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2656 Leica 72 18 %u00d7 24 mm Wetzlar %u20ac8.000*no. 357222, 1963, condition A %u20ac 16.000 %u2013 20.000Extremely rare Wetzlar-made Leica 72 based on the Leica IIIa, usually found between the serial numbers nos. 357151-357224, the camera is in beautiful%u00a0and 100%u2009% original, mint condition andworking order, note the swinging viewfinder mask, deliveredto M%u00fcnster, Germany%u00a0on 12.12.1963. It is one of the best examplesof this rare camera we have seen!57 Leica IIIg Betriebskamera %u20ac3.000no. 520, 1950s, condition B/A %u20ac 6.000 %u2013 7.000A very rare, original IIIg Betriebskamera (for internal use), engraved also on the top plate %u2018Betriebsk. Nr.520%u2019, in%u00a0very goodcondition, with Summaron%u00a03.5/3.5%u2009cm no.%u20091226720 (front lens cap)and Elmar 2.8/5 cm no.1620937 (front lens cap), interesting tonote: these 2 lenses have%u00a0no delivery records in the Leica archives,with leather case.58 Leica IIIg %u2018No Number%u2019 set %u20ac3.000*c.1957, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 6.000 %u2013 7.000An interesting Leica IIIg without the serial number engraving and with slow speeds removed. Note the lack of rings at the rangefinderwindows. Including an unnumbered Elmar 2.8/5 cm and Leicavit. In beautiful condition.55 Leica 72 18 %u00d7 24 mm Midland %u20ac5.000no. 357316, 1954, condition A/B %u20ac 10.000 %u2013 12.000Very rare and early original Leica 72 Midland Ontario in beautiful, mint condition, the shutter curtains need attention, with Summicron2/5 cm no.1318859 (front lens cap). The Leica 72 was the only half-frame Leica model to go into serial production, it takes 72 exposures on a regular 35%u2009mm film (the frame counter goes up to75). The earliest experimental Leica half-frame cameras date back to the 1940s when the film was scarce and valuable. Only 150units were built at the Leitz factory in Midland, Ontario (Canada), undeniably a highly sought-after and collector%u2019s item, in outstanding condition!