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2053 Hektor 6.3/2.8cm €2.400HOOPY nickelno. 273395, 1935, condition B/A € 5.000 – 5.500Very rare early nickel finish 2.8 cm Hektor in feet scale, in very good condition, optics only showing a light haze, including rear cap,front cap (customized by a previous owner) and rare SOOHN hood (with a chrome set screw).54 Stemar 3.5/3.3cm Wetzlar €12.000*oufit with Prism Nr.2 no. 1054042, 1953, condition A/B € 24.000 – 26.000A very rare Wetzlar Stemar, here in an uncommon export version with the focusing scale in Feet, including a matching Wetzlar stereo finder OIDYO (also export version engraved with ‘Germany’), and a very special Wetzlar beam splitter Nr.2—exactly this unique prism can be seen in W. Albert ‘Geburtstage der Leitz-Foto-Konstruktionen ab 1927’ on page 178.55 Stemar 3.5/3.3cm €4.500Wetzlar outfitno. 1054098, 1953, condition B/A € 9.000 – 10.000In 1953 Leitz Wetzlar produced a small number of 3.3 cm stereolenses and accessories, all within nos.10554001-1054100, this outfit is in perfect near mint condition and includes Wetzlar Stemar 3.5/3.3 cm no. 1054098, Wetzlar prism no. 511, Ernst Leitz Wetzlar prototype 3.3 cm stereo finder—all in fine condition and clean lenses with Leica IIIf no. 568541.56 Elmar 3.5/35mm €1.000*nickel EKURZ1932, condition B/A € 2.000 – 2.400Sought-after early nickel Elmar, with snail type cam and millimetre marking, excellent condition, with caps and red box.57 Elmar 3.5/35mm €1.000*Snail Cam chrome c.1932, condition B/A € 2.000 – 2.400An exceptional, early variant of the EKURZ Elmar, featuring millimeter markings and a snail-type rangefinder cam, boasting an original chrome finish from the production period—this is the only known example in this finish. This particular piece is in outstanding condition and comes complete with both caps.58 Elmar 3.5/3.5cm post-war €500*no. 653466, 1948, condition A/B € 1.000 – 1.200Rare-post war A36 Elmar 3.5 cm in beautiful, near-mint condition, very good coated optics, with both caps and rare brown bakelite keeper.Leica ScrewMount Lenses59 Summaron 2.8/35mm €800*Aluminium no. 1629712, 1958, condition B+ € 1.500 – 1.600An interesting, early Summaron 35 mm, finished in lightweightaluminium instead of the standard chromed brass—the lens weighs only 116 grams vs. 144 grams for the later models, in excellent condition with good optics, both caps.60 Summicron 2/35mm €2.400chrome 11308no. 2010254, 1963, condition B/A € 5.000 – 5.500Sought-after 8-element wide angle in very good condition, lensesonly showing few light cleaning marks, here in M39 screw mount with IRZOO M-adapter, together with front lens cap, plastic keeper and matching maker’s box.61 Summicron 2/35mm €1.00037035 Projection lensc.1966, condition A/B € 2.000 – 2.400Interesting and extremely rare projection lens, in near-mint condition, clean and clean coated lenses, with Aluminium adapter E55, Leica reference 37035, with leather case.