134th Specialty Auction - 134. Spezial-Auktion
134th Specialty Auction - 134. Spezial-Auktion
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2 Calculating Watches
Lot # 1 (Sale Order: 1 of 691)
1) "Calculimetre", c. 1875. Patented French logarithmic device by G. Charpentier. Made by Tavernier – Gravet, Paris. 2-sided. Diameter: 2 1/3 in. – Very rare! – And: 2) "Calculigraphe", 1911, by M. Boucher, Paris, 2-sided, Ø 50 mm.
2 Rechenuhren
1) Rechenuhr "Calculimetre", um 1875. Patentierte logarithmische Rechenscheibe von G. Charpentier. 2-seitig. Ø 60 mm. Hersteller: Tavernier – Gravet, Paris. – Sehr interessantes frühes Sammlungsstück! – Sehr selten! – Und: 2) Rechenuhr "Calculigraphe", 1911, von M. Boucher, Paris, 2-seitig, Ø 50 mm.
Start Price: € 160
Condition: (2/2)
Estimate: 300 - 500 EUR
Curta Type II (Grey), 1948
Lot # 2 (Sale Order: 2 of 691)
Excellent condition! With original bakelite case and Dutch instruction manual. Serial no. 553780. – Very desirable!
"Curta Type II" (grau), 1948
Miniatur-Vierspezies-Staffelwalzen-Rechenmaschine – konstruiert vom Wiener Dipl.-Ing. Curt Herzstark, der sie in Liechtenstein produzierte. Mit Original-Bakelit dose und holländischer Anleitung. Serien-Nr. 553780. – Exzellenter Zustand!
Start Price: € 350
Condition: (2/2)
Estimate: 400 - 700 EUR
Universal Adder, 1904
Lot # 3 (Sale Order: 3 of 691)
Very attractive German adding machine with beautiful Art-Nouveau design from the turn of the century! Made by Justin W. Bamberger & Co., Munich, who was also representative for the American "Locke Adder". 38,5 cm/15 in. wide. – Very decorative collector's item and exhibition piece!
Universal-Rechner, 1904
Seltenes, dekoratives deutsches Blechleisten-Addi tionsgerät mit schönem Jugendstil-Dekor. Hergestellt von Justin W. Bamberger & Co., München, der auch den amerikanischen "Locke Adder" vertrieb. 38,5 cm breit. – Sehr attraktives Sammlungs- und Ausstellungsstück.
Start Price: € 120
Condition: (2-/2-)
Estimate: 200 - 400 EUR
Kuli Calculating Machine, 1909
Lot # 4 (Sale Order: 4 of 691)
Very attractive and extremely rare German calculating machine for all 4 arithmetical operations! Low serial no. 490! With original wooden case. – A superb collector's item and a spectacular exhibition piece!
"Kuli", 1909
Seltene Schaltklinken-Vierspeziesmaschine mit 2-rei higer Zehnertastatur in besonders reizvollem Design. 12-stelliges Resultatwerk, Dezimalverschiebung durch Anheben und Verschieben des Werks. Mit Original-Holzkasten. Kleine Serien-Nr. 490! – Literatur: Martin, S. 146. – Ein sehr gesuchtes Sammlungs- und Ausstellungsstück!
Start Price: € 750
Condition: (3/2)
Estimate: 1200 - 2500 EUR
3 Disc Calculators
Lot # 5 (Sale Order: 5 of 691)
1) "The Adall Calculator" with original case, pen and instructions. – 2) "Addometer", with pen and manual copy. – And: 3) "The Lightening Calculator", with pen and wooden board.
3 Scheiben-Rechner
1) "The Adall Calculator" mit Original-Etui, Stift und Anleitung. – 2) "Addometer", mit Stift und kopierter Anleitung. – Und: 3) "The Lightening Calculator", mit Stift, auf Holzpult.
Start Price: € 80
Condition: (–/–)
Estimate: 140 - 240 EUR
Logarithmic Calculating Drum, c. 1930
Lot # 6 (Sale Order: 6 of 691)
With rare scroll device on wooden base, base 57 cm/ 22 ½ in. wide. Made in Switzerland by Daemen-Schmid, Zurich. – Sought-after collector's item!
Rechenwalze Universal, um 1930
Logarithmische Rechentrommel mit seltener Abroll-Vorrichtung, auf Holzsockel. Walzenbreite 57 cm. Hersteller: Daemen-Schmid, Zürich. – Gesuchtes Sammlungsstück!
