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186386 Zeiss Ikon Super Nettel %u20ac400no.Y.31472, c.1934, condition B/A %u20ac 800 %u2013 900Rare very early folding 35 mm rangefinder camera, first version black/nickel with black focusing scale, in very good condition, smooth focus and aperture, with Zeiss Tessar 2.8/5 cm no.1514781, optics showing a light haze, with leather case (cond. B), with rare Duotar tripod head and original Zeiss tripod.387 Contax I Version 2 %u20ac500*no. AU65767, 1932, condition B/A %u20ac 900 %u2013 1.000Rare version of the Contax I from the first production year, with a characteristic dimple above the winding knob. In very fine condition,with matching back, including a Tessar 2.8/5 cm no.1535088.388 Contax I Version 4 %u20ac700no. A.U.49721, 1933, condition B/A %u20ac 1.400 %u2013 1.600Beautiful 4th version in original, very good condition, matchingback door, with Zeiss Tessar%u00a02.8/5 cm no.1345315, good optics only showing a few light cleaning marks,%u00a0leather case included.389 Contax I Version 7 %u20ac600with Sonnar 2/5 cmno. Z.44541, 1936, condition B/A %u20ac 1.200 %u2013 1.400Beautiful 7th version in very good condition, with Sonnar2/5 cm no.1421775, optics showing traces of removed fungus,with matching back.390 Hugo Meyer f. Contax %u20ac30.000*Makro Plasmat 2.7/3.5 cmno. 583318, 1933, condition A/B %u20ac 50.000 %u2013 60.000An extremely rare Makro-Plasmat 3.5 cm in original Contax mount, finished in black paint with chrome fittings. The lens is preserved in excellent condition with good optics. It includes the original mounting ring for the Contax inner bayonet (engraved with the lens%u2019 serial number) as well as the matching rear cap. The optical construction differs entirely from the more common Leica version. This is only the second example of the Makro-Plasmat in Contax mount that we have encountered.ZEISS IKON,CARL ZEISS