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Ergebnisliste 7. Auktion Magdeburg 2005.P65 Ergebnisliste 7. Auktion Madeburg 26. Februar 2005 Nr Titel Zuschlag 1 Hundert Jähriger Zoo 10,00 230 Zoo Frankfurt a.M., 104. Jahresbericht 1962 7,00 2 The International Zoo Yearbook Vol. I 55,00 231 Zoo Frankfurt a.M., 110. Jahresbericht 1968 7,00 3 The International Zoo Yearbook Vol. II 45,00 232 Zoo Frankfurt a.M., 113. Jahresbericht 1971 5,00 4 Das Tierreich VII/6 Säugetiere; Teil I und II 12,00 233 Ruhrzoo Gelsenkirchen (Zebra) 8,00 8 Wildschafe und Wildziegen 11,00 235 Zoo Halle (Steinbock) 10,00 9 Der Kölner Zoo 15,00 236 Zoo Halle (Nilpferd) 16,00 11 Zoo Singapore: A Tropical Garden for Animals 16,00 237 Zoo Halle ( Mandrill) 5,00 13 Sumatran Rhinoceros: Documents 27,00 238 Zoo Halle (Kattas) 8,00 14 Wildparadies aus Menschenhand (Hirsch) 8,00 239 Zoo Halle Mitteilungen, Heft 6, Jahresbericht 1969 4,50 15 Die Welt der Tiere: Tiger 8,00 240 Zoo Halle Mitteilungen, Heft 7, Jahresbericht 1970 3,00 16 Die Kennzeichen der Vögel Deutschlands 15,00 241 Zoo Halle Jahresbericht 1983 3,00 19 Die letzten Adler 4,00 242 Aus dem Tierbestand des Zoo Hamburg 38,00 22 Silberkondor über Feuerland 3,00 243 Führer durch Carl Hagenbeck’s Geier 30,00 23 Singvögel der Heimat 15,00 245 100 Jahre Zoo Hannover (Zebras) 10,00 26 Birds of Canada 5,00 246 Zoo Hannover 15,00 27 Vogelfrühling auf Hiddensee 6,00 247 Tiergarten Heidelberg (Asian elephants) 25,00 28 A Field Guide to the Birds. 3,00 248 Zoo Karlsruhe, Pelikan ca. 1970 8,00 33 Die Widahvögel und Witwen 5,00 249 Zoo Köln Jahresbericht 1965 8,50 34 Taschenbuch der heimischen Singvögel 5,00 250 Zoo Köln Jahresbericht 1967 6,50 36 The Whooping Crane. 20,00 251 Zoo Köln Jahresbericht 1968 6,50 40 Taschenbuch der heim. Sumpf- und Wasservögel 5,00 252 Zoo Köln Jahresbericht 1969 5,00 42 Taschenbuch der heim. Raub- und Rabenvögel 4,00 255 Zoo Koeln (Pelican) 9,00 43 Krankes Geflügel 13,00 256 Krefelder Tierpark 1959-1965 (Mähnenwolf) 19,00 47 Die Vögel der Meere 5,00 257 Panthera. 1970 3,00 49 Vogelvolk auf weiter Reise 4,00 258 Zoo Magdeburg (Drawing black rhinos) 15,00 50 A Field Guide to Western Birds 5,00 259 Tierpark München Hellabrunn (Tiger) 8,00 59 The Birds of Trinidad and Tobago 5,00 260 Hellabrunn Zoo München (Gemse) 13,00 60 Handbook of Waterfowl Behaviour 40,00 261 Hellabrunn Zoo München (Schneeleopard) 13,00 70 A Field Guide to the Birds of Texas 6,00 262 Tiergarten Nuernberg (Orang Utan) 20,00 72 The Birds of East and Central Africa 6,00 263 Tierpark Rheine (Affen-Tropenhaus) 2. Auflage 15,00 75 Waterfowl, Their Biology and Natural History 10,00 264 Pflanzen-Leben und -Pflege: Albert Schöchle 9,00 81 Pigeons and Doves of the World 35,00 265 Wilhelma Stuttgart Jahresbericht 1991 12,00 84 Spechte fremder Länder 8,00 266 Erlebte Wilhelma. 