Start Price: € 200
Condition: (3/3-)
Estimate: 300 - 500 EUR
Demos II, 1923
Lot # 7 (Sale Order: 7 of 691)
Rare Swiss calculator by Theo Muggli, Zurich.
"Demos II", 1923
Schweizerische Vierspezies-Rechenmaschine mit Stellzahnrädern von Theo Muggli, Zürich. Gemäß DR-Patent-Nr. 405510, mit 8-stelligem Einstellwerk, 8 Stellen im Umdrehungs- und 14 Stellen im Resultatwerk. Literatur: Martin, S. 365. – Selten!
Start Price: € 80
Condition: (3/2)
Estimate: 200 - 400 EUR
Millionär Calculator, 1895
Lot # 8 (Sale Order: 8 of 691)
Early model of the famous calculating machine, in original wooden case, with serial no. 2083. – A very rare, decorative milestone in calculator history!
Rechenmaschine "Millionär", 1895
Frühes Modell mit 8 Einstellschiebern, in Original-Holzkasten. Serien-Nr. 2083. Große, berühmte Rechenmaschine mit Einmaleinskörpern für die vier Grundrechenarten. Konstruiert von Otto Steiger, St. Gallen, nach Leon Bollées Erfindung von 1888. Produziert von Hans W. Egli, Zürich, in bewährter Schweizer Qualität. – Literatur: Martin, S. 126. – Ein sehr gepflegtes, dekoratives Sammlungs- und Museumsstück von hohem technisch-historischem Wert. – Selten!
Start Price: € 1800
Condition: (2/2)
Estimate: 2000 - 3000 EUR
Brunsviga Patent and "Doppel-Brunsviga" 13 Z
Lot # 9 (Sale Order: 9 of 691)
1) "Brunsviga Patent", c. 1910. – And: 2) "Doppel-Brunsviga 13 Z", 1932. Rare duplex machine for special calculations in area of surveying and science.
"Brunsviga Patent" und "Doppel-Brunsviga 13 Z"
1) "Brunsviga Patent", um 1910. Deutsche Sprossenradmaschine. 9-, 13- bzw. 8-stellige Zählwerke. Große Flügelschraubenlöschungen. – Und: 2) "Doppel-Brunsviga 13 Z", 1932. Gesuchte Verbundmaschine für Spezialberechnungen im Vermessungswesen und in der Wissenschaft. – Literatur: Martin, S. 399.
Start Price: € 140
Condition: (3/3)
Estimate: 400 - 700 EUR
Odhner's Arithmometer, c. 1900
Lot # 10 (Sale Order: 10 of 691)
1) Rare Russian spokewheel model from the legendary St. Petersburg production by Swedish W. Odhner. Serial no. 6153. – And: 2) "Triumphator Mod. C", 1920. Large spokewheel calculator with 9, 8 and 13-digit units.
Odhners Arithmometer, um 1900
1) Sprossenradmaschine aus der legendären St. Petersburger Produktion des Schweden W. Odhner. Mit 9-stelligem Einstellwerk. 13 Stellen im Resultat- und 8 Stellen im Umdrehungszählwerk. Flügelschraubenlöschung. Serien-Nr. 6153. – Literatur: Martin, S. 73. – Und: 2) Trimphator Mod. C, 1920. Großes Modell der deutschen Sprossenradmaschine für alle vier Grundrechenarten. Mit 9-, 8- bzw. 13-stelligen Rechenwerken und Flügelschraubenlöschung. – Literatur: Martin, S. 154.
Start Price: € 80
Condition: (3/3)
Estimate: 160 - 340 EUR
Collection of 8 Spokewheel Calculating Machines
Lot # 11 (Sale Order: 11 of 691)
1) "Iris". – 2) Melitta Mod. 16. – 3) Ropel. – 4) Remington Rand Mod. R 50 (Walther). – 5) Sigma Mod. 51-SVR. – 6) Antares P6. – 7) Rokli Mod. 7R. – And: 8) Schubert Mod. DVR.
Sammlung Sprossenradmaschinen
1) "Iris". – 2) Melitta Mod. 16. – 3) Ropel. – 4) Remington Rand Mod. R 50 (Walther). – 5) Sigma Mod. 51-SVR. – 6) Antares P6. – 7) Rokli Mod. 7R. – Und: 8) Schubert Mod. DVR.
