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2240 Leica III Mod. F chrome with %u20ac400Summar 2/5 cm chrome black rimno.129162, 1934, condition B/A %u20ac 800 %u2013 900Quite early III Mod. F chrome in very good condition, with rare early Summar chrome %u2018black rim%u2019 2/5%u2009cm no.%u2009194140, optics showing someglass corrosion and%u00a0cleaning marks, with unusual flat chrome frontlens cap and leather case, both delivered to Tiranty, Paris, in 1934, note the added flash contact on the rear (not made by Leica).41 Leica III Mod. F black/nickel %u20ac600no.144817, 1934, condition A/B %u20ac 1.200 %u2013 1.400Beautiful black/nickel version from the 2nd year of production, in almost mint condition, delivered to retailer Perrot, Germany,%u00a0on07.12.1934, with matching%u00a0nickel Elmar 3.5/50%u2009mm%u00a0no.%u2009222300 inmeter scale, good optics, with black painted front lens cap.42 Leica III Mod. F black/nickel %u20ac1.500with OOFRC remote releaseno.149182, 1935, condition B+ %u20ac 3.000 %u2013 3.400Black/nickel body in%u00a0good condition, with nickel%u00a0Summar 2/5%u2009cmmeter%u00a0scale no.%u2009227726, optics showing a light haze and a fewcleaning marks, both delivered in March and April 1935 to retailer Tiranty, Paris, together with a%u00a0rare%u00a0OOFRC remote release andwinder (c.1936).43 Leica III mod. F black/nickel %u20ac900*with Hektor 2.5/5 cm no. 207715, 1936, condition A/B %u20ac 1.800 %u2013 2.000Beautiful black/nickel body, in near-mint condition, the vulcanitehas been recently replaced, together with Hektor nickel 2.5/5%u2009cmfeet scale no.150006, good optics only showing a few light cleaning marks (black paint front lens cap).44 Leica III Mod. F chrome %u20ac600*with MOOLY no.198357, 1936, condition B/A %u20ac 1.200 %u2013 1.400Nice%u00a0classic pre-war Leica, in very good condition, delivered toWiesbaden (Germany) on 27.05.1936, together with chrome Leica-Motor MOOLY no.1947 with release linkage, with original camera bottom plate.45 Leica 250 FF Reporter %u20ac8.000*no.150055, 1935, condition A/B %u20ac 15.000 %u2013 17.000A very rare Leica 250FF, one of the famous %u2018Reporter%u2019 cameras for 10-meter film cassettes, produced in only small numbers in the1930s. The 250FF is regarded as one of the most desirable screw-mount Leica models, designed for professional use where extended film capacity was essential. The example offered herewas delivered to Tel Aviv on 14. April 1935, and is preserved in beautiful cosmetic condition, with original nickel fittings. It comeswith a nickel Summar 5%u2009cm f/2 no.%u2009205572 and remains a fine andhistorically significant piece of Leica history.