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178385 Canon 7 chrome %u20ac1.200*with 0.95/50 mm no. 914665, c.1962, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 2.400 %u2013 2.800Body in mint condition, with sought-after ultra-fast Canon 0.95/50%u2009mm no.%u200911886,%u00a0optics showing a few cleaning marks, withoriginal protection filter, leather case and rareoutfitmaker%u2019sbox with matching serial numbers.386 Gamma III with Koristka %u20ac1.000Gamma 3.5/55 mmno.10204, c.1947, condition A/B %u20ac 2.000 %u2013 2.400Rare Italian%u00a0Leica copy with M39 screw mount, in almost mintcondition, with rare Koristka Victor 3.5/55%u2009mm no.%u200975468, goodoptics, with original front lens cap.387 Ihagee Kine Exakta I %u20ac500%u2018Round Magnifier%u2019 with Tessar 2.8/5 cmno. 485110, 1936, condition B %u20ac 1.000 %u2013 1.200Rare first version Kine Exakta SLR with round magnifier in the nonremovable viewing hood, in good used%u00a0condition, with matchingTessar 2.8/5%u2009cm no.%u20092000761 in%u00a0heavy brass mount, very goodoptics only showing a light cleaning mark, with Czech brochure.388 Konica F outfit %u20ac1.400*no.100352, 1960, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 2.800 %u2013 3.200An extremely rare Konica F, introduced in 1960 as the company%u2019s very first 35%u2009mm single-lens reflex camera and one of the earliestJapanese SLRs with an instant-return mirror. The Konica F was produced only in very limited numbers (fewer than 1,600 units are believed to have been made) before being quickly replaced by the more advanced FS model, making it one of the hardest Konica cameras to find today. The camera features a robust die-castbody, a newly developed bayonet mount, and advanced shutterspeeds up to 1/2000 s%u2009%u2014%u2009a remarkable achievement at the time.Offered here in beautiful, near-mint condition with well-preservedmechanics, including the standard Hexanon 1.4/52%u2009mm no.%u20094120879,Hexanon 2.8/100%u2009mm no.%u20095222353,%u00a0a Hexanon 3.5/135%u2009mmno.%u20095670567 and a leather case. It%u00a0is an excellent example of alandmark model in the history of Japanese SLR development, and an important piece for any serious collector of early post-war cameras.382 Asahi Pentar K %u20ac800*no.168041, 1958, condition A/B %u20ac 1.600 %u2013 2.000An extremely rare Pentar K, produced for only a brief period in 1958 specifically for the South African market. Very few of thesecameras were made, and surviving examples are seldom encountered. The offered camera is in near-mint condition and comesfitted with a Takumar 58%u2009mm f/2.4 no.%u2009146796. A highly desirablerarity for advanced collectors of early Asahi Pentax cameras.381 Alpa Reflex Series E with %u20ac4.500Ang%u00e9nieux Alpar 2.9/50 mmno. 20011, 1947, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 9.000 %u2013 10.000One of the first Series E model (starting with no.%u200920000), in mintcondition, with rare matching collapsible Ang%u00e9nieux Alpar 2.9/50%u2009mm no.%u200960487 in original Alpa mount (ca. only 3500 unitsproduced),%u00a0very good optics with early original coating onlyshowing a few light cleaning marks, front lens cap, with rare French paper cover showing the operation, French instructions, import certificate delivered from French retailer Sarine, customs lead seal,rare Alpa shutter release cable, leather case and maker%u2019s box, avery niceoutfit!383 Canon Hansa pre-series %u20ac4.000*no. 90/1090, 1935, condition B/A %u20ac 8.000 %u2013 10.000An extremely early Canon Hansa from the very first small production batch, still retaining several features of the legendary Kwanon prototypes%u2009%u2014%u2009such as the detent near the pop-up viewfinder, thedistinctive shutter release, and the base plate with blind cap(originally intended for the rewind knob on the Kwanon camera). The lens mount bears the number 90, making it one of the earliest recorded examples, while the base plate is engraved 1090 (Peter Dechert notes 1119 as the lowest previously known number!).The camera is preserved in excellent condition and is offered withits matching early black-face Nikkor 3.5/50%u2009mm lens.384 Canon VI-T black paint %u20ac1.400*with 1.2/50 mm no. 617208, c.1959, condition A/B %u20ac 2.800 %u2013 3.000Uncommon black paint VI-T in beautiful, almost mint condition, shutter curtains with some dents but still fully operable, with rarematching all-black M39 Canon 1.2/50%u2009mm no.%u200921799, very goodoptics only showing a light scratch on the front element.380 Alpa 11el AV Master Gold %u20ac2.000no. 61909, 1989, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 4.000 %u2013 5.000Most probably a unique Alpa 11el AV in gold painted finish with blackleather covering, in original, mint condition, note the Master system connection, an Alpa document (copy included) shows this camera was fully assembled on 15.03.1989 and delivered on 02.05.1989, made by special order or as a presentation camera, with body cap and very rare red presentation box.