Start Price: € 80
Condition: (–/–)
Estimate: 250 - 500 EUR
6 Pocket Calculators
Lot # 12 (Sale Order: 12 of 691)
1) "Seidel & Naumann, Dresden" chain adder, c. 1910 – 2) Ditto, as cut model. – 3) Comptator, 1893. – 4) Golden Gem, 1907. – 5) Stima, 1930, Swiss adder. – And: 6) Tin adder "Roka", c. 1920.
6 Taschenrechner
1) Kettenaddierer "Seidel & Naumann, Dresden", um 1910, mit Original-Etui und -Stift sowie französischer Anleitung. – Literatur: Martin, S. 256. – 2) Dito, als Schnittmodell. – 3) Comptator, 1893, mit Stift. – Literatur: Martin, S. 125. – 4) Golden Gem Adding Machine, 1907, mit Original-Etui, Stift und kopierter englischer Anleitung. – 5) Stima, 1930, Schweizer Kleinaddierer mit Etui und Stift. – Und: 6) Blechrollenrechner "Roka", um 1920.
Start Price: € 80
Condition: (–/–)
Estimate: 200 - 400 EUR
Dr. Roth Calculator with Direct Display, 1841
Lot # 13 (Sale Order: 13 of 691)
Early 8-disc adding machine in ruler-form by Dr. Didier Roth, Paris. With full tens transfer. Setting to zero by pull-out of left feed-rack. Marked: "Dr. Roth, Inven, Paris 1842". No set stick, only 2 screws on brass front plate, blocked. In original mahogany housing. – Literature: Ernst Martin, 1925, p. 63. – Extremely rare collector's item, produced in small numbers for a short time only. – The only example offered in our 30 years of Specialty Auctions! – A giant rarity!
"Dr. Roth'sche Rechenmaschine mit Direktanzeige", 1841
Frühe 8-Scheiben-Addiermaschine in Linealform von Dr. Didier Roth, Paris. Volle Zehner-Übertragung, Nullstellung durch Herausziehen der linken Zahnstange. Bezeichnet: "Dr. Roth, Inven, Paris 1842". Ohne Einstellstift, mit 2 Schrauben an Deckplatte, blockiert. In Original-Mahagonigehäuse. – Literatur: Ernst Martin, 1925, S. 63. – Äußerst seltenes Sammlungsstück, da nur in Kleinstmenge produziert. – Noch nie auf einer unserer Auktionen in 30 Jahren angeboten! – Eine Riesen-Rarität!
Start Price: € 2500
Condition: (3/5)
Estimate:3000 - 5000 EUR
World's 1st Mechanical Calculating Machine by Wilhelm Schickard of 1623
Lot # 14 (Sale Order: 14 of 691)
Replica by Dutch machinist Peter Roubos. Size: 10 ¼ x 12 ½ in. – Literature: F.W. Kistermann, "How to use the Schickard Calculator", "Annuals of the History of Computing", Vol. 23, No. 1, 2001. – A true milestone in computing history!
Schickard'sche Rechenuhr von 1623
Nachbau des ersten mechanischen Rechners der Welt von Wilhelm Schickard durch Peter Roubos, Niederlande. Der Rechner ist allein aus Aufzeichnungen des Tübinger Professors für Hebräisch und orientalische Sprache bekannt, die dieser dem großen Mathematiker und Astronomen Johannes Kepler brieflich übermittelte. Erst in den 1950er Jahren sind diese Dokumente wiederentdeckt worden. Maße: 26 x 31,5 cm. – Literatur: F.W. Kistermann, "How to use the Schickard Calculator", "Annuals of the History of Computing", Vol. 23, No. 1, 2001. – Ein Meilenstein der Rechenmaschinengeschichte!
Start Price: € 350
Condition: (3/3)
Estimate:500 - 800 EUR
7 Calculating Machines
Lot # 15 (Sale Order: 15 of 691)
1) Busicom HL-21. – 2) Feliks. – 3) Mercedes-Melitta, serial no. 445. – 4) Brunsviga Mod. 20. – 5) Thales AR. – 6) Original-Odhner Mod. 227. – And: 7) Brunsviga Mod. 16.
