 FED n596586 20 / 30 € 47 ZORKI industar22 n81916, avec son étui 20 / 30 € 48 LEICA III C n152069, avec son étui 100 / 150 € 49 LEITZ leicaflex n1084830 40 / 60 € 50 LEITZ leica r45 Modèle d’exposition, avec sa boite 60 / 80 € 51 LEITZ optique summicron -r 1 :2 /50mm, avec sa boite 20 / 30 € 52 LEITZ élément 20 / 30 € 53 SAVOYFLEX automatic royer prontor reflex 100-200 asa 20 / 30 € 54 WERRA 1 tessar 2.8 /50 20 / 30 € 55 MIRANDA camera sensorex n952723, avec son étui 20 / 30 € 56 LUMIERE ELJY avec sa boite un filtre un élément 20 / 30 € 57 KONICA autoreflex A HEXANON AR52mm f1.8 20 / 30 € 58 NIKON NIKKORMAT ft4682778 micro-nikkor-p 20 / 30 € 59 NIKKON nikkor-s auto 20 / 30 € 60 NIKON F n7032340 20 / 30 € 61 PETRIFLEX 7 n554299 20 / 30 € 62 FOCAFLEX automatic foca oplar-color 20 / 30 € 63 FOCA SPORT foca-neoplar, avec son étui 20 / 30 € 64 FOCA OPLAR avec son flash 20 / 30 € 65 FOCA OPLAR avec son focanox f :5cm 20 / 30 € 3 66 FOCA oplarex, avec son étui 20 / 30 € 67 FOCA 2 objectifs teleoplar 1 :4.5 f :13.5 20 / 30 € Oplar 1 :35 f :3.5 68 NIKKOREX zoom 35 nippon kogaku 20 / 30 € 69 CANON RM canon flex super canomatic 20 / 30 € 70 CANON R2000 lens R50mm 1:1.8 20 / 30 € 71 CANON PELLIX QL lens fl50mm 1:1.4 20 / 30 € 72 CANON CANONFLEX lens R58mm 1:1.2 20 / 30 € 73 CANON VT DE LUXE lens 50mm f:1.2 20 / 30 € 74 EDIXA FLEX cassarit 20 / 30 € 75 KODAK RETINA III C retina xenon C 20 / 30 € 76 KODAK RETINA RELEX IV retina-xenar 20 / 30 € 77 KODAK RETINA REFLEX S retina-heligon avec son étui 20 / 30 € 78 KODAK RETINETTE IB reomar 20 / 30 € 79 ZENIT 3M helioos-44 2 /58 20 / 30 € 80 ASAHI PENTAX S1A super-takumar 20 / 30 € 81 ALPA-REFLEX TYPE Z2 avec son étui 60 / 80 € 82 ALPA-ALNEA modele7 40 / 60 € 83 Etui ZEISS IKON 10 / 20 € 84 Etui RETINA 10 / 20 € 85 Etui EXA 10 / 20 € 86 Etui LEICA 10 / 20 € 87 Etui KODAK 10 / 20 € 88 Etuis multiples 20 / 30 € 89 Etui kodacolor-X 80 avec notice 10 / 20 € 90 Boites rangement cuir 15 / 20 € 4 91 Déclencheur 10 / 20 € 92 Déclencheur 10 / 20 € 93 Déclencheur 10 / 20 € 94 ZEIS IKON contax sonnar 1 :2 F : 5cm 20 / 30 € 95 Divers objets photos 20 / 30 € KAISER déclencheur fixation avant bras Photomètre sixtar DUOLUX Flash minox F110 Flash philips 31 cT ASAHI pentax bellaus II agrandisseur SIXON posemètre 96 Objectif TAKUMAR 20 / 30 € Takumar 14 / 50 Takumar 18 / 55 Avec etuis 97 Pochette 2 pièces Rollei 10 / 20 € 98 Pochette 1 pièce Rolleinar 10 / 20 € 99 Pochette Rolleikim DBP 10 / 20 € 100 Pièces Rolleiflex 10 / 20 € 101 Lot CANON 20 / 30 € 1 canon MACRO LENS FD Samu 1 : 3,5 55C 1 canon FISH-EYE LENSFD 15 mm 1 : 2,8 55C 1 canon ZOOM LENS EF 80-220 mm 1 canon LENS FD 28 mm 1 : 2,8 5C 1 canon ZOOM LENS FD 75-200 mm 1: 4,5 3 pochettes filtres 102 Caméra RICOH super 8 800Z avec son étui et sa notice 20 / 30 € 103 1 CANON FTB QL 20 / 30 € 1 objectif KOMURA LENS MG.LTD 