APPARATUS Provenance: Roger family collection 1. Rolleiflex - Franke & Heidecke, c. 1932 Camera (n°288101) with Heldoscop-Anastigmat viewing lens (n°286508) 1 : 3,1 f = 7,5 cm and Carl Zeiss Tessar Jena shooting lens (n°1440138) 1 : 38 f = 7,5 cm. Compur. shutter. Accompanied by a Duto-Rolleiflex, a Lios-scop and a Trigger Ferdax n°II automatic shutter release and various small boxes. ATTACHED: 2 lenses in a leather case marked Rolleix. In its tan leather pouch. (as is) ATTACHED: GAP. Box camera (extensive oxidation). 2. Bolex Paillard - Swiss made B8L camera (n°792941), double lens Berthiot Cinor 1:19 F : 35 and F : 12,5. After 1942. Accompanied by instruction manual, cover, depth-of-field table, small brush and carrying case. (Misses, accidents, as is).

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