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2238 Leica IIIc Red Curtain €300no. 374037, 1941, condition A– € 600 – 700Beautiful war-time IIIc body with original red shutter curtain, in mint condition and in working order, with matching uncoated Summitar 2/5 cm no. 562489, good optics with minimal dust particles.39 Leica IIIc chrom Sharkskin €450no. 496456, 1950, condition A– € 900 – 1.000A beautiful late Leica IIIc with shark skin type vulcanite covering, in absolutely mint condition and working order, with matching meter scaled Elmar 3.5/5 cm no. 728802 (1949) only showing discretecleaning marks on the front element, with front lens cap.40 Leica IIIc (IIIf) Betriebskamera €1.200no. 397758, c.1948, condition A/B € 2.400 – 2.800Originally a IIIc Betriebskamera (for internal use), this very interesting and rare camera was upgraded to a IIIf red dial without self-timer,the new top plate was engraved with a serial number reserved forBetriebskameras starting with 397xxx, inside still engraved ‘Betriebsk.’,in almost mint condition and working order, with body cap.41 Leica IIIc grey €1.500no. 387801, 1942, condition B+ € 3.000 – 3.400Very rare war-time sought-after grey painted body, in good, original condition, shutter curtains not 100 % lightproof, delivered to Berlinon 06.07.1942, with uncoated chrome Elmar 3.5/5 cm no. 255725 (front lens cap), with brown leather case (cond. B).42 Leica IIIc K sync. €800no. 387256K, 1942/53, condition B/A € 1.600 – 1.800Interesting and rare war-time Leica IIIc K, originally in the militarygrey paint finish, upgraded by Leica to IIIf specifications and with chrome finish in 1953, in very good condition, the shutter curtains (without ‘K’ stamped) need service, with matching uncoated Summitar 2/5 cm no. 578535, optics only showing a discrete haze, with front lens cap.43 Leica IIIc syn. chrome outfit €700no. 519649, 1950, condition A/B € 1.400 – 1.600Extensive outfit including a Leica IIIc syn., originally a late IIIc updated to IIIf specifications, in almost mint condition and working order (rangefinder with quite low contrast but still usable), with body cap, German instructions, original control tags, red maker’s box and leather case, together with matching Summitar 2/5 cm no. 787238 with good optics only showing a light haze (10×different filters, both caps, hood, NOOKY close up adapter), Summaron 3.5/3.5 cm SOONC no. 884043 showing a light haze (front lens cap, hood, plastic keeper, 2×filters), Elmar 4/9 cm no. 874014 (font lens cap, plastic keeper, black/chrome FIKUS hood), VIOOH no. 31432 showinghaze (leather case), FIAKU ball and socket head, late ADPOO delayed action release (leather case), 2×spools, CEYOO flash device (complete in maker’s box), shutter release cable, and outfit case.44 Leica IIId Red Curtain €2.400*no. 367244, 1945, condition B+ € 5.000 – 6.000Very rare and one of the last of 427 Leica IIId ever made, it was the first Leica model with built-in self-timer, a technical feature that would later become a standard for many models to follow. The camera offered has a red shutter curtain (not lightproof anymore) and is in good condition, a flash contact was added later, delivered on 09.04.1945.45 Leica X-Ray Camera €2.4001930s, condition A/B € 4.000 – 5.000Rare modified chrome Leica Standard camera for 24×24 mm exposures, with retard lever next to the ‘Z’ engraved shutter dial. The shutter dial can’t be set to any other shutter speed. Also the second shutter blind is not present, as it should be. Please refer to James L. Lager Volume I on page 162. In beautiful, near-mint condition, including SCNOO rapid winder and Xenon 1.5/5 cm no. 426351.