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2031 Leica II Mod. D black/nickel %u20ac600*no. 22339, 1929-33, condition B/A %u20ac 1.200 %u2013 1.400Originally a Leica I Mod. A with Elmar%u00a0delivered to Munich on16.07.1929, converted to Leica II Mod. D in 1933,%u00a0in very goodcondition, rangefinder still with good contrast,%u00a0with early%u00a0nickelElmar 3.5/50%u2009mm no.%u2009147053 showing a few cleaning marks on thefront element.32 Leica II Mod. D %u20ac1.000black/nickel outfitno. 75538, 1932, condition B/A %u20ac 2.000 %u2013 2.400Niceoutfitincluding a body Leica%u00a0II Mod. D, in very good, originalcondition, nickel Elmar 3.5/35%u2009mm no.%u2009171464 (light haze anddiscrete cleaning marks) with both caps, nickel Elmar 3.5/50%u2009mmno.170215 (minimal haze cleaning marks) with front cap, chrome FISON hood,%u00a0ELPIK%u00a0and%u00a0ELPRO close-up lenses (maker%u2019s boxes),black/chrome Elmar 4/9%u2009cm no.%u2009454407%u00a0(light haze) with both caps,VIDOOH universal finder no.%u200933157, nickel ABLON film trimmingtemplate, black WINKO right-angle finder, green and yellow filters,2%u2009%u00d7 FILCA reloadable film cassettes%u00a0with one chrome metal box, inETTREoutfitcase.33 Leica II Mod. D %u2018Leih-Kamera%u2019 %u20ac1.000*no.100577, 1933, condition B/A %u20ac 2.000 %u2013 2.400An interesting Leica II, engraved on the back of the top plate with %u2018Leih-Kamera%u2019 (loan camera). Such cameras were supplied to official Leica dealers to be used as replacements while a customer%u2019scamera was under repair. The offered example was delivered toPrague in 1931, is in very good condition, and comes with a nickel Elmar 3.5/50%u2009mm no.%u2009155041.34 Leica II Mod. D bright chrome %u20ac600*no.112050, 1933, condition A/B %u20ac 1.200 %u2013 1.400Very early and rare version in unusual bright chrome finish anddoughnut-shaped shutter speed platform, in almost mint condition,delivered on 01.06.1933 to Berlin,%u00a0with Elmar%u00a03.5/5%u2009cm no.%u2009233514,good optics with minimal cleaning marks, with front lens cap.35 Leica II Mod. D black/chrome %u20ac1.500*with SCNOO Rapid Winder no. 252132, 1937, condition A/B %u20ac 3.000 %u2013 3400A beautiful Leica II in black paint finish with chrome fittings,accompanied by a matching black paint/chrome SCNOO rapidwinder, an interesting unnumbered Elmar 3.5/5%u2009cm with coatedoptics, and a rare eveready case designed for the camera with attached winder.36 Leica III Mod. F no.1308 %u20ac1.200no.1308, 1926-55, condition B/A %u20ac 2.400 %u2013 2.800Very interesting black/chrome III mod. F without slow speed,originally an extremely early Leica I Mod. A Elmar delivered to retailer Besier, Wiesbaden (Germany), on 26.04.1926, serviced several times by Leica and finally upgraded in 1956 to its presentform, together with unusual%u00a0unnumbered Elmar chrome with redscale, in fact the original lens remounted in M39 standardized Elmar (front lens cap), note the very peculiar and original nickel aperture%u00a0tab, in very good condition, showing a light patina, stilluncoated optics with a few light cleaning marks, the owner wanted to keep his/her%u00a0Leica as original as possible, even upgraded!30 Leitz Mifilmca 1/3 %u00d7 %u20ac1.500no. 4626, 1930s, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 3.000 %u2013 3.400Very rare camera for microscopes resembling the Compur-Leica housing, early version with non-removable%u00a01/3%u2009%u00d7 conical adapter,dial set Compur-shutter, body in beautiful, mint condition, completeset with 2%u2009%u00d7 release cables, rare CALOS release coupler, 2%u2009%u00d7 filmmagazines and red woodenoutfitbox.37 Leica III Mod. F black/nickel %u20ac900*with Summar 2/5 cm black rim no. 91320, 1932-34, condition A/B %u20ac 1.800 %u2013 2.000Beautiful body%u00a0in almost mint condition, only showing some%u2018brassing%u2019 on the edges, originally an early Leica II Mod. D. delivered to retailer Flock, Kaiserslautern (Germany) upgradedto III Mod. F%u00a0specifications in 1934, together with a matching quiterare nickel%u00a0Summar 2/5%u2009cm no.%u2009194856 with black painted front rim(cond. B/A), delivered to the same place on 27.03.1934, opticsshowing cleaning marks on the front element.38 Leica III Mod. F black/nickel %u20ac1.600with Summar Rigid 2/5 cmno.110463, 1933, condition B/A %u20ac 3.200 %u2013 3.600Original black/nickel body%u00a0in very good condition with rare earlynickel Summar rigid 2/5%u2009cm no.%u2009186446 still in original condition (B+),most of these lenses have been updated to the later collapsible version,%u00a0optics showing some haze and cleaning marks, with frontlens cap, both delivered to Berlin in 1933.39 Leica III Mod. F black/nickel %u20ac500no.11284X, 1933, condition B/A %u20ac 1.000 %u2013 1.200Nice quite early black/nickel body in very good condition, note thefirst and last numbers of the serial number have been drilled off foran unknown reason, according to the %u2018Ernst Leitz %u2014Wetzlar %u2014D.R.P%u2019 engravings, this camera should be the no.11284X, and has been delivered to Berlin on 16.12.1933, together with Summar nickel 2/5%u2009cm no.%u2009228732, optics showing%u00a0scratches.