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                                    1429 Leica IIIb Muster Shutter €2.000*1936, condition B € 4.000 – 5.000An original presentation shutter of a Leica IIIb, stamped on the inside with ‘muster 4.6.1936‘ in good working condition.30 Leica 250 FF Reporter €5.000‘O.N.E.R.A.’ + Summarrigid chromeno. 137013, 1934, condition B+ € 10.000 – 12.000A beautiful early second model Leica Reporter with slow speed dial and top shutter speed of 1/500s, engraved on the bottom plate with ‘O.N.E.R.A. Z100466’ abbreviation for Office National d’Etudes et de Recherches Aérospatiales (French Aeronautics and Space Research Center), in good condition, with a pair of spools, together with a very rare early and still original rigid Summar 2/5 cm no. 186428, here in chrome finish, in very good condition, good optics, with front cap, less than 2000 Summar lenses in rigid mount have been made, from 1934 Leitz also offered a conversion from the rigid mount to collapsible, which makes the already uncommon lens very rare nowadays.31 Leica 250 GG Reporter €2.000no. 352426, 1942, condition B+ € 4.000 – 5.000Late Leica Reporter in black/chrome finish, in good, originalcondition, nice patina on the edges, the shutter curtains needattention and the rangefinder housing has been partially repainted,delivered to Italy on 12.01.1942, with matching chrome Elmar 3.5/5 cm no. 568714, only showing some light cleaning marks (front lens cap), without spools.32 Leica IIIc Photo Retouche €2.000*from the Leitz AdvertisingDepartment c.1940, condition A/B € 4.000 – 5.000A stunning original photograph from the Leitz advertising department, meticulously hand-retouched to accentuate the featured camera and essential details. This photograph showcases a Leica IIIc with a Hektor 13.5 cm lens, it is preserved in its original, excellent condition. Printed on 20×15 cm paper and mounted on 17×22 cm cardboard, it stands as one of the most exceptional and rarehistorical artefacts in Leica’s history that we have encountered.33 Leica IIIc grey red curtains €1.400*no. 388594, 1942, condition B+ € 2.800 – 3.200Very rare war-time grey painted body, with uncommon red curtains, first delivered to Vienna on 06.11.1942, in good, original condition and working order, rangefinder well contrasted, grey leather covering, with coated chrome Elmar 3.5/5 cm no. 745802 (1949) with front cap.34 Leica IIIc grey €1.800no. 388350, 1942, condition B+ € 3.600 – 400Very nice and rare war-time original grey painted body, in good condition (an edge of the top plate is dented, shutter curtain a bit dry), with chrome Elmar 3.5/5 cm no. 478038 (good uncoated optics) with front lens cap.35 Leica IIIc grey €1.000no. 387893, 1942, condition B/A € 2.000 – 2.400Rare original war-time body painted grey, in very good condition and working order (few marks on the top plate), delivered to Leitz Berlin on 10.07.1942, with Summitar 2/5 cm no. 859941 (coated optics showing some light haze) with front lens cap.36 Leica IIIc grey €1.200no. 388144, 1942, condition B+ € 2.400 – 2.800Very rare war-time sought-after grey painted body, in good, original condition and working order, very nice patina, rangefinder well contrasted but shutter curtains not 100 % lightproof, first delivered to Berlin on 26.08.1942, with uncoated chrome Elmar 3.5/5 cm no. 574711.37 Leica IIIc grey red curtains €1.500no. 388398, 1942, condition B/A € 3.000 – 3.200Very rare and beautiful war-time grey painted body, with uncommon red curtains, first delivered to Berlin on 15.10.1942, in very good, original condition and working order, rangefinder well contrasted, grey leather covering, together with uncoated Summitar 2/5 cm no. 553118 still with very good optics, with lens cap.38 Leica IIIc syn. chrome €400no. 443314, 1949, condition A/B € 800 – 1.000Very interesting body with sharkskin vulcanite in almost mintcondition and working order, originally a Leica IIc first delivered in 1949, upgraded in 1954 to IIIf specifications (flash sync, self-timer, slow speeds), with Summitar 2/5 cm no. 978141, feet scale withoptics in outstanding condition, with front lens cap.
                                
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