Vintage Kobold Folding Flash Unit with faux Leather Case — 1950s/60s Archive

Written by Eni

Rooted in the traditions of 20th-century European reform pedagogy (Montessori, Steiner) and the educational design philosophy of the Bauhaus - echoing the avant-garde toy designs of Alma Siedhoff-Buscher -this piece was created as an exercise in spatial awareness and pure tactile form.

Origin: Vintage Kobold (Made in Germany / Central Europe)

Context: Aluminum, Bakelite/cream casing, and faux leather

Material: Solid wood with natural vintage patina

Condition: Authentic vintage condition with visible wear and a small split on the faux leather pouch. Not percet. But who cares? Sold purely as a decorative object / art piece.

180 EUR

shipping and order: eni@objectnumerosix.com

Eni

Hi, I’m Eni Bogar, visual director and digital architect working from a hillside station in Europe.

With a foundational focus on post-minimalist clarity and tactile authenticity, my work spans across digital environments, webdesign, editorial brand strategies, and curated physical artifacts.

Every project is approached as an autonomous form — balancing the sharp precision of typography with the raw, honest textures of found objects as a functional narrative.

https://www.objectnumerosix.com
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