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138349 Pontiac Super-Lynx II with %u20ac2.400Sagem Hexar 2/50 mmc.1953, condition A/B %u20ac 5.000 %u2013 6.000Very rare French 35%u2009mm viewfinder camera, second version, madein occupied Morocco, in almost mint condition, aluminium body with black vulcanite, mounted with rare collapsible Sagem Paris Hexar 2/5%u2009cm no.%u2009011766, shutter needs attention.350 Raumbildtechnik RBT 3D S1 %u20ac1.400Stereo Camerano.0000293, c.1991, condition A/B %u20ac 2.800 %u2013 3.200Very rare stereo viewfinder camera professionally made by smallGerman company Raumbildtechnik, or RBT (c.1991%u20132011), based on Konica Hexar AF cameras, with 2 Hexar 2/35 mm lenses, auto focus, automatic exposure, 2 %u00d7 24 %u00d7 36 mm (45 mm interaxial version), considered as one of the best quality 35 mm stereo camera (!),in very good condition, only few of these cameras were produced, all slightly different, see the glued collapsible hoodsystem, this set includes a strap, matching Konica flash HX-14 Autowith sticker no. 4000923 (leather pouch), quick-reference guide, and modified Konica Hexar presentation box with maker%u2019s box.351 Rectaflex 1300 with %u20ac600*Xenon 2/50 mmno. 31108, c.1953, condition B/A %u20ac 1.200 %u2013 1.400Very nice one of the first prism SLR camera type, made in Italy, invery good condition, with fast Xenon 2/50 mm no. 3509141, good optics only showing a few light cleaning marks, with leather case.352 Robot Star 1 De Luxe set %u20ac500*1952, condition A/B %u20ac 1.000 %u2013 1.200Set of very rare Robot Star 1 De Luxe, made in Dusseldorf, only a few Robot IIa and Star 1 were produced in colored finish, the setincludes a green version no.D 130793 with Xenon 1.9/40 mm no. 6925088 and a red version no.D 151022 with Xenon 1.9/40 mm no.%u20099994601, both in near-mint condition, note bottom plates withmatching color.353 Sigma Mark I Prototype %u20ac800*no. 7412007, 1974, condition B/A %u20ac 1.600 %u2013 1.800A very rare pre-production example of the Sigma Mark-I, the first35 mm SLR camera marketed by Sigma. According to the available provenance, the present chrome-finished camera was produced in1974 as part of a small group of pre-series cameras and displayed as a sample at Photokina 1974, two years before the officialintroduction of the Mark-I in 1976. The production Mark-I was manufactured in black finish, reportedly in a relatively small seriesof approximately 2,000 cameras. The present camera differsnoticeably in its chrome finish and represents an earlier stage in thedevelopment of Sigma%u2019s first camera. The Mark-I was based on theRicoh Singlex TLS design and features an M42 screw mount, TTL exposure metering and a vertically travelling metal focal-plane shutter with speeds up to 1/1000 sec. The camera bears serialno. 74120%u2013007 and is accompanied by a matching Sigma MiniZoom 3.5/39-80 mm no. 740018. A rare pre-production version of Sigma%u2019s first camera and an interesting document from thecompany%u2019s early development as a camera manufacturer.354 Tougodo Toyoca Flex Toyoca %u201835%u2019 %u20ac500no. 57203, 1955, condition B/A %u20ac 1.000 %u2013 1.200Rare Japanese 35 mm side-by-side TLR camera with Owla Anastigmat 3.5/4.5%u2009cm no.%u200955681 mounted in Compur style shutter(very good optics), with viewing lens Olwa Anastigmat 3.5/4.5 cm no. 55696, in very good condition, just a light dent can be seen on the top plate, together with rare original leather eveready case.355 Zunow Zunowflex SLR Camera %u20ac8.000*no.1959695, 1959, condition B/A %u20ac 16.000 %u2013 18.000An extremely rare Zunowflex 35%u2009mm SLR camera, introduced byZunow Optical Industry in 1958 and regarded as one of the most technically advanced Japanese SLR cameras of its period. The innovative Zunowflex combined an instant-return mirror, removablepentaprism and internally coupled automatic diaphragm, features that anticipated the development of the modern professional 35 mm SLR. Production remained extremely limited, with only a few hundred cameras believed to have been manufactured, making surviving examples exceptionally scarce today. The offered camerais preserved in good overall condition, showing a small dent to the prism housing, and is fitted with the matching Zunow 1.8/5%u2009cm lensno. 20656. A highly desirable and seldom-seen camera representingan important milestone in the early development of the Japanese 35 mm SLR.