7 Rechenmaschinen
1) Busicom HL-21, vom Hersteller des ersten Elektronen-Tischrechners der Welt. – 2) Feliks, russische Sprossenradmaschine. – 3) Mercedes-Melitta, mit Original-Holzkasten, Serien-Nr. 445. – 4) Brunsviga Mod. 20. – 5) Thales AR. – 6) Original-Odhner Mod. 227. – Und: 7) Brunsviga Mod. 16.
Start Price: € 80
Condition: (–/–)
Estimate:200 - 400 EUR
3 Calculating Machines
Lot # 16 (Sale Order: 16 of 691)
1) Doppel-Brunsviga 13 Z18, 1932. Twin spokewheel calculating machine. Rare duplex machine for special calculations in surveying and science. – 2) Comptator, 1908. 9-digit calculating machine, with case and pen. – And: 3) Feliks BPH-3. Unusual Russian spokewheel machine.
3 Rechenmaschinen
1) Doppel-Brunsviga 13 Z18, 1932. Gesuchte Verbundmaschine für Spezialberechnungen im Vermessungswesen und in der Wissenschaft. – Literatur: Martin, S. 399. – 2) Comptator, 1908. 9-stellige Zahnstangen-Kleinaddiermaschine von Hans Sabielny, Dresden. Hersteller: Schubert & Salzer, Chemnitz. Mit Etui und Stift. – Literatur: Martin, S. 231. – Und: 3) Feliks BPH-3. Ungewöhnliches Modell der russischen "Feliks", 9-stelliges Einstellwerk, 8 Stellen im Umdrehungs- und 13 Stellen im Resultatwerk.
Start Price: € 120
Condition: (3-/2-)
Estimate:200 - 400 EUR
Ideal Calculator, c. 1910
Lot # 17 (Sale Order: 17 of 691)
Export model of the "Archimedes Mod. A". Manual German brass stepped drum calculating machine for all 4 arithmetical operations by Glashütter Rechenmaschinenfabrik. Low serial no. D386. In original mahogany case with part of instructions in lid. – One of the rarer German collector's items!
Rechenmaschine "Ideal", um 1910
Exportmodell der "Archimedes Mod. A". Manuelle Vierspezies-Rechenmaschine der Glashütter Rechenmaschinenfabrik mit 6 Einstellschiebern, 7-stelligem Umdrehungs- und 12-stelligem Resultatwerk. Kleine Serien-Nr. D386. Mit aufklappbarer Pultleiste. In Original-Mahagonikasten mit Resten eingeklebter Bedienungsanleitung. – Literatur: Martin, S. 191. – Eins der großen deutschen Sammlungsstücke!
Start Price: € 850
Condition: (3/3)
Estimate:1500 - 2500 EUR
Collection of 9 Calculating Machines
Lot # 18 (Sale Order: 18 of 691)
1) Thales Mod. M. – 2) Odhner Mod. 14. – 3) Facit S. – 4) Walther RM. – 5) Brunsviga Nova 13Z. – 6) Facit, serial no. 8253. – 7) Original-Odhner Mod. 7. – 8) Burroughs No. 5A. – And: 9) Nisa Mod. C (Monroe).
Sammlung von 9 Rechenmaschinen
1) Thales Mod. M. – 2) Odhner Mod. 14. – 3) Facit S. – 4) Walther RM. – 5) Brunsviga Nova 13Z. – 6) Facit, Serien-Nr. 8253. – 7) Original-Odhner Mod. 7. – 8) Burroughs No. 5A, Schnelladdierer. – Und: 9) Nisa Mod. C (Monroe).
Start Price: € 80
Condition: (–/–)
Estimate:200 - 400 EUR
Arithmomètre de Thomas de Colmar (Boulle), c. 1852
Lot # 19 (Sale Order: 19 of 691)
Ornately decorated deluxe model of the very first calculating machine produced in series by Thomas de Colmar, Paris (1820 onwards), for presentation to selected patrons as a "Souvenir by the inventor" ("Souvenir de l'inventeur"). Extraordinary and elegant inlaid design by André-Charles Boulle, Paris. Serial no. 147! Missing inlay on lid interior. – A most interesting restoration project!
Arithmomètre de Thomas de Colmar (Boulle), um 1852
Reich verziertes Luxusmodell der ersten serienmäßig hergestellten Rechenmaschine der Welt (ab 1820) zur Präsentation an Auserwählte des Erfinders ("Souvenir de l'inventeur") in ausgefallenem, elegantem Design von André-Charles Boulle. Serien-Nr. 147! Ohne Messingeinlage im Innendeckel. – Ein hochinteressantes Restaurierungsprojekt!
