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1847 Leica IIIg €500no. 907927, 1957, condition B/A € 1.000 – 1.200Body in very good condition and working order, with matching Elmar 2.8/5 cm no. 1453844 (hood), with ADVOO close-up attachment set.48 Leica IIIg €600no. 871003, 1957, condition A/B € 1.200 – 1.400Body in almost mint condition and in working order, vulcanite still intact, with red scale Elmar 3.5/5 cm no. 998639, meter scale with good optics only showing light cleaning marks, with black bakelite front lens cap and leather case.49 Leica IIIg €700no. 846421, 1957, condition B/A € 1.400 – 1.500Body in excellent condition and working order, first delivered toMontevideo on 08.04.1957, with matching collapsible Summicron 2/5 cm no. 1478640 meter scale with lenses showing some light cleaning marks, with front lens cap.50 Leica IIIg ELC outfit €800no. 871600, 1957, condition A– € 1.600 – 1.800Quite rare Leica IIIG made by ELCAN, Ernst Leitz Canada in 1957 (batch including no. 871201–872000), in absolutely mint condition and in very good working order, with body cap, together with Elmar Red Scale 3.5/5 cm no. 1071886 (front cap and bakelite keeper) with good optics only showing minor cleaning marks, Elmar 4/9 cm no. 1572876 (rear cap), and Hektor 4.5/13.5 cm no. 1507762 (rear cap).51 Leica IIIg Midland €10.000*no. 934100, 1958, condition A– € 20.000 – 24.000A very rare variant of the Leica IIIg, made in Canada and engravedon the top plate with: ‘Ernst Leitz Canada Limited Midland Ontario’,typical for the Midland IIIg, the serial number of the camera isengraved additionally on the chassis parralell to the film plane.The offered camera is in beautiful, near-mint condition and good working order.52 Leica IIg €3.000no. 530, c.1960, condition A– € 6.000 – 7.000A Leica IIg (a IIIg without the slow speeds) was never officially released, however, a few prototypes are known to exist. The offered camera is based on a IIIg body, with a removed slow speeds dial and has got a special serial number 530. Provenance—family of an ex Leica employee.