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3279 Hektor 1.9/7.3cm €700*HEKON black/nickel no. 141740, 1933, condition A– € 1.400 – 1.600Very early and beautiful black/nickel HEKON in feet scale, in mint condition, very good optics only showing a few light cleaning marks, rotating mount version, with both caps, hood (with light dent), matching chrome finder SAIOO (red maker’s box), delivered to New York on 23.06.1933.80 Hektor 1.9/7.3cm black/chrome €800no. 437036, 1938, condition B/A € 1.600 – 1.800Late version Hektor in rotating mount, black/chrome finish, in very good cosmetic condition, with matching hood, both caps, worn maker’s box.81 Summarex 1.5/8.5cm €1.000black paintno. 593160, 1949, condition B € 2.000 – 2.400Very rare black paint Summarex (less than 300 units produced),meter scale version in used condition, optics showing some cleaning marks, note the red dots on the aperture ring for continental scale, late delivery fitted with a few later Summarex parts, with rear cap and hood.82 Elmar 4/9cm ‘Leitz Eigentum’ €1.000no. 1010088, 1955, condition A/B € 1.800 – 2.200An interesting Elmar 9 cm, engraved on the barrel with ‘Eigentum der Ernst Leitz GmbH Wetzlar’, lens head similar to the collapsible version, but in rigid focusing mount, in near-mint condition, with both caps.83 Summicron 2/90mm SOOZI €2.000no. 1580247, 1958, condition B/A € 4.000 – 5.000Rare early first type screw-mount Summicron made in Canada, in very good condition, good optics, with original HMOOD hood and rear cap, this exact lens is pictured in James L. Lager ‘Leica An Illustrated History Vol. 2—Lenses’ on page 73.84 Elmar 6.3/10.5cm ‘Mountain- €400Elmar’ ELZEN black/nickelno. 128678, 1932, condition A/B € 800 – 900Beautiful early black/nickel ‘Berg-Elmar’ from the first year ofproduction, in almost mint condition, clean and clear optics, with both original caps and hood, delivered to Berlin on 12.08.1932.78 Hektor 1.9/7.3cm €1.600*HEGRA all black no. 166293, 1933, condition B/A € 3.200 – 3.600Very rare all-black early model made for the AGFA colour system with a parallel focus mount, in very good condition, good optics, with original black paint caps and hood, the lens was delivered to Berlin on 11.12.1933.86 Hektor 2.5/12.5cm €600HIKOO Pre-Seriesno. 753091, 1953, condition B/A € 1.200 – 1.400Very rare fast portrait lens for Visoflex Hektor with pre-series serial number, from a small batch of only 58 lenses, in very good condition, only showing some light cleaning marks, with hood and both original caps.87 Tele-Elmarit 2.8/180mm 11910 €1.000no. 2082624, 1965, condition A– € 2.000 – 2.400Very rare lens for Visoflex (total production only approx. 275 lenses),in absolutely near-mint condition, good optics with minimal blemishes,complete with both caps, 14165 M Series VIII filter adapter andoriginal maker’s box, delivered to Manca (New York) on 12.04.1965.88 Telyt 4/200 blue stain €800no. 1612257, 1959, condition A/B € 1.600 – 1.800A very interesting early 200 mm Telyt for Visoflex, partially black painted, note the bluish colour of the barrels and integrated hood, probably the result of an incomplete black paint finish, in almost mint condition, optics only showing light cleaning marks, with both caps.89 Telyt 5/40cm TLCOO/11766+ €1.800Leica Icno. 1366075, 1956, condition A– € 3.600 – 4.000Very rare and early second type Telyt 40 cm delivered to Kopenhagen on 10.10.1956, only 3700 produced, starting with no. 1366001, in mint condition, clean and clear optics, complete set with hood, both caps, 4×filters, finder, Visoflex I with PEGOO, double shutter cable release, together with Leica Ic no. 458890 and outfit carrying case.90 Astro Berlin f. Leica M39 €1.600Fernbildlinse 5/400mm outfitno. 28849, c.1949, condition B+ € 3.200 – 3.600Arare telephoto lens with matching Astro reflex housing no. 23163, typical for Astro large focusing wheel, in good condition (front rim damaged), including a Leica II Mod. D no. 85906.