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2865 Summar 2/5cm nickel / black rim €800*no. 193648, 1934, condition A/B € 1.600 – 1.800Sought-after and rare nickel Summar with black paint front rim, in beautiful condition, with good optics, including both caps and red maker’s box.66 Summicron 2/5cm SOOIC €1.200*pre-seriesno. 0000174, 1952, condition A– € 2.400 – 2.800Very rare Summicron pre-series with special serial number ‘Nr. 0000174’, feet scale lens with Thorium glass element and typical coating, in mint condition, good optics only showing a light haze and a discrete flake on the front element, with front and rear caps.67 Summicron 2/5cm no.920660 €1.600*no. 920660, 1954, condition A/B € 3.200 – 3.600A very low serial number Summicron 5 cm, containing radioactive Thorium element, in beautiful condition with good optics (only minimal cleaning marks on the front element), later than usual delivery date (1954 to Tokyo).68 Summicron 2/5cm Thorium €700*no. 921632, 1953, condition A/B € 1.400 – 1.600Very early and sought-after Summicron from the first batch(production started with number 920001), with Thorium glass element and typical coating, in almost mint condition, optics in excellent shape, with front and rear caps.69 Summicron 2/5cm Thorium €500no. 1044324, 1953, condition A/B € 1.000 – 1.200An early collapsible Summicron with yellow, radioactive Thorium glass element, in near-mint condition, with very good optics,including a front cap and a plastic keeper.70 Compur-Summicron 2/5cm €1.400no. 1152104, 1954, condition B/A € 2.600 – 3.000Very rare Summicron with built-in Compur shutter, flash-synchronizationfor 1/100+1/200 sec., meter scale, engraved ‘Germany’, barrel in excellent condition, optics with notable cleaning marks on the front element. Including both caps—only around 150 of these lenses were made.71 Xenon 1.5/5cm €800no. 426440, 1938, condition A/B € 1.600 – 1.800A 4-ring Xenon in beautiful cosmetic condition, with very good optics, including both caps, red maker’s box and German brochure from 1938.72 Leitz Xenon 1.5/5cm €400no. 490049, 1939, condition A/B € 800 – 900Late 4-ring Xenon with ‘D.R.P.’ engraving, from the last batch, later coated, meter scale, in almost mint condition, good optics only showing few light cleaning marks, with both caps, delivered to Berlin on 11.07.1939.73 Summarit 1.5/5cm Midland €3.000*no. 1419746, 1956, condition A– € 6.000 – 7.000A very rare Summarit with original Midland engraving, in outstanding, mint condition, good optics only showing hair-thin cleaning marks, with both caps.74 Elmar 4/9cm ‘Fat’ €8001931, condition B/A € 1.600 – 1.800Early unnumbered coupled lens, in excellent condition, with rear cap and black paint front cap, note the focus index is just a point (without an arrow).75 Summarex 1.5/8.5cm €3.000*black paintno. 593241, 1949, condition B+ € 6.000 – 7.000Very rare original black paint Summarex (less than 300 units produced), feet scale version in good condition, showing signs of use, good optics only showing a very light haze and typical bubbles in the glass, note the red dots on the aperture ring for continental scale, with rear lens cap, original front lens cap with notches to clear the screw of the front barrel, early black clamp-screwed hood, with original leather case and customs import certificate, delivered to New York on 15.03.1949.76 Elmar 3.5/5cm special €5001930 – 40s, condition B+ € 1.000 – 1.200Very interesting early Elmar 3.5/5 cm in feet scale, modified to simplify the aperture setting operation (not performed by Leitz), in good condition, uncoated optics showing some cleaning marks on the front element.64 Wollensak 3.5/50mm €800*Velostigmat no. 492493, c.1949, condition A/B € 1.600 – 1.800Very rare standard lens for the post-war NY Leica Standard, metric version, in near-mint condition, lenses showing heavy cleaning marks, with both caps and matching red maker’s box.