Carl de Vogt was a notable German actor whose career spanned the silent and early sound film eras, leaving an indelible mark on cinema history. Best known for his roles in Fritz Lang's pioneering works, de Vogt captivated audiences in the two-part Spiders series (1919-1920), where his performances alongside Lil Dagover and Ressel Orla showcased his dynamic range. Collectors particularly seek out his 1930 film *Lumpenball*, a rare gem that exemplifies the transition from silent films to talkies and is a testament to de Vogt's versatility as both an actor and a singer. In the early sound era, he further solidified his legacy with a standout performance as Major Schill in *The Eleven Schill Officers* (1932), a lavish historical drama that remains a sought-after title among collectors. His contributions to early cinema and his collaborations with influential directors make his filmography essential for any serious collector interested in the evolution of film. Despite his later obscurity, de Vogt's work endures, celebrated for its artistic significance and historical context.