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1016 Leica I Mod. C Standard %u20ac500no. 37429, 1930/32, condition B/A %u20ac 1.000 %u2013 1.200Interesting Leica I Mod. C, originally not standardized, delivered in 02.07.1930, was standardized in 1932 according to Leica records, note the swinging mask for 135 mm, in very good condition, shutter curtains need attention, with nickel Elmar 3.5/50 mm no. 202561, optics showing light cleaning marks and a flake of separation, with black bakelite front lens cap and leather eveready case.17 Leica Standard black/nickel %u20ac700with Hektor 2.5/5 cmno. 205698, 1936, condition B/A %u20ac 1.400 %u2013 1.600Beautiful black/nickel version in very good cosmetic condition, shutter curtains not original, delivered to retailer Schwarz, Munich, on 27.07.1936, with Hektor 2.5/5 cm no. 92633 in meter scale (front lens cap), with some haze and light cleaning marks.18 Leica Standard chrome %u20ac400no. 286644, 1938, condition A/B %u20ac 800 %u2013 900Very nice original chrome body in almost mint condition,%u00a0with matching chrome Summar 2/5 cm meter scale no. 448634, optics showing some haze and light cleaning marks, with front lens cap.14 Leica I Mod. C Standard %u20ac800no. 24672, 1929/30, condition B %u20ac 1.600 %u2013 1.800Interesting%u00a0standardized Leica I Mod. C, in used%u00a0condition, shutter curtains no more light-proof, originally a non-standard version updated in 1930, note the standardized chrome screw mount (with %u20180%u2019 engraved) and the removed 13.5 cm swinging mask, together with standardized unnumbered Elmar 3.5/50 mm with matching %u2018672%u2019 engraved on the side (black bakelite front cap), optics with some small scratches on the front element and a light haze caused by some corrosion, delivered to Basel, Switzerland, on 09.08.1929, with ETRUX small leather case (lock needs repair).15 Leica I mod. C Standard with %u20ac500Hektor 2.5/5 cmno. 60708, 1931, condition B/A %u20ac 1.000 %u2013 1.200Nice%u00a0Leica I Mod. C with standardized mount, in very good, original condition, delivered on 13.05.1931 to French retailer Tiranty, with early unnumbered Hektor 2.5/5 cm in meter scale (black paint front lens cap), small dent on the front ring, optics only showing a few cleaning marks and a light haze.