Vintage Tele-Rolleiflex Camera Advertising Poster
Vintage Advertising and Ephemera

Vintage Tele-Rolleiflex Camera Advertising Poster

A vintage photographic advertising poster for the Tele-Rolleiflex twin-lens reflex camera. The poster features a high-action, motion-blurred color photograph of a motorcycle racer in a red and black suit, leaning into a turn on a red racing motorcycle numbered '67'. The aesthetic is indicative of the late 1950s or 1960s, showcasing the high-shutter speed or telephoto capabilities of the Rolleiflex brand. The bottom of the poster contains a white banner with the 'Tele-Rolleiflex' logotype in black and an illustrated graphic of the camera itself. The poster appears to be printed on a heavy paper or cardstock with a slightly reflective finish. Condition-wise, the piece shows visible wear consistent with age, including corner dings, minor edge fraying, some surface scuffing particularly in the upper left, and a small puncture or tear near the red arrow graphic on the bottom right. The printing quality remains vibrant with saturated reds and deep blacks. No specific printer's marks are visible in the provided image, but the design follows the established corporate identity for Franke & Heidecke advertising materials from that era.

Estimated Value

$450 - $650

Basic Information

Category

Vintage Advertising and Ephemera

Appraised On

March 3, 2026

Estimated Value

$450 - $650

Item Description

A vintage photographic advertising poster for the Tele-Rolleiflex twin-lens reflex camera. The poster features a high-action, motion-blurred color photograph of a motorcycle racer in a red and black suit, leaning into a turn on a red racing motorcycle numbered '67'. The aesthetic is indicative of the late 1950s or 1960s, showcasing the high-shutter speed or telephoto capabilities of the Rolleiflex brand. The bottom of the poster contains a white banner with the 'Tele-Rolleiflex' logotype in black and an illustrated graphic of the camera itself. The poster appears to be printed on a heavy paper or cardstock with a slightly reflective finish. Condition-wise, the piece shows visible wear consistent with age, including corner dings, minor edge fraying, some surface scuffing particularly in the upper left, and a small puncture or tear near the red arrow graphic on the bottom right. The printing quality remains vibrant with saturated reds and deep blacks. No specific printer's marks are visible in the provided image, but the design follows the established corporate identity for Franke & Heidecke advertising materials from that era.

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