15,00 85 Birds of the West Indies 10,00 267 Erlebte Wilhelma. (Loris) 11,00 90 Vögel in Käfig und Voliere / Europäische Singvögel 25,00 268 Vogelpark Walsrode (Temminck-Tragopan) 6,00 96 Ziergeflügel aus aller Welt, 25,00 269 Vogelpark Walsrode (Glanzfasan) 31,00 109 A Field Guide to the Birds of Galapagos 20,00 273 Zoo Wuppertal (junger Schimpanse) 7,50 110 Handbuch des Vogelliebhabers 1 12,00 274 Tallinna Loomaaed (Tiger) 12,00 143 Exotische Ziervögel, Wildtauben 20,00 275 Helsinki Zoo (Reindeer) 8,00 153 The Birds of Lake Baringo 12,00 276 Helsinki Zoo (Emperor tamarins) 7,00 159 Rauhfusshühner 40,00 277 Helsinki Zoo (Bathing Kodiak bear) 10,00 164 Gewöll- und Rupfungskunde 30,00 278 Ranua Zoo (Brown bear) 27,00 170 Wassergeflügel 6,00 279 Branfere Zoo (Animals in front of castle) 7,00 174 Gesnerus Redevivus Vogelbuch 1669, gebunden 20,00 280 La Fleche Zoo (Red Panda) 11,00 177 Der Dodo 16,00 281 Parc Zool ... de Mulhouse 10,00 185 Zoo-Aktie Brüssel 350,00 282 Mulhouse Zoo (Amur leopards) 7,00 189 Cairo Zoo (Drawing lion + Arabic letters) 70,00 283 Paris Menagerie du Jardin des Plantes (Flower) 20,00 190 Cairo Zoo (Entrance gate) 27,00 284 Vallee des Singes (Gorilla) 10,00 191 Adelaide Zoo (Golden lion tamarin) 10,00 285 TouroParc Zoo (White tiger) 9,00 194 Perth Zoo (Australian pelican) 19,00 290 Saint Vrain Park Zoo (Drawing) 6,00 196 Sydney Taronga Zoo (Visitors in front of Zoo Map) 25,00 292 Howletts Zoo Park (Tiger) 8,00 197 Sydney Taronga Zoo (Red Panda) 12,00 293 Blackpool Zoo (Squirrel Moneky) 4,00 199 Aquarium M.Dubuisson, Liege/Luik/Luettich (Fish) 11,00 295 Bristol Zoo (White Tiger) 13,00 202 Guangzhou Zoo (5 Photographes) 17,00 296 Chester Zoo Report s 1964 3,00 203 Danmarks Akvarium, Charlottenlund 9,00 297 Chester Zoo (Katta) 5,00 205 Odense Zoo (1 big + 5 small photographes) 11,00 298 Chester Zoo - Souvenir Guide (Tiger) 8,00 206 Bongo 1978 Jahrgang 135 Heft 3 27,00 303 Curraghs Wildlife Park (Otters) 4,00 207 Bongo 1979 Jahrgang 136 Heft 4 22,00 306 Glasgow Zoo, Pinguine 22,00 208 Bongo 1980 Jahrgang 137 Heft 5 20,00 308 Kilverstone Wildlife Park. (Krallenaffen) 5,00 209 Bongo - Jubiläumsband 1981 Jahrgang 138 Heft 6 12,00 310 London Zoo, Blue Sheep 120,00 210 Bielefeld: Heimattierpark Olderdissen ( 7,00 311 London Zoo, Official Guide to the Aquarium 31,00 211 Tiergrotten & Nordsee-Aquarium Bremerhaven 17,00 315 London Zoo, Hippo 13,00 212 Tierpark Dortmund (3 Braunbären) 15,00 316 London Zoo, Kids riding elephant 16,00 214 Zoo Duisburg Chronik 1972 6,00 318 London Zoo, many different animals 12,00 215 Zoo Duisburg Chronik 1977 4,00 320 Marwell Zoo, hoofd Stock 9,00 216 Zoo Duisburg Chronik 1978 6,00 322 Midland Bird Garden, Ara 10,00 217 Zoo Duisburg Chronik 1979 6,00 323 Norfolk Wildlife Park & Pheasant Trust 11,00 219 Zoo Duisburg (Junge auf Delphin) 8,00 327 Paignton Zoo, Giraffs 9,00 220 Zoo Duisburg ( 40 Jahre Zoo Duisburg) 8,00 328 Peakirk Waterfowl Gardens, Kronenkranich 5,00 223 Zoo Duisburg (50 Jahre Zoo Duisburg) 5,00 329 Penscynor Wildlife Park. Tamarin 5,00 224 Capra - Aus dem Thüringer Zoopark Erfurt 12,00 330 The Tropical Bird Gardens (Ara) 10,00 225 Zoo Frankfurt Exotarium, English 20,00 331 Stapleford Lion Reserve, Lion 10,00 226 Zoo Frankfurt (Lions) 9,00 332 Twycross Zoo, Colobus 9,00 227 Zoo Frankfurt (Uhu) 8,00 335 Whipsnade Zoo Guide (4 