Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Antique Silver from our Antiques Mall
Antique Silver from our Antiques Mall
You will find a huge selection of antique silver as well as unique vintage silver pieces displayed in our antiques mall at Gannon's Antiques & Art in Fort Myers, Florida. The pictures above are all from one of our cases. We also buy silver and offer you free appraisals. If you have silver we can help you with please contact us.
Sunday, September 22, 2013
Heinz Kilfitt Munchen Tele-Kilar 300mm f5.6 lens with case
Heinz Kilfitt Munchen Tele-Kilar 300mm f5.6 lens with case
This lens is in near mint condition. It has been professionally cared for since its original purchase. The lens includes both end caps and the original case. There is no signs of fungus, scratches, separation, and no oil on the blades. The blades operate smoothly and the focus is smooth and firm. The housing and hood are in well cared for condition. The serial number is 208-5175.
More about the collection this piece came from: We have just acquired the camera collection of a military hero and CIA operative! Hayden Estey (1913-2004), graduated from Harvard University and then spent several years as a roving journalist, working in Massachusetts, New York, Argentina and France. In 1939, while he was living in the Bordeaux region of France, he covered the Nazi advance across Europe for the old U.S. News magazine and for CBS radio. As member of the Army Reserve, Mr. Estey was recalled to active duty in 1940. He joined the 11th Armored Division as executive officer of a field artillery battalion and fought in the Battle of the Bulge. He was awarded the Bronze Star. After WW2, Mr. Estey joined the Central Intelligence Group, a forerunner of the CIA, and served in Japan, Germany and at Langley. He used his journalism experience as cover and freelanced for Time Life. He never told his family about the nature of his work. With his passing in 2004, he was buried with honors at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA. We also have a blog post with more items and info we are working on for information purposes only you can see here:
Click here to see our Vintage Photography Collection from CIA Operative blog post
More about the collection this piece came from: We have just acquired the camera collection of a military hero and CIA operative! Hayden Estey (1913-2004), graduated from Harvard University and then spent several years as a roving journalist, working in Massachusetts, New York, Argentina and France. In 1939, while he was living in the Bordeaux region of France, he covered the Nazi advance across Europe for the old U.S. News magazine and for CBS radio. As member of the Army Reserve, Mr. Estey was recalled to active duty in 1940. He joined the 11th Armored Division as executive officer of a field artillery battalion and fought in the Battle of the Bulge. He was awarded the Bronze Star. After WW2, Mr. Estey joined the Central Intelligence Group, a forerunner of the CIA, and served in Japan, Germany and at Langley. He used his journalism experience as cover and freelanced for Time Life. He never told his family about the nature of his work. With his passing in 2004, he was buried with honors at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA. We also have a blog post with more items and info we are working on for information purposes only you can see here:
Click here to see our Vintage Photography Collection from CIA Operative blog post
18KT Gold Skeleton Watch, Swiss Movement
18KT Gold Skeleton Watch, Swiss Movement
18KT Gold case skeleton watch commemorating the International Museum of Horology. Originally purchased for $3,200 we are offering this fine watch at half of its original sales price. This watch has a high quality swiss movement crafted by the Universal Watch Co. of Geneva Switzerland.
We also buy watches and offer free appraisals.
We also buy watches and offer free appraisals.
Leitz / Leica Foomi 14105 Mini Ball Tripod Head Original Box Vintage Photography
Leitz / Leica Foomi 14105 Mini Ball Tripod Head Original Box Vintage Photography
Leitz / Leica Foomi 14105 mini ball tripod head with original box in unused condition, comes with a Leitz mini Tabletop tripod. For 3c, 3f, m8, m9, m3, m2. This is just one piece of vintage photography from our antiques mall. We also buy vintage photography items and offer free antiques appraisals.
More about the collection this piece came from: We have just acquired the camera collection of a military hero and CIA operative! Hayden Estey (1913-2004), graduated from Harvard University and then spent several years as a roving journalist, working in Massachusetts, New York, Argentina and France. In 1939, while he was living in the Bordeaux region of France, he covered the Nazi advance across Europe for the old U.S. News magazine and for CBS radio. As member of the Army Reserve, Mr. Estey was recalled to active duty in 1940. He joined the 11th Armored Division as executive officer of a field artillery battalion and fought in the Battle of the Bulge. He was awarded the Bronze Star. After WW2, Mr. Estey joined the Central Intelligence Group, a forerunner of the CIA, and served in Japan, Germany and at Langley. He used his journalism experience as cover and freelanced for Time Life. He never told his family about the nature of his work. With his passing in 2004, he was buried with honors at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA. We also have a blog post with more items and info we are working on for information purposes only you can see here:
Click here to see our Vintage Photography Collection from CIA Operative blog post
More about the collection this piece came from: We have just acquired the camera collection of a military hero and CIA operative! Hayden Estey (1913-2004), graduated from Harvard University and then spent several years as a roving journalist, working in Massachusetts, New York, Argentina and France. In 1939, while he was living in the Bordeaux region of France, he covered the Nazi advance across Europe for the old U.S. News magazine and for CBS radio. As member of the Army Reserve, Mr. Estey was recalled to active duty in 1940. He joined the 11th Armored Division as executive officer of a field artillery battalion and fought in the Battle of the Bulge. He was awarded the Bronze Star. After WW2, Mr. Estey joined the Central Intelligence Group, a forerunner of the CIA, and served in Japan, Germany and at Langley. He used his journalism experience as cover and freelanced for Time Life. He never told his family about the nature of his work. With his passing in 2004, he was buried with honors at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA. We also have a blog post with more items and info we are working on for information purposes only you can see here:
Click here to see our Vintage Photography Collection from CIA Operative blog post
Andrew J Lloyd Binoculars & Case CIA Operative's Vintage Photography Collection
Andrew J Lloyd Binoculars & Case CIA Operative's Vintage Photography Collection
Vintage Andrew J. Lloyd Company Boston terraquascope 8X30 binoculars and leather case from a huge collection just into our antiques mall. These came from the collection of Hayden Estey a former CIA operative.
More about the collection this piece came from:
We have just acquired the camera collection of a military hero and CIA operative! Hayden Estey (1913-2004), graduated from Harvard University and then spent several years as a roving journalist, working in Massachusetts, New York, Argentina and France. In 1939, while he was living in the Bordeaux region of France, he covered the Nazi advance across Europe for the old U.S. News magazine and for CBS radio. As member of the Army Reserve, Mr. Estey was recalled to active duty in 1940. He joined the 11th Armored Division as executive officer of a field artillery battalion and fought in the Battle of the Bulge. He was awarded the Bronze Star. After WW2, Mr. Estey joined the Central Intelligence Group, a forerunner of the CIA, and served in Japan, Germany and at Langley. He used his journalism experience as cover and freelanced for Time Life. He never told his family about the nature of his work. With his passing in 2004, he was buried with honors at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA.
We also have a blog post with more items and info we are working on for information purposes only you can see here:
Click here to see our Vintage Photography Collection from CIA Operative blog post
Click here to see our Vintage Photography Collection from CIA Operative blog post
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