Start Price: € 4000
Condition: (5/5)
Estimate:8000 - 15000 EUR
The Adding Machine of Pierre Fardoil, c. 1700
Lot # 20 (Sale Order: 20 of 691)
Very early machine for adding and subtracting numbers from 0-100 in the shape of an astrolabe. The machine - signed "Pierre Fardoil à Paris - is hand-crafted in steel and brass, measures 5-1/2 inches in height and is in perfect working condition. Traces of silver indicate that this fine instrument was originally silver-plated. – Fardoil's contribution to the development of mechanical calculating devices is the introduction of his mechanism which enables the operator to read the result without counting the dividing marks on a circular scale of a disc shaped adding machine. Fardoil achieved this improvement by utilizing a planetary gear turning two round scales underneath two stationary hands ten times over the entire range of the calculator. The two scales show the numbers from 0–9 for additions and for subtractions respectively. This simple use of a planetary gear enabled Fardoil to provide a read-out in the range of 0–100 without the need of a carry-over from 9 to 10, 20, 30, etc. – Unlike the very early calculators by Schickard, Leibniz, Pascal, Grillet, and others, Fardoil's calculator was a true "pocket calculator" as it is flat and would fit in any pocket. – Instructions on how to operate the machine are included in German and English. – Calculators manufactured by hand before mass-production, which started around 1875, are extremely scarce; there are less than ten other models of calculators known which were invented or made before circa 1700. Fardoil invented his adding machine approx. 80 years before the French Revolution! King Louis XVI – executed in 1793 - was not even born when Fardoil built his adding machine. Louis XVI was born only about 50 years later, in 1754. – Pocket watches were already made in large numbers as everybody had a need to know time and pocket watches were a status symbol at the time. – The Fardoils were a watch-making dynasty. Pierre Fardoil was one of the sons of Pierre Fardoil senior from Blois, France, who died in 1669. Fardoil became a registered master watchmaker in 1684. He was a Huguenot and fled France for London due to religious persecution; there he worked under the name Peter Fardoil. The revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685 caused the Huguenots, mostly protestants, to lose their civil rights and resulted in their escape to neighboring countries as refugees. Around 1700 Fardoil returned to France and set up his workshop at the Place Dauphine in Paris as watchmaker for the King, (maitre horloger du Grand Conseil du Roy). Fardoil died in 1722. Among many ingenious designs, Fardoil also invented his famous dividing engine for wheels with 102 to 800 teeth, built an astronomical pendulum clock for King Louis XV, the Grand Dauphin, and built many pocket watches which were characterized by novel and unusual features. Pierre Fardoil is also well known as the first watchmaker to create full-enamel dials. His valuable clocks and pocket watches are today part of famous museums such as the "Musée de l'Observatoire", the "Musée des Arts et Metiers" (both in Paris), "Musée International d'Horlogerie La Chaux-de-Fonds", Switzerland, and the "Science Museum", London, which has in its collection a pocket watch dated c. 1700. Fardoil's pocket watches are also to be found among important private collections. The astronomical pendulum clock survived to this day and is part of the collection of the "Musée de L'Observatoire", Paris, exhibited at the Château de Meudon,(Louis VX, Le Grand Dauphin, died there in 1711.) – Literature: "Thiout's Traitéd'Horlogerie", Paris, 1741, S. 55, tabel 23". Charles Holzapfel, "Turning and Mechanical Manipulations", Vol. II, 1856, S. 639. Robin Gwynn. “Huguenot Heritage: The History and Contribution of the Huguenots in Britain".There is another example of Fardoil's calculator known to exist. This example was donated to the "Musée des Arts et Metiers, Paris" in 1866 by the French "Académie des Sciences." However, this second example mysteriously vanished; last records date back to 1942. This Fardoil calculator was cataloged under the inventory number 7477 and described as "Cadran pour faire les additions et les soustractions, par P. Fardoil (1720)." This exceedingly rare and early adding machine is of superb museum quality and one of the earliest machines in the history of mechanical calculators.Also included in the lot is a Single Hand Pocket Watch by "Pierre Fardoil", c. 1710, with fuse movement signed "P. Fardoil a Paris", with polished green ray-skin-covered fire-gilded case, domed glass, enameled dial with Roman numerals, lance-shaped hand, gilt plate movement, pierced and engraved balance cock, Egyptian pillars, key-wind spindle from the front, Ø 2 3/5 in., running condition! With key.