Bilder, u.a. Rothirsche) 15,00 229 Zoo Frankfurt a.M., 100. Jahresbericht 1958 11,00 337 Whipsnade Zoological Park (Gepard mit Jungem) 10,00 345 Woburn Safari Park (Tiger + 4 kleine Fotos) 5,00 449 Overton (Löwenbaby-Skulptur) 17,00 348 First Breeding Records for Birds 7,00 450 Milwaukee Country Zoo (Eisbär + Jungem) 12,00 349 Karnala Bird Sanctuary (Zeichnung Vögel) 30,00 451 Minnesota Zoo (9 Fotos) 12,00 350 Indische Zeevisschen, Batavia (heute Jakarta) 70,00 452 Popular Official Guide New York (Mountain Sheep) 50,00 351 Dublin Zoo (Zeichnung Tiger und Löwe) 65,00 453 Guide Book New York Zoo- Ninth Edition (Zebra) 25,00 352 Jerusalem Biblical Zoo (Löwe) 17,00 454 Philadelphia Zoo (Tiger) 15,00 353 Acquario di Genova (Logo + Text) 15,00 456 Salt Lake City: Hogle Zoo (Eisbär) 7,00 355 Giardino Zoologico di Roma (Großes Vogelhaus) 20,00 457 San Diego Zoo - Official Guide Book (Giraffe) 27,00 356 Giardino Zoologico di Roma (Gorilla) 16,00 458 San Diego Zoo - Official Guide Book (junge Gorillas) 35,00 358 Enoshima Marineland 20,00 459 San Diego Zoo (Nilpferde) 22,00 360 Tokyo Tama Zoological Park (Kronenkraniche) 18,00 460 San Diego Zoo (Okapis) 23,00 362 Zoo Guide du Jardin Zoologique de Québec (Zebra) 18,00 461 San Diego Zoo (Tiger) 23,00 363 Assiniboine Park Zoo, Winnipeg (Kanadischer Luchs) 9,00 462 San Diego Zoo (Koala) 12,00 364 Acuario Nacional (Zeichnung Unterwasserwelt) 40,00 463 San Diego Zoo (Koala) 12,00 365 Zoo Negara (Kantschil) 25,00 464 San Diego Wild Animal Park (Weißes Nashorn) 10,00 366 Guadalajara Zoo (Giraffe) 25,00 465 San Diego Wild Animal Park (Weißes Nashorn) 10,00 368 Wellington Zoo (Schimpanse) 17,00 466 San Diego Zoo (Koala) 10,00 369 Wellington Zoo (Gepard) 22,00 467 San Diego Zoo. Colorful World of Animals (Koala) 5,00 370 Alphen a/d Rijn: Birdpark Avifauna (Hornvogel) 6,00 468 San Diego Zoonooz 1926-38, 1-4 80,00 371 Alphen a/d Rijn: Birdpark Avifauna (Adler) 6,00 469 San Francisco Zoo (Tiger) 30,00 372 Artis Zoo Amsterdam (Orang Utan Männchen) 45,00 471 Waikiki Aquarium (Zeichnung Fische/Muscheln) 19,00 373 Artis Zoo Amsterdam (Zeichnung Ara) 10,00 473 Washington: National Zoo (Elefanten) 40,00 374 Artis Zoo Amsterdam (Zebra + Fohlen) 10,00 474 Washington National Zoological Park (Pandas) 11,00 376 Dierenrijk Europa 9,00 378 Rotterdam: Blijdorp Zoo (Zeichnung) 8,00 379 Wassenaar Zoo (Zeichnung Tigerkopf) 22,00 Statistik 7. Auktion 380 Wassenaar Zoo (Junger Tiger) 10,00 382 Alpenzoo Innsbruck Weiherburg. 15 Jahre 5,00 468 Positionen 384 Vogelpark Schmiding (Rhyticeros leucocephalus) 8,00 251 versteigert 385 Schoenbrunn Zoo Wien (Zeichnung Pavillon) 34,00 Summe der Zuschläge: 4.374 Euro 386 Gdynia Aquarium (Rotfeuerfisch) 10,00 387 Zoo Poznan (Tukan) 9,00 388 Zoo Wroclaw (Gorilla) 7,50 10 Einlieferer 389 Lisbon/Lissabon Zoo (Geparde) 13,00 43 Teilnehmer 390 Lisbon/Lissabon Zoo (Zeichnung Kleiner Panda) 7,00 37 erfolgreiche Bieter aus 5 Ländern 391 Moscow Zoo (Zeichnung Nilpferd + Flamingos) 30,00 392 Zoo Moskau, 133 Jahre 4,00 393 Novosibirsk Zoo (Manul) 17,00 Dr.
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