1 canon Booster 1 objectif canon 200 mm LENS FD28-85 1 :4 Livré avec son étui 104 1 CANON E05 650 20 / 30 € 1 objectif 30-105 mm 1 flash 300 EZ sac de transport TANAKA 5 105 CANON AE-1 20 / 30 € CANON LENS FP 50 mm 1 : 1,4 SSC Livré sac de transport PAMIR 106 MINOX 1 : 3 ,5 f : 15 mm avec son étui 20 / 30 € 107 MINOX 110 S avec son étui 20 / 30 € 108 VITESSA 1000 SR 20 / 30 € TESSAR 28 / 42 109 Polaroid 230 20 / 30 € 3 notices 110 Jumelles Leitz Trinovid 8 x 20 C 80 / 100 € 111 Zeiss IKON Nettar VARIO novar anastigmat 1 : 6,3 f : 75 mm 20 / 30 € 112 ZEISS IKON contaflex 126 tessar 2,8 / 45 20 / 30 € 113 ZEISS IKON pronto novar – anastigmat 1 : 4,5 f : 105 mm 20 / 30 € Omg W4 avec son étui 114 KODAK Brownie Flash avec son étui 20 / 30 € 115 KODAK vest pocket avec son étui 20 / 30 € 116 KODAK instamatic 500 avec son étui et sa notice 20 / 30 € 117 KODAK rétina I B avec son étui 20 / 30 € 118 KODAK rétinette II A avec son étui 20 / 30 € 119 KODAK retina II S synchro compur avec son étui 20 / 30 € 120 KODAK rétinette f avec son étui 20 / 30 € 121 KODAK rétinette I B avec son étui 20 / 30 € 122 VOIGTLANDER BESSA voigtar 1 : 6,3 avec son étui 20 / 30 € 123 VOIGTLANDER dynamatic II 20 / 30 € LANTHAR 2.8 / 50 avec son étui 124 VOIGTLANDER VITO CLR color – SKOPAR 2.8 / 50 avec son étui 20 / 30 € 125 VOIGTLANDER vitesse A 500 S avec son étui 20 / 30 € 126 VOIGTLANDER VITO CLR 2.8 / 50 avec son étui 20 / 30 € 6 127 127 VERRA TESSAR 2.8 / 50 avec son étui 20 / 30 € 128 Praktica FX2 Tessar 2.8 / 50 avec son étui 20 / 30 € 129 AGFA silette LK sensor 1 : 2.8 / 45 avec porte flash et son étui 20 / 30 € 130 AGFA silette LK sensor 1 : 2.8 / 45 avec son étui 20 / 30 € 131 AGFA optima Ia 1 : 2.8 / 45 avec son étui 20 / 30 € 132 AGFA silette Apotar 1 : 3.5 / 45 avec son étui 20 / 30 € 133 AGFA silette record Apotar 1 : 2.8 / 45 avec son étui 20 / 30 € 134 AGFA super silette et automatc avec son étui 20 / 30 € 135 AGFAMATIC 100 SENSOR avec flash et étui Etienne Aigner Europe 20 / 30 € 136 FOCA SPORT f : 1 :3.5 F4.5cm avec son étui 20 / 30 € 137 FOCA SPORT f : 1 :3.5 f :4.5cm 20 / 30 € 138 FOCA SPORT II f : 1 : 2.8 F : 4.5 cm avec son étui 20 / 30 € 139 CANON T 90 20 / 30 € CANON ZOOM LENS FD 35 – 70 mm 1 : 3.5 – 4.5 avec son étui 140 CANON EOS 650 20 / 30 € CANON ZOOM LENS EF 35 – 70 mm 1 : 3.5 – 4.5 avec son étui 141 SONY DSC – Hx1 20 / 30 € LENS G 2.8 – 5.2 / 5.0 – 100.0 avec son câble, son chargeur et son étui 142 ZENIT – B ORESTEGON 2.8 / 29 20 / 30 € 143 CAMERO ciné NIZO 9 / 0.5 model M avec son étui 20 / 30 € 144 Compte pose automatique électrique 10 / 20 € GRAYSSAC 145 Objectif RIKENON 1 : 6.3 f : 400 mm 10355 10 / 20 € 146 Objectif Bell & Howell 1 : 5.5 f : 300 mm 10 / 20 € 147 Optique KOMURANON f : 240 mm 1 :5.6 10 / 20 € Monté sur Copal – NO.
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