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3680 Super-Angulon 4/21 mm %u20ac1.000chrome SUOONno.1646189, 1959, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 2.000 %u2013 2.400Beautiful unusual%u00a0early screw-mount Super-Angulon 4/21%u2009mmdesigned by Schneider, in mint condition, with good optics, witha rare plastic keeper, front lens cap%u00a0and and hood 12502N.81 Super-Angulon 4/21 mm %u20ac3.000prototype sampleno.11805804, 1971, condition A/B %u20ac 6.000 %u2013 7.000Leitz Super-Angulon in M39 mount, made in an experimental batch of only three lenses (serial numbers 11805803%u201311805805) and recorded in the Schneider production books as Leitz-Muster (Leitz sample). Remarkably, production of the 21%u2009mm f/4 Super-Angulonhad officially ceased in 1963, yet this example was produced in1971 %u2014 at a time when Leica no longer manufactured screw-mount cameras. In near-mint condition, complete with both caps.82 Hektor 6.3/2.8 cm %u20ac2.000*HOOPY nickel no. 250052, 1935, condition B/A %u20ac 4.000 %u2013 5.000Very%u00a0early and rare nickel version of the 2.8%u2009cm Hektor HOOPY, infeet scale, production starts with no. 250001, in beautiful, almost mint condition, good optics only showing a few discrete cleaning marks, delivered on 26.07.1935 to London, with very rare matching SOOHN hood (cond. B+) and later plastic keeper.83 Hektor 6.3/2.8 cm %u20ac700HOOPY chromeno. 273748, 1936, condition A/B %u20ac 1.400 %u2013 1.600Beautiful early%u00a0chrome%u00a0Hektor 2.8%u2009cm from the second%u00a0batch ofproduction, meter scale version delivered to famous retailer Tiranty in Paris, on 13.03.1936, in almost%u00a0mint condition,%u00a0clean and clearoptics, with both caps and SUOOQ chrome finder.84 Summaron 5.6/2.8 cm SNOOX %u20ac900no.1412100, 1956, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 1.800 %u2013 2.000Quite early sought-after Summaron for M39 made of the initial production, meter%u00a0scale version in mint condition, optics onlyshowing a few light cleaning marks, with interesting early hood SOOBK in unusual glossy black paint finish, 28%u2009mm SLOOZ finderand both caps.Leica ScrewMount Lenses85 Elmar 3.5/35 mm %u20ac1.000Snail Cam chromec.1932, condition A%u2013 %u20ac 2.000 %u2013 2.400An exceptional rare early variant of the EKURZ Elmar with%u00a0snailtype rangefinder cam, unnumbered lens in original chrome finishfrom the production period %u2014 this is one of only a few known example in this finish, note also the early infinity lock button. Thisparticular piece is in outstanding condition and comes with a black bakelite keeper.86 Summaron 3.5/3.5 cm %u20ac1.500*%u2018British Crown%u2019 no. 776915, 1951, condition A/B %u20ac 3.000 %u2013 3.400An interesting Summaron, engraved with the British Crown on the lens mount %u2014 possibly presented by Leica as a gift to the British Royal Family. Several prominent members of the British monarchy were known to use Leica cameras. The lens is preserved in excellent condition.87 Summicron 2/35 mm M39 %u20ac1.200SAWOO chromeno.1686258, 1959, condition B+ %u20ac 2.400 %u2013 2.600Rare screw-mount 8-element Summicron chrome made in Wetzlar with focus from 1%u2009m to infinity, in good condition, the screw-mountshows some damages (not affecting the operation or imagequality), clean and clear optics, with rear cap.88 Summicron 2/35 mm %u20ac6.000M39 SAWOO blackno.1686609, 1960, condition A/B %u20ac 12.000 %u2013 14.000An extremely rare screw-mount 8-element Summicron in black finish (black/chrome with chrome infinity lock). The lens was mostprobably made by Leitz to a special order. It is in beautiful, near-mint condition, with good optics, and comes with both caps. A similar lens can be seen in Lager II %u2018Lenses%u2019 on page 26.