An album containing 70 artful photographs of the Turkish people, including detailed exotic portraits of veiled and unveiled women and occupational studies of tradesmen, military figures and more, 1870s to1910, sold for $23,750.
Also selling for $23,750 was a suite of five real photo postcards of modernist works in a Degenerate Art show, seemingly shot and published by Heinrich Hoffmann, Hitler's chief photographer, with a broadside promoting the exhibition and five photographs of Julius Lippert, the State Commissioner of Berlin, at the show opening, 1938.
A pair of albums filled with snapshots of a television documenting the aftermath of John F. Kennedy’s assassination in 1963 brought $21,250.
Generating a lot of pre-sale buzz was an early photobooth portrait of Norma Jeane Mortensen/Baker (aka Marilyn Monroe), as a fresh faced and fashionable teenager. It sold for $18,750.