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1427 Leica III Mod. F black/chrome %u20ac700no. 31417, 1930/53, condition B/A %u20ac 1.400 %u2013 1.600Originally a Leica I Mod. A with Elmar delivered to Mainz (Germany) on 27.02.1930, in very good cosmetic%u00a0condition, the shutter curtains need attention, converted to Leica III Mod. F%u00a0specifications in 1953, note the absence of slow speed dial, with chrome Elmar 3.5/5 cm no. 98567, FIORE UV filter (red maker%u2019s box), front lens cap and 1932 German instructions.28 Leica IIIa chrome with %u20ac400*SCNOO rapid winder no. 243288, 1937, condition B/A %u20ac 800 %u2013 900Nice original IIIa chrome in very good condition, with Summitar2/5 cm no. 785167 in meter scale (1950) with good coated optics%u00a0(front lens cap),%u00a0together with SCNOO rapid winder export version with %u2018Open%u2019 %u2018Close%u2019 engraved (winding medium not original).29 Leica IIIa chrome post-war %u20ac1.000no. 358655, c.1949, condition A/B %u20ac 2.000 %u2013 2.400Interesting, very rare, late post-war IIIa chrome, officially, production ends with%u00a0no. 357186 (!), in almost mint condition, note the %u2018Germany%u2019 engraved on the top plate, together with red scale Elmar%u00a03.5/5 cm no.1428857, good coated optics.25 Leica III Mod. F black/nickel %u20ac600no. 2146, 1927%u201334, condition B/A %u20ac 1.200 %u2013 1.400Beautiful body%u00a0in very good condition, originally an early Leica I Mod. A%u00a0Elmar delivered to E. Leitz Berlin on 18.02.1927, upgraded to II Mod. D%u00a0specifications in 1932 and%u00a0to III Mod. F in 1934, with very early unnumbered nickel Elmar 3.5/50 mm with 11 o%u2019clock pinrelease, in meter%u00a0scale, good optics only showing some cleaning marks, most probably the original lens in interchangeable and standardized mount.26 Leica III Mod. F black/nickel %u20ac700no.131277, 1934, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 1.400 %u2013 1.600Beautiful%u00a0black/nickel version in outstanding condition, with matching nickel Elmar 3.5/50 mm no. 201273, with black painted front lens cap, rare ORAKO black snap-on orange filter for rangefinder and leather eveready case, delivered together to retailer Obergassner, Munich, on 23.07.1934, hard to find in such a nice condition!