Start Price: € 10000
Condition: (2/2)
Estimate:30000 - 70000 EUR
Hagelin B-21 Cyper Machine, 1927 onwards
Lot # 21 (Sale Order: 21 of 691)
Manufactured by AB Cryptograph, Sweden, mechanically-operated, keyboard-controlled, 4 rotors, lamp panel matrix output, serial no. 478, in wooden case and outer leather carrying bag. Boris Haglin designed the B-21 based on an earlier patent by Arvid Gerhard Damm. It was used by the Swedish Army instead of the Enigma.
Chiffriermaschine "Hagelin B-21", ab 1927
Hersteller: AB Cryptograph, Schweden, mechanisch, Drucktasten-gesteuert, 4 Rotoren, elektrische Anzeige mit Glühlampen, Serien-Nr. 478, in Holzkasten und Leder-Übertasche. Basierend auf einem Patent von Arvid Gerhard Damm entwickelte Boris Hagelin diese Maschine. Sie sollte anstelle der Enigma bei der schwedischen Armee eingesetzt werden.
Start Price: € 7000
Condition: (2-/–)
Estimate:10000 - 15000 EUR
Cryptograph Cypher Machine by Sir Charles Wheatstone, 1877 onwards
Lot # 22 (Sale Order: 22 of 691)
Manufactured by L.M. Ericsson & Co., Stockholm, polyalphabetic mechanical pocket coding and decoding machine, invented by the great British scientist Sir Charles Wheatstone, 28 fields in outer letter ring, 27 individually-inscribable fields in inner ring, Ø 4 in., in velvet-lined case. Used by the Swedish Navy and Army during the 1880s. – Extremely rare!
Chiffriermaschine "Cryptograph" von Sir Charles Wheatstone, ab 1877
Hersteller: L.M. Ericsson & Co., Stockholm, polyalphabetisches Ver- und Entschlüsselungs-Gerät des großen britischen Erfinders und Wissenschaftlers Sir Charles Wheatstone. Mechanisches Handgerät mit 28 Feldern in der äußeren Skala und 27 individuell beschriftbaren Feldern in der inneren Skala, Ø 10 cm. Bei der schwedischen Marine und Armee in den 1880er Jahren eingesetzt. In mit Samt ausgeschlagener Original-Schatulle. – Extrem selten!
Start Price: € 3500
Condition: (2+/1–2)
Estimate:5000 - 8000 EUR
Transvertex HC-9 Cypher Machine, c. 1955
Lot # 23 (Sale Order: 23 of 691)
Manufactured by AB Transvertex, Stockholm, used by the Swedish Army, similar to Hagelin M-209, but uses a punched card instead of pin-wheels, in green metal case.
Chiffriermaschine Transvertex HC-9, um 1955
Hersteller: AB Transvertex, Stockholm, hergestellt für die schwedische Armee, ähnlich mit Hagelin M-209, jedoch mit Lochkarten gesteuert, grünes Metallgehäuse.
Start Price: € 240
Condition: (2+/2+)
Estimate:500 - 1000 EUR
Telephone Cyphering Device, c. 1980
Lot # 24 (Sale Order: 24 of 691)
Model CD1/CR-80, manufactured by Mont Edison, Italy, "Unita Criptofonica", electronically operated, metal case: 10 5/8 x 9 ½ in.
Telephon-Verschlüsselungs-Einheit, um 1980
Modell CD1/CR-80, Hersteller: Mont Edison, bezeichnet "Unita Criptofonica", elektronisch, Metallgehäuse: 27 x 24 cm.
Start Price: € 120
Condition: (2–3/–)
Estimate:200 - 400 EUR
Czech Transceiver by Tesla, c. 1950
Lot # 25 (Sale Order: 25 of 691)
Communication transceiver Model VXV 050, with base station VXW 080 (power supply with linear amplifier) and metal case.
Tschechischer Sendeempfänger von Tesla, um 1950
Modell VXV 050 mit Netzteil und Verstärker VXW 080, Metallgehäuse.
Start Price: € 60
Condition: (3/–)
Estimate:120 - 180 EUR