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3057 Summar 2/5 cm nickel rigid %u20ac1.400First Batchno.167193, 1933, condition A/B %u20ac 2.800 %u2013 3.200Beautiful rare extremely early rigid Summar from the very first batch%u00a0of production (nos.167001%u2013168000), in almost mint condition,optics only showing a few light cleaning marks, with rear cap and red maker%u2019s box, this 193rd Summar lens has been delivered to famous retailer Koch, Zurich, on 28.08.1933, according to the delivery records less than 2,000 Summar lenses in rigid mount have been made, starting from 1934 Leitz also offered a conversion from the rigid mount to collapsible, which makes the already uncommon lens very rare nowadays.58 Summar 2/5 cm nickel rigid %u20ac1.800no.190754, 1933, condition B/A %u20ac 3.600 %u2013 4.000Beautiful rare early rigid Summar, in very good condition, optics showing a few chips inside (painted in black to avoid undesired reflection) and marks on the front element, with SOOMP hood,both front and rear caps, delivered to retailer Porst, Nuremberg, on 23.12.1933, delivery records indicate that fewer than 2000 rigid-mount Summar lenses were produced. Beginning in 1934,Leitz also offered a factory conversion service that allowed owners to convert the rigid mount to a collapsible version%u2014making surviving rigid examples especially scarce today.59 Summar 2/5 cm %u20ac600nickel / black rimno.190207, 1933, condition B/A %u20ac 1.200 %u2013 1.400Sought-after and rare early nickel Summar from the first year of production, with black paint front rim, in very good condition, optics showing%u00a0cleaning marks and a few spots,%u00a0with both caps and SOOMP hood, delivered to Bielefeld, Germany, on 13.12.1933.60 Summar 2/5 cm %u20ac600chrome / black rimno.192550, 1934, condition B/A %u20ac 1.200 %u2013 1.400Rare early chrome version with black paint rim, note also thenotch at aperture 2.9 for use with Agfacolour films, in very good condition, optics later coated are showing some haze and%u00a0cleaning marks, delivered to Oberkirch, Germany, on 27.01.1934, with both caps and brown bakelite keeper.61 Summicron 2/5 cm Cut-Away %u20ac400*no. 921655, 1953, condition B/A %u20ac 800 %u2013 1.000Very rare interesting original cut-away version of this Summicron 2/5 cm, Leica records show no delivery, in very good condition, some dents in the optics, note the half ring fixed in the screw-mount bayonet as a support.55 Summicron 2/35 mm M39 %u20ac10.000SAWOO blackno. 2099522, 1967, condition A/B %u20ac 20.000 %u2013 24.000An extremely rare screw-mount 8-element Summicron in black finish (black/chrome with black paint infinity lock). The lens, delivered on 01.09.1967 to Brandt, Sweden was most probably made by Leitz to a special order. It is in beautiful, near-mint condition, with good optics, comes with a hood and plastic keeper. A similar lens can be seen in Lager II %u2018Lenses%u2019 on page 26.56 Hektor 2.5/5 cm nickel %u20ac400no.168577, 1933, condition B/A %u20ac 800 %u2013 900Rangefinder coupled version%u00a0in very good condition,%u00a0optics showing cleaning marks on the front element, with both caps, delivered to Prague on 01.09.1933.