Der Ansporn, 5 March 1929 – "Die Entwicklung der Photographie" and the History of Voigtländer

Der Ansporn – Heft 5, 5 March 1929 is a 5-page PDF scan of the cover and article pages of the German magazine "Der Ansporn – Die Zeitschrift für Vorwärtsstrebende", Hamburg, 1929.

The article by Ernst Riedel, "Die Entwicklung der Photographie im Spiegel der Geschichte des Hauses Voigtländer", follows the family and firm from Johann Christoph Voigtländer in 1756 to the later cameras and lenses (Euryscope 1877, Anastigmat 1:6.8 in 1892), with portraits and a view of the Braunschweig factory (pages 274–277).

What's inside

• Format: PDF, scanned from an original printed copy
• Pages: 5
• Language: German
• Published: 1929
• File size: about 1.9 MB
• Delivery: private download link by email right after payment; the link is valid for 7 days
• No physical item is shipped; readable on computer, tablet or phone, and printable at home

Who it's for

Historians of photography and collectors of Voigtländer literature, reading German.

PDF details

• Format: PDF, scanned from an original printed copy
• Pages: 5
• Language: German
• Published: 1929
• File size: about 1.9 MB
• Delivery: private download link by email right after payment; the link is valid for 7 days
• No physical item is shipped; readable on computer, tablet or phone, and printable at home

Questions

What do I receive when I buy Der Ansporn, 5 March 1929 – "Die Entwicklung der Photographie" and the History of Voigtländer?

A PDF file of 5 pages (about 1.9 MB), scanned from an original printed copy. The text is in German. The page previews on this listing are watermarked samples; you receive the complete, unwatermarked PDF.

How do I get the PDF?

Right after payment we email you a private download link, usually within a minute. The link works for 7 days; if it expires or the email goes missing, reply to it and we will send a fresh link.

Can I read it on my phone or print it?

Yes. It is a standard PDF that opens on any phone, tablet or computer, and you can print it at home for your own use.

Is this an official reprint?

No. It is a digital scan of an original printed copy, sold for personal use only. All trademarks belong to their respective owners, and Vintage Manual Archives is not affiliated with or endorsed by the manufacturer or original publisher.