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118289 Leica Ic-IIIc and IIIg Spare %u20ac600Parts Lists / Exploded Views1950s, condition B/A %u20ac 1.000 %u2013 1.200A very attractive list of Leica I to IIIc spare parts in excellentcondition, for internal use by Leitz,%u00a0including photo pages 10%u201315 (acomplete set) with exploded views of the cameras, and Leica IIIg photo book with exploded views of all components.290 Leica M3 Spare Parts Lists / %u20ac500Exploded Views1956, condition A/B %u20ac 1.000 %u2013 1.200An original factory list of replacement parts for the Leica M3, printed in 1956, including an attractive 16-page hard-bound photobooklet showing all the parts.291 Leica IIIf Left-Hand releases %u20ac500*1950s, condition A/B %u20ac 1.000 %u2013 1.200Two slightly different left-hand releases for the Leica IIIf, inexcellent condition, very rare.292 Leitz Advertising stand %u20ac3001970s, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 600 %u2013 700Beautiful Leitz advertising stand, in mint condition, diam. 13.5 cm printed plastic with plastic foot.293 Leitz Advertising Coin Tray set %u20ac300*1970s, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 600 %u2013 700Beautiful set of six%u00a0advertising coin trays for Leitz, with Summilux-R1.4/50%u2009mm lens, Orthoplan microscope, Leicaflex, etc, all in mintcondition, printed resin 13 cm in diameter.294 Leica Specialist Dealer %u20ac2.000Advertising Lamp1980s, condition A/B %u20ac 4.000 %u2013 5.000Very attractive display neon lamp with %u2018Leica Specialist Dealer%u2019, invery good condition and working order, red logos and lettersapplied on white plexiglas screen, in metal frame (59 %u00d7 59 %u00d7 10cm).295 Leitz Advertising %u20ac500*Photography Archive1930s, condition A/B %u20ac 1.000 %u2013 1.200A collection of over 160 high-quality vintage prints, used by the Leitz marketing department in the 1930s for various publications, brochures, and advertising materials. Print sizes range from 8 %u00d7 13 cm to 10%u00d7 15 cm, featuring various motifs. All prints are mounted on original Leitz paper and housed in a vintage folder.296 Leitz Advertising L. Hohlwein %u20ac2.0001920s, condition B+ %u20ac 4.000 %u2013 5.000Famous original advertising for the Leica camera, made in the mid-1920s by German artist Ludwig Hohlwein, 23 %u00d7 30.5 cm printed cardboard, showing some aging.297 Erich Salomon 1986 %u20ac500*Photokina Exhibition set1986, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 1.000 %u2013 1.200Very rare documents from the Erich Salomon exhibition %u2018Leica Fotografie 1930%u20131939%u2019 showed during the 1986 Photokina inCologne, Dr. Erich Salomon (1886%u20131944) was a German photographer and jurist, considered as one of the first photo reporterand Leica user pioneer, included is an original exhibition poster, 118.5%u2009%u00d7%u200984%u2009cm printed paper on%u00a0foam board, with four%u00a025%u2009%u00d7%u200934.5%u2009cmunmarked photos on 50.5%u2009%u00d7%u200960.5%u2009cm silver%u00a0print, and the 116 pagesoriginal exhibition catalogue with sticker.299 Leica CM prototype %u20ac4.000*c.2000, condition A/B %u20ac 8.000 %u2013 9.000A very interesting and extremely rare late-stage prototype of the Leica CM. Except for the red Leica logo on the front, the camera bears no engravings%u00a0at all. The top plate still shows machiningmarks from the production. Prototypes like this were intended for field testing of the cameras without revealing the name or thespecifications. The offered example is in beautiful condition and inperfect working order.298 Leica CL-2 prototype %u20ac8.000*no.000024, c.1994, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 14.000 %u2013 16.000An interesting and extremely rare Leica %u2018CL-2%u2019 prototype from around 1994. While technically a Leica Minilux, Leica considered naming the camera the CL-2 prior to its official release. Notably,the lens is marked %u2018Summicron%u2019 instead of %u2018Summarit,%u2019 as seen in the final production version. Additional unique features include aprototype film back (lacking markings near the knobs), a specialserial number, and the traditional Leica logo on the top plate. The offered camera is in beautiful, near-mint condition and is in perfectworking order. It represents a fascinating piece of Leica history and a rare glimpse into the brand%u2019s developmental process.288 Leitz Speed Meter prototype %u20ac7001970s, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 1.400 %u2013 1.600During the 1970s, Leitz developed a non-contact speed measurement device for vehicles. The set offered here is most likely aprototype of such a system. It includes a photoelectric sensor witha handle, connected to a sound-generating unit. The sensor is equipped with a Leica M-mount and comes with a Summicron-C 2/40 mm lens, serial no. 2745371. The set appears to be in working condition and comes with its original box.