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87 Leica I Mod. A Elmar+ €500Görlitz Megoflexno. 43963, 1930, condition B/A € 1.000 – 1.200Very nice 9th variante in very good condition and working order, good optics and shutter curtains, with very uncommon early Görlitz Megoflex no. 640, reflex-finder for Leica I Mod. A with Elmar, engraved D.R.P.a., in good, original condition and working order (see: v.Einem ‘Die 10 Varianten der klassischen Leica I A mit Elmar 1:3.5 F=50 mm’).8 Leica I Mod. A calfskin €4.000*‘Pablo Ferrando’no. 31309, 1930, condition B+ € 8.000 – 10.000An interesting I Mod. A with special calfskin covering, engraved on the viewfinder with ‘Pablo Ferrando, Montevideo’ (delivered to this exact location on 06.01.1930), in very good condition, with a front cap and a leather camera pouch.9 Leica I Mod. A Hektor €1.400*no. 46867, 1930, condition B/A € 2.800 – 3.200Beautiful rare Leica I Mod. A with fast Hektor 2.5/50 mm lens, in very good, original condition and in working order, with front cap, delivered to Munich on 26.09.1930.10 Leica I Mod. B €4.000Dial-Set Compurno. 6143, 1928, condition B+ € 8.000 – 9.000The first model Compur-Leica in original and good condition, never restored or upgraded, with all matching early parts.11 Leica I Mod. B €3.400Dial-Set Compurno. 5837, 1928 – 42, condition B/A € 7.000 – 7.500The first model Compur-Leica, here in very good condition, witha nice patina (some edges have been repainted), together withsnap-on yellow filter and unusual leather pouch, Leica recordsshow that a repair has been performed in 1942.12 Leica I Mod. B Ring Compur €2.000no. 13267, 1929, condition B+ € 4.000 – 4.500Very early second version Compur-Leica (started with number 13154) in good, original condition, showing a nice patina, with standard unnumbered Elmar 3.5/50 mm, delivered to Prague on 22.06.1929.6 Leica I Mod. A ‘Close Focus’ €600no. 39240, 1930, condition B+ € 1.200 – 1.400Export version with close focus Elmar to 1.5 feet, in good condition, base plate engraved ‘open-close’, viewfinder engraved ‘Germany’, shutter not original, delivered to Berlin on 20.06.1930, with black paint front lens cap and ever ready case (cond. B).