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1641 Summaron 5.6/2.8cm SNOOX %u20ac700no. 1325130, 1956, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 1.400 %u2013 1.600Very early sought-after Summaron for M39 made of the initial production, feet%u00a0scale version in mint condition, optics only showing a light haze and discrete cleaning marks,%u00a0delivered to Cape Town, South Africa on 19.03.1956, with both caps.42 Summaron 3.5/3.5cm SOONC %u20ac300no. 1596221, 1958, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 600 %u2013 700Very late version M39 Summaron from the last year of production, in mint%u00a0condition, good optics with minimal cleaning marks, with front cap and plastic keeper.43 Summaron 2.8/3.5cm %u20ac8.000*A36 prototype no. 880901, c.1953, condition A/B %u20ac 16.000 %u2013 20.000An interesting screw-mount prototype Summaron with a f:2.8maximal aperture (instead of f:3.5), in near-mint condition, engraved near the lens mount with the number of optical formula B2572,see two similar prototypes in Lager %u2018Lenses%u2019 on page 24.44 Summaron 2.8/35mm 11306 %u20ac500no. 1678832, 1959, condition B/A %u20ac 1.000 %u2013 1.200Quite early Summaron in very good condition, very good optics,adapter M39 to M is missing, with UV filter, front lens cap, plastickeeper and maker%u2019s box, delivered to Brandt, Stockholm on 04.05.1960.45 Summaron 2.8/35mm 11006 %u20ac600no. 1810687, 1960, condition B+ %u20ac 1.200 %u2013 1.400Screw-mount Summaron in good%u00a0condition, very good optics only showing a light haze, with%u00a0front cap, plastic keeper and IROOA hood (with maker%u2019s box), delivered to Vienna on 21.07.1961.46 Elmax/Elmar 3.5/50mm %u20ac2.0001920s, condition B+ %u20ac 4.000 %u2013 4.500Very interesting 5-element lens engraved %u2018Elmar 1:3.5 F=50 mm%u2019 (very early Elmar engravings type),%u00a0assembled from leftover Elmax lens parts, in standardized interchangeable M39 mount, note the inner edges of the front section are curved rather than straight, typical of an Elmax, in good condition, good%u00a0optics only showing a light haze and minimal cleaning marks on the front element, with both caps.47 Stereo Elmar 3.5/5cm %u20ac300*IMPUU Canada c.1954, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 600 %u2013 700Rare Canada-made version of the stereo projection lens IMPUU, in mint condition, good optics, with%u00a0both caps and original maker%u2019s box.48 Hektor 2.5/5cm nickel %u20ac500no. 94461, 1931, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 1.000 %u2013 1.200Rare early rangefinder coupled 11%u00a0o%u2019clock version%u00a0in fantastic original and mint condition,%u00a0clean and clear optics, with both caps, delivered to Berlin on 10.12.1931.40 Hektor 6.3/2.8cm HOOPY %u20ac2.000nickel no.250091no. 250091, 1935, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 4.000 %u2013 5.000Extremely early and very rare nickel version of the 2.8 cm Hektor HOOPY, from the very first batch started with no. 250001, feet scale in beautiful, mint condition with clean and clear optics, delivered on 26.07.1935 to London, set including%u00a0a very rare black paint SUOOQ finder (red maker%u2019s box),%u00a0brown bakelite keeper, red maker%u2019s box mis-engraved %u2018Hekto%u2019 and both caps.Leica ScrewMount Lenses49 Summar 2/5cm nickel %u20ac4.000rigid prototypeno. 167537, 1933, condition A/B %u20ac 8.000 %u2013 10.000Very interesting prototype B235 of the already rare rigid Summar with a different optical design, note %u2018B235%u2019 handwritten on the barrels, it never went into serial production in this form. Here in almost mint condition, good%u00a0optics only showing a few minimal cleaning marks, with rear cap and red maker%u2019s box, together%u00a0with a%u00a0blueprint of the design by Leitz from April 22nd 1933.50 Summar 2/5cm nickel rigid %u20ac3.000*no. 186833, 1933, condition A/B %u20ac 6.000 %u2013 7.000Beautiful rare early rigid Summar from the first%u00a0year of production, in%u00a0almost mint condition%u00a0(light dent on the filter ring), optics showing some haze and some cleaning marks, with both caps and red maker%u2019s box, according to the delivery records less than 2.000 Summar lenses in rigid mount have been made, starting from 1934 Leitz also offered a conversion from the rigid mount to collapsible, which makes the already uncommon lens very rare nowadays.51 Summar 2/5cm nickel black rim %u20ac1.200*no. 194708, 1934, condition A/B %u20ac 2.000 %u2013 2.400Quite rare nickel Summar with black painted front ring, in almost mint%u00a0condition, good optics only showing a light haze and few minor cleaning marks, meter scale delivered to Berlin%u00a0on 26.03.1934, with both caps and red maker%u2019s box.