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126313 Futura Frilon 1.5/70 mm %u20ac2.000*no.15133, 1950s, condition A/B %u20ac 4.000 %u2013 5.000A very rare Futura Frilon 1.5/70 mm, an exceptionally fast short telephoto lens from the 1950s, originally made for the Futura camera system. The lens is notable for its excellent build quality and has been fitted with a custom-machined adapter for Leica M.Preserved in excellent condition, with good optics showing only minimal haze.314 Hugo Meyer f. Leica M39 %u20ac8.000Primoplan 1.9/5 cmno. 673285, c.1934, condition B/A %u20ac 16.000 %u2013 18.000One of the rarest lenses made for Leica: the Primoplan 1.9/5 cm in original, rangefinder-coupled M39 mount and meter scale. Verysophisticated and solid brass construction. The lens can be collapsed to small dimensions, protruding only 23 mm in the front when mounted on a Leica camera, note the engraving %u2018Allemagne%u2019 (Germany in French). The offered example is in very good condition,with some flakes on the front element, completed by a rear capand a short metal hood. This is a rare opportunity for collectors.315 Konishiroku f. Leica M39 %u20ac1.200*Hexanon 1.9/50 mm prototypeno. XC3012, c.1954, condition A/B %u20ac 2.200 %u2013 2.600A highly unusual and apparently pre-production version of the Konishiroku Hexanon 1.9/50 mm in Leica M39 mount, bearing the extraordinary serial number XC3012. Regular production lenses are known with seven-digit serial numbers in the 312xxxx range, while this example also shows early construction details including the three-row milled barrel and fully engraved depth-of-field scale.The Hexanon 1.9/50%u2009mm was first shown as a development lens in1954, shortly before regular production. An exceptionally rare early Japanese Leica-mount lens and very likely an experimental or pre-series example.316 Meyer G%u00f6rlitz f. Leica M39 %u20ac10.000*Kino Plasmat 1.5/7.5 cmno. 582141, 1933, condition B%u2013 %u20ac 20.000 %u2013 24.000Rare and sought-after portrait lens in the original rangefindercoupled Leica M39 (LTM) screw mount, in the version with meter scale and engraved %u2018D.R.P. Dr. Rudolph Hugo Meyer & Co., G%u00f6rlitz%u2019. Black-paint barrel with chrome focusing ring. In fine cosmeticcondition, with good coated optics showing only minimal cleaning marks, with hood and rear cap.317 Meyer G%u00f6rlitz f. Leica M39 %u20ac15.000Kino Plasmat 1.5/7.5 cmno. 582817, 1933, condition B/A %u20ac 30.000 %u2013 34.000Rare and sought-after portrait lens in original, rangefindercoupled Leica M39 (LTM) screw mount; version with meter scale and engraved %u2018D.R.P. Dr. Rudolph Hugo Meyer & Co., G%u00f6rlitz%u2019. Black-paint body with chrome focusing ring. In very good cosmetic condition; good optics only showing a light haze and a minimal separation on the edge of the front element, together with hood and rear cap.318 Nippon Kogaku Japan f. Leica %u20ac1.200*M39 Nikkor-H 2/5 cm all-blackno. 634072, c.1960, condition A/B %u20ac 2.400 %u2013 2.600Very rare all-black Nikkor-H.C 2/5%u2009cm in original, rangefindercoupled M39 mount., in beautiful, near-mint condition, completed with both original caps and leather keeper.319 Nikon f. Leica M39 %u20ac1.000*Nikkor-S.C 1.5/5 cmno. 905215, 1949, condition A/B %u20ac 2.000 %u2013 2.400Extremely rare and sought-after early Nikkor lens (about 400ever made in Leica M39 screw mount), from the first batch %u2018905%u2019produced in May 1949 during the Occupation, in almost mint condition, recognizable by the larger engraving style, no aperture click stops, stepping down to f11, very good coated optics.320 Nikkor-S f. %u20ac1.000*Leica M39 1.5/8.5 cmno. 367010, 1950s, condition B/A %u20ac 2.000 %u2013 2.400Extremely rare fast tele lens for Leica M39, only around 80 units ever produced (starting with no. 367001), in very good cosmetic condition, good optics only showing a few minimal cleaning marks, note the unusual black paint tripod mount, completed by a rear cap.