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1410 Leica I Mod. A Elmax no. 706 %u20ac3.000no. 706, 1925, condition B+ %u20ac 6.000 %u2013 7.000Very rare and early Leica I Mod. A with Elmax lens, in good condition and working order, clean and clear optics, black paint refinished, otherwise still with%u00a0original early features like flateyepiece, %u2018mushroom%u2019 type shutter release not dimpled, shortwinding knob,%u00a0etc., some repair in the vulcanite, delivered on06.08.1925 to Ernst Leitz Berlin, repaired (and probably restored) at Leitz in 1930,%u00a0with black painted lens cap,%u00a0FOFER rangefinderwith good contrast (leather case), and rare ETRUX leather case.11 Leica I Mod. A Elmax no. 871 %u20ac8.000*outfitno. 871, 1925, condition B/A %u20ac 16.000 %u2013 18.000A beautiful, early%u00a0Leica I Mod. A with Elmax lens, in original,unrestored and not upgraded condition, showing all the desirable early features. An uncommon version with aluminium knobs (for winding and rewind). Including an early aluminium cap, early FODIS rangefinder no.%u20092438 and a very rare, early version of the ETRINcase, the camera was delivered to Rio de Janeiro on 23.11.1925.12 Leica I Mod. A Elmar %u20ac1.800%u2018Feathered Arrows%u2019no. 3220, 1927, condition B/A %u20ac 3.600 %u2013 4.000Very rare early Leica I Elmar 2nd version with feathered arrows onboth winding and rewinding cranks (see von Einem %u2018Die 10 Variantender klassischen Leica I A mit Elmar 1:3.5 F=50 mm%u2019), in very good, original condition, the shutter needs service, note the mushroomtype release button, early type bottom plate, etc., together withETRIN case, black painted front lens cap, matching meter scaled FODIS and 2%u2009%u00d7%u00a0film magazines, delivered to Perrot, Biel (Germany)on 17.05.1927.13 Leica I Mod. A Elmar no. 222 %u20ac800*no. 222, 1925/1965, condition B/A %u20ac 1.600 %u2013 1.800Extremely early serial number, according to Leica records, this camera was serviced in 1927-1933-1938-1965 and only upgraded with later parts (including the lens), note the mix of chromeand nickel finish knobs, in good condition and working order, uncoated optics, originally%u00a0delivered with Anastigmat lens toKassel (Germany) on 16.02.1925, with black painted front lens cap.14 Leica I Mod. A Elmar %u20ac1.000no. 7386, 1928, condition B %u20ac 2.000 %u2013 2.400Nice 4th version in meter scale (see von Einem %u2018Die 10 Varianten der klassischen Leica I A mit Elmar 1:3.5 F=50 mm%u2019) in used, original condition and in working order, the shutter needs attention, verygood%u00a0optics, delivered to Tiranty, Paris%u00a0on 18.04.1928, note thedimpled %u2018mushroom%u2019 style shutter release button,%u00a0short windingknob, together with an early FISON hood and an unnumbered FODIS rangefinder with%u00a0good contrast (leather case).15 Leica I Mod. A Elmar %u20ac1.400no. 6983, 1928, condition A/B %u20ac 2.800 %u2013 3.200Beautiful 3rd%u00a0version in meter scale (see von Einem %u2018Die 10 Variantender klassischen Leica I A mit Elmar 1:3.5 F=50 mm%u2019) in original, hard to find in such an almost mint condition, very good%u00a0optics, deliveredto Fisch, Brussels on 14.03.1928, note the%u00a0%u2018mushroom%u2019 style (notdimpled) shutter release button,%u00a0short winding knob, together with ablack painted front lens cap,%u00a0rare early FILCA film cassette (notethe two cuts on the top), a double Aluminium film cassette canister(with 2%u2009%u00d7%u00a0cassettes), ETRIN leather case engraved with %u2018Leitz%u2019 and%u2018Leica%u2019, together with dark red maker%u2019s box (without serial number) and French exposure table.16 Leica I Mod. A Elmar %u2018Calfskin%u2019 %u20ac6.000no. 47633, 1930, condition B/A %u20ac 12.000 %u2013 14.000Very rare and original Leica Model A, with calfskin leather covering (LEANEKALB). According to Hahne, only 180 examples of the calfskin Leicas were produced in 1930. Many of these were later replaced during restoration by Leitz with regular vulcanite when the genuine leather wore off. So, the number of original calfskin Leicasstill in existence today is very low. The offered example is inexcellent, original condition; it comes with an ETRIN case, an angle finder and two film spools. It was delivered to Tiranty, Paris on12.09.1930. The delivery records show the correct note %u2018Leanekalb%u2019 near the serial number.17 Leica I Mod. B Ring Compur %u20ac2.400no. 34571, 1930, condition B/A %u20ac 5.000 %u2013 6.000Second%u00a0version Compur-Leica, in very good, original condition andworking order, with clean and clear Elmar 3.5/5 cm, with yellow filter and early angle finder WINTU (red maker%u2019s box), delivered toTiranty, Paris, on 09.05.1930.19 Leica I Mod. C Non-Standard %u20ac600*%u2018Optiker Koch, Z%u00fcrich%u2019no. 39698, 1930, condition B/A %u20ac 1.200 %u2013 1.400Very interesting early Leica, originally a Mod. A Elmar, Leica records show it was delivered to famous Leica dealer Koch in Zurich on 11.06.1930 as a %u2018Schnittmodell%u2019 (cut-away version), it has beenthen serviced in 1963, note %u2018Optiker Koch, Z%u00fcrich%u2019 engraving on the finder, the chrome bayonet without %u2018O%u2019 and the 2 screws where theinfinity lock was originally located, with body cap.18 Leica I Mod. C Non-Standard %u20ac800with Elmar 3.5/50 mmno. 37284, 1930, condition B+ %u20ac 1.600 %u2013 1.800Rare%u00a0first Leica model for interchangeable lenses, early originalnon-standardized mount, in good condition, with rare matching Elmar 3.5/50%u2009mm with meter%u00a0scale,%u00a0engraved with %u2018284%u2019, the 3 lastdigits of the body serial number, note the trace of removed swinging mask for 13.5%u2009cm on front of the finder, delivered on16.04.1930, with leather ever-ready case.