Welta Reflekta II, 1945, Germany
Ica Dresden Plaskop Stereo Viewer
Ica Dresden Plaskop Stereo Viewer, 1925, Germany
Canon FTb QL
Canon FTb QL camera, 1971, Japan
Zeiss Ikon Contaflex
Zeiss Ikon Contaflex camera, 1959, Germany
Zeiss Ikon Icarex 35 S
Zeiss Ikon Icarex 35 S camera, 1968, Germany
Kodak Eastman camera
Kodak Eastman camera, 1910, USA
Nicnon Binocular 7×50
Nicnon Binocular 7×50, 1970, Japan
Canon FTb QL
Canon FTb QL camera, 1972, Japan
Leica M7
Leica M7 camera, 2007, Germany
Leica M8
Leica M8 camera, 2011, Germany
Leica M6 TTL
Leica M6 TTL camera, 1997, Germany
Leica M6
Leica M6 camera, 1995, Germany
Leica M5
Leica M5 camera, 1973, Germany
Rollei Rolleiflex 2.8 F
Rollei Rolleiflex 2.8 F camera, 1964-1965, Germany
Contax T2
Contax T2 camera, 1990s, Germany
Leica M1
Leica M1 camera, 1959, Germany
Everest, 1940, Mod. S
Everest, Mod. S, 1940, Italy
Monpti, 1969
Monpti, 1969, Czechoslovakia A portable typewriter designed by Prof. Stefan Lengyel for many years as a design consultant for Miele and Rosenthal. Curios: Monpti is very similar to Olivetti’s Valentine.
Steiner, 1978
Steiner, 1978, postal franking machine
Mignon, 1923, N°4
Mignon, 1923, N°4, Germany Invented by: Dott.Friedrich Von Herfner and made by A.E.G. di Berlino. Curios: This Model used the so-called “index” writing style. The letters were selected by moving the “index” device to the selected character. When the key is pressed the “character support” cylinder lowers and prints the letter on the page. Only disadvantage: slow...
Hans Sabielny Comptator, 1922
Hans Sabielny Comptator, 1922, Germany A Hans Sabielny Comptator by Schubert & Salzer. It is an early mechanical adding machine with nine columns of digits.
Sigma, S1-sur
Sigma, S1-sur, mechanical calculator
Brunsviga, 1957, 13 RK
Brunsviga 13 RK, 1957, Germany This calculator is based on the principle of the “wheel with moving teeth”, invented by the Swedish WT Odhner in 1873; it has been the most used mechanism in mechanical calculation tools by many companies around the world. The small size made it a very suitable tool to be placed on...
Monroe, 1948, LA5-160
Monroe, 1948, LA5-160, USA The Monroe Calculating Machine Company was founded by Jay R. Monroe in 1912 in order to make calculators based on the latest design by Frank Baldwin. Baldwin had invented many different calculation machines, but was unable to market them successfully for many years. The first Monroe calculator was the model A in 1911/1912. Larger scale production started...
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