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174465 GOMZ %u2018Sport%u2019 Loupes Set %u20ac800*1930s, condition B/A %u20ac 1.600 %u2013 1.800An extremely rare and complete set of viewing loupes for the GOMZ Sport camera, comprising the 8%u2009%u00d7, 6.5%u2009%u00d7 and 4%u2009%u00d7 magnifiers,together with the particularly uncommon folding 2.5 %u00d7 loupe. The loupes are constructed from Bakelite and metal and are preserved in excellent condition. Complete with the original fitted woodenpresentation box with metal identification plate.466 Kiev 4A %u2018no-name%u2019 %u20ac700no. 6307648, 1963, condition A/B %u20ac 1.400 %u2013 1.600Very rare Contax II copy made by Kiev (Ukraine), model 4A without name engraving, know as the %u2018no-name%u2019, this is a 2nd version without %u2018USSR occupied Germany%u2019 engraving, here in almost mint condition, together with Sonnar T 2/5 cm no. 3090746, earlyblueish coatings, optics showing cleaning marks.467 KMZ Panoramic Camera for %u20ac15.000120 Film Prototypec.1980, condition A/B %u20ac 30.000 %u2013 34.000A previously unknown and exceptionally rare KMZ panoramic prototype, apparently the only surviving example known today. Until the discovery of the present camera, this model was known only from an illustration published in J. L. Princelle%u2019s %u2018The Authentic Guide to Russian and Soviet Cameras%u2019 (p. 182). No actual example appears to have been documented previously, nor, to the best of our knowledge, has one ever been offered at public auction.Designed for the 6 %u00d7 12 cm panoramic format, the camera dates from the final period of Soviet prototype development at KMZ,most likely around the beginning of the 1980s. Despite reaching the prototype stage, the project was never developed into serial production. The offered camera is fitted with an Industar-583.5/75 mm lens bearing the exceptionally early serial number 003 and is complete with its detachable optical viewfinder. Remarkably,the camera remains in full working order. An extraordinary and potentially unique survivor, representing one of the most elusive and important Soviet camera prototypes of the 1980s.468 KMZ f. Kiev ZK-135 4/13.5 cm %u20ac600no.000714, 1948, condition A/B %u20ac 1.200 %u2013 1.400Extremely rare and early lens made by KMZ with genuine Carl Zeiss parts, precursor of the Jupiter-11, in almost mint condition, very good optics only showing some scratches on the front lens, note the focusing range from 1.5%u2009m to infinity and %u20181948%u2019 engraved on thefront ring next to the serial number, with bakelite rear cap and metal front cap.469 Lomo Anamorphic %u20ac10.000cine lenses outfit1970s, condition B/A %u20ac 20.000 %u2013 24.000Rareoutfitwith 4%u2009%u00d7 Lomo Anamorphic lenses in cine PL mount,including 2.5/35 mm no. 720012, 2/50 mm no. 770020 (front lens cap), 2/80 mm no. 720035 (front and rear caps) and 3.5/25-250 mm no. 770011 (front and rear caps), all in very good condition, completed with 2%u2009%u00d7 additional 50-500 lens attachments.470 Zenit M with Vega-1 2.8/5 cm %u20ac700prototypeno. 62014921, 1962, condition A/B %u20ac 1.400 %u2013 1.600Nice Zenit 3 body export version with %u2018made in USSR%u2019 engravings,in near-mint condition, together with an interesting and rare prototype Vega-1 2.8/5 cm lens no.000448, good optics only showing a few light cleaning marks, the lens never went to serial production in this form, completed with leather case.471 Zorki BK 2.8/3.5 cm %u20ac400no. 4902114, 1949, condition A/B %u20ac 800 %u2013 900Extremely rare 2nd version of the Zori BK 2.8/3.5 cm (for Biogon Kransogorsk), partially assembled with genuine Carl Zeiss parts and produced between 1949 and 1950, considered an ancestor of the Jupiter-12, this exact lens no. 4902114 is the earliest example known! It remains in almost mint condition, optics in very good shape, only showing a few light cleaning marks, rear lens free from scratches (which is remarkable given how exposed and vulnerableit is!), together with rear cap and bakelite keeper